After taking the door is a Chi Pan, a half moon. There are three bridges and nine holes in the pool, and fish scales splash downstream of the bridge, making the Ying Ying blue. In the middle of the bridge, there is a carved dragon. In feudal society, only the champion wears gold and silver to go home, which is a special honor of "taking the lead". Even the second bridge on both sides can only be visited by literati with "fame", which is called "swimming in the dish", and there is a certain ceremony called "dish water fragrance". Chi Pan was founded in A.D. 1783 (forty-eight years of Qingganlong).
On one side of Chi Pan is the green sandstone "Lingxing Gate House", which is tall, spectacular and exquisite. The archway was built in A.D. 1794 (59th year of Qing Qianlong). Stones were collected from Sanjiang Gorge in Quxian County and shipped from Qujiang River by boat. At that time, it seems that no large-scale lifting equipment was erected by "paving soil"; Stone strips are tenons, and the ink method is accurate. Although it has been exposed to the sun day and night for nearly 200 years, it is basically intact and has no liquidity. At the top of the archway are six dragons, holding their heads high and leaping into the clouds, lifelike, with the words "Lingxingmen" engraved in the middle. The stone carvings of the archway are all hollowed-out sculptures, which have a strong three-dimensional sense, such as "Double Dragons Playing with Beads", "Twin Phoenix Facing the Sun", "Crane Crossing the Cloud", "Five Bats Returning to Nature", "Kirin Sending Books" and "Fish Jumping at the Dragon Gate", etc., which are vivid, dignified and harmonious, and were once known as "the first archway in Sichuan". 1926 (15th year of the Republic of China), the Oriental Magazine edited by the Commercial Press published articles and pictures.
The Confucius Temple complex was built in a ladder shape, and the project was huge. The wing rooms are integrated, facing south, resplendent and magnificent. The main building of the Confucian Temple is Dacheng Hall, which is tall and solemn. The top of the ridge is two Wolong Mountains fired in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, and the top of the hall is covered with golden glazed tiles. This hall is dedicated to Confucius' master in the Central Plains. On the owner's body, there is a relief of holding a saint in Kowloon, with the words "Confucius is a great saint" written in red letters on a gold background. There is a "model for all generations" under the Bagua algae well, and the tablets of sages such as "Four Matches" and "Yan Shizhe" are also enshrined in the East and West Chambers.
Under the stone platform in Dacheng Hall are the east and west sides of the hall, where 79 so-called "sages" and 75 "sages" are enshrined. Green glazed tiles are laid on the east and west sides, the walls are embossed with Four Treasures of the Study and Xiangyun monsters, and the wooden window lattice doors are elegant and solemn.
A few steps down is the Ji Gate, and 24 Ji (ancient weapons) are listed, which makes people hold their breath and exude a prominent and neat momentum.
There are four temples under the gate: the so-called "Tao is king, which makes Shu Ren worship", the Xiangxian Temple with dignified words and deeds, the Temple with fierce loyalty and loyalty, and the Temple of filial piety, all of which are dedicated to some feudal ruling classes. Unfortunately, the above four temples and Jimen were destroyed during the Cultural Revolution.
There is also a shrine (also known as a shrine) behind Dacheng Hall, which is a place to worship Confucius' parents and ancestors. Standing at the entrance of Dacheng Hall, you can overlook the temples, memorial archways, Chi Pan and palace walls. Looking up, you can see the "Jewelry Mountain" and the exquisite octagonal pavilion on the mountain, all of which are artificially piled up 100 meters away from the Confucian Temple. Looking at Qujiang in the east, looking at Maanshan in the west, surrounded by dragons and tigers.