1. Essay about Suining Suining is located in the middle of the Sichuan Basin and in the middle reaches of the Fujiang River.

The generous gifts of nature and thousands of years of splendid culture have given birth to the charming and magical color of this land.

Through the vicissitudes of history and through the thick red soil, "Magical Suining, Eight Wonders" has become a fascinating and beautiful scenery in western China.

▲One of the wonders: World Jurassic Park - Longfeng Gorge Longfeng Gorge is located in Mingxing Town, Shehong County, Suining City.

Its landforms are unique, with wonderful landscapes such as dissolved caves, stepped waterfalls, and sedimentary ripples. There are concentrated and well-preserved petrified wood and dinosaur fossil remains. It is the largest number and well-preserved 150 million-year-old fossils discovered in my country so far. The former native petrified wood forest site has extremely important scientific research, science education and tourism value. It was named "Sichuan Shehong Silicified Wood National Geopark" by the Ministry of Land and Resources, covering an area of ??12 square kilometers.

In 2010, the 8th International Jurassic Congress will be held here, which is the first international Jurassic event held in the Asia-Pacific region.

▲Wonder No. 2: Suining, China’s artificial satellite recycling base. As far as artificial returnable satellites are concerned, selecting a suitable recycling area plays a decisive role in the successful recycling.

Due to its special longitude and latitude, Suining has been identified as the recovery base for my country's artificial returnable satellites.

In November 1979, Suining was designated as the recycling site for my country's first man-made returnable satellite and attracted world attention.

So far, most of the dozens of man-made returnable satellites launched by our country have identified Suining as the recovery site and accurately landed in the predetermined area.

Suining has become the harbor for China’s man-made returnable satellites, the “proud son of heaven”.

▲Wonder No. 3: China’s fifth greatest invention—Zhuotong Well. During the Qingli Period of the Northern Song Dynasty, Suining people invented the Zhuotong Well drilling technology, which can extract brine from thousands of meters underground. It opened the door for humans to use drilling methods to mine minerals deep underground.

Prologue to resources.

The invention of the Zhuotsu well enabled the development and utilization of underground brine, oil, natural gas and other minerals, accelerating the history of human civilization.

"History of Well Salt Science and Technology in China" records that "the invention of Zhuotou well technology is comparable to important inventions such as the compass, gunpowder, papermaking, and printing. It is the father of modern oil drilling."

"History of Science and Technology in China" calls Zhuo Tsutsui the "fifth greatest invention" after the four great inventions in ancient China.

In 2006, "Dayingzhuo Tube Well Deep Drilling and Drawing Technique" was listed as a national intangible cultural heritage by the State Council.

▲Wonder No. 4: The mysterious 30 degrees north latitude - the Dead Sea in China. 150 million years ago, violent plate movements formed two surprisingly similar inland lakes at 30 degrees north latitude. One is the Dead Sea in the Middle East on the surface, and the other is

One is the underground ancient salt lake hidden deep in Daying County, Suining.

Relying on its rich underground salt brine resources, Suining actively attracted private funds and successfully built the "Chinese Dead Sea", recreating the magical charm of the Dead Sea in the Middle East.

The emergence of the "China Dead Sea" scenic spot has led the new fashion of large-scale participatory interactive tourism. It receives more than one million domestic and foreign tourists every year, creating a Sichuan tourism myth.

The "Dead Sea of ??China" is embracing guests from afar with a broad mind.

▲Fifth Wonder: China’s Royal Zen Forest—Guangde Temple. Known as “the first Zen forest in the West”, Guangde Temple was built in the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty (713-741 AD).

The place where Zen Master You became a monk.

Zen Master Keyou is the grandson of Tang Zhongzong and the nephew of Tang Xuanzong.

Guangde Temple has been deeply favored by emperors of all dynasties due to its royal "bloodline". It has been granted 11 edicts by nine emperors of Tang, Song and Ming Dynasty.

The imperial edicts, the Kowloon Monument, the Sian Chai Pagoda, the Burmese Jade Buddha, and the Guanyin jewelry seals given by the emperors of the Song and Ming dynasties all testify to the nobility of the Royal Zen Forest.

Guangde Temple is large in scale and has exquisite architecture. The well-preserved Tang Dynasty-style temple complex of more than 20,000 square meters further demonstrates the kingly demeanor here.

Guangde Temple is listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit by the State Council.

▲Wonder No. 6: Lingquan Temple, the holy place for Guanyin pilgrimage. Lingquan Temple was built during the Kaihuang period of the Sui Dynasty (581-600 AD) and became a Buddhist holy place more than a thousand years ago.

Folk song: "The three sisters of Guanyin Bodhisattva eat in the same pot and practice each other. The eldest sister practices in Lingquan Temple, the second sister practices in Guangde Temple, and only the third sister practices far away, practicing in Putuo Mountain in the South China Sea." It confirms that Lingquan Temple is a Guanyin dojo.

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There is a spring in the Guanyin Hall of Lingquan Temple, which is called "Guanyin Holy Water". Although it is at the top, it has never overflowed or dried up for thousands of years. It is green in color and sweet in taste.

Folks believe that this water can cure diseases and prolong life, and there is an endless stream of people who come to drink it.

Su Dongpo once gave a poem for it: "Quanquanquanquan Quanquan, in ancient times and the present.

The palace is famous in the world.

▲Seven Wonders: World Cultural Treasures—National Treasure Song Porcelain. In 1991, China's largest Song porcelain collection was unearthed in Jinyu Village in the south of Suining City. Its large quantity and high value attracted the attention of the cultural relics and history circles.

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