Xiaojiuhua Scenic Scenic Temple Address: Wanying Lake, Wang Ping Town, Wujiang Introduction: Xiaojiuhua Scenic Scenic Temple is located on the beautiful Wanying Lake. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it was rebuilt in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It covers an area of 100 mu and has more than 300 halls and pavilions. It is one of the famous temples in Suzhou. It is also because Master Taixu, the leader of modern Buddhism, planted osmanthus trees in the temple at the age of 65,438+06, then shaved off his possessions and retired to Putuo. Surrounded by water on all sides, only a tall and straight Ande Bridge is connected. In the past, there was a beautiful sunset Hongqiao opposite the Xiaojiuhua Scenic Scenic Temple as a companion. Red walls and blue waves, morning drums and dusk bells, and endless Sanskrit sounds are the treasure house of Buddhism. Xiaojiuhua Scenic Scenic Temple Xiaojiuhua Scenic Scenic Temple faces Yinghu Lake, a famous lake in Hangjia area, and is as famous as South Lake in Jiaxing and West Lake in Hangzhou. It attracted many literati to recite poems and paint, and Bai Juyi, Li Bai, Yang Wanli and Lu Guimeng all left well-known poems. "The little red piper sings" is a famous sentence left around here. Wang Xichan Memorial Hall Address: North of Zhenze Middle School, Zhenze Town, Wujiang City Introduction: Wang Xichan Memorial Hall is located in Zhenze Town, Wujiang City, Jiangsu Province. There are tombstones and epitaphs in Wang Xichan's tomb. In the 17th year of Daoguang reign (1837), Governor Lin Zexu of Jiangsu advocated donating money to rebuild the tomb of Wang Xichan, and to build a new "Wang Xian Temple" on the east side of the tomb. In Zhang Lvxiang, the tomb gate is called "the hero of southern service", while in Beiyuan, it is called "Jiang Yun" in Gu. There is a saying in the temple "Scholar and Heaven". The Xiaohe stone bridge in the east of the temple is Xiao 'an Bridge. Mausoleums and shrines have experienced 200 to 300 years of wind and rain, sometimes destroyed and sometimes repaired. After liberation, several repairs were carried out. 1998 is the 370th anniversary of Wang Xichan's birth. The government invested 200,000 yuan to completely renovate tombs, shrines and bridges, and built the Wang Xichan Memorial Hall. Wang Xichan (1628—— 1682) was born in Zhenze, Wujiang, Jiangsu. He is proficient in astronomy and mathematics, independently invented the method of calculating the transit of Venus and Mercury, and put forward the method of accurately calculating the solar eclipse. He was an outstanding folk astronomer and mathematician in Qing Dynasty. Ciyun Temple Address:No. Baota Street, Zhenze Town, Wujiang 1 1 Description: Ciyun Temple was founded in Song Xianchun (A.D. 1265- 1274). It was rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty (1436- 1449) and was originally named Guangji Temple. This paragraph was granted by Ming Shun (1457- 1464). Among them, there are five pagodas According to legend, Chiwu in the Three Kingdoms period was founded in 13 (250 years), and temples and towers were rebuilt in the fifth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1577 years). From Ming Wanli to Wang Kangxi, Qianlong and Daoguang, Yutangxuan, a temple, was built many times and became a large-scale Buddhist temple in Wujiang City (county). Monks who have broken their hands have come forth in great numbers in all previous dynasties, and they are superior to others. They vowed to repair Tianwang Temple. Ancient temples and famous temples have always been frequented by literati, leaving many poems. Qing Jin Shengtan left a farewell poem: "Zhenze is full of fine houses, and Ciyun is a teacher." The furniture is only the ancient Buddha, and the home is always mysterious. Where is the post-Han people? Whispering so far, I want to leave when I meet you. What else can we find? " Jinghu Park Address: shengze town North Description: Jinghu Park is located in the north of shengze town, adjacent to Provincial Highway 227 and Sujiahang Expressway exit in the east, and bus No.206 goes directly to the town. Jianyuan 1999, officially opened in September 2002, covering an area of 530 mu, of which the water area accounts for two fifths. It is a large wetland park in Suzhou. The park pays attention to plant landscaping, with beautiful scenery, lush trees and grass, teahouse snacks, children's playground, shallow beach, landscape garden, cruise terminal, horse riding field, ballroom and antique wedding. According to its functions, the park is divided into two parts: a water-loving leisure area around the lake and eco-sightseeing. The former is located in the east and south of the garden, weeping willows along the lake, pavilions and pavilions are properly configured, winding paths lead to secluded places, and the wind and the lotus set each other off. There are three islands in the lake, which are connected by bridges and dikes to form a string of pearls. You can walk slowly or go boating on the island. Address of Chen Qubing's Tomb: Southwest Foothill of Waihuqiu, Nagato, Suzhou, Jiangsu Introduction: Suzhou Chen Qubing Tomb is located in the southwest foothill of Waihuqiu, Nagato, and 1982 is listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Suzhou. Chen Qubing (1874- 1933), born in Wujiang, is a modern poet and one of the founders of Nanshe. In his early years, he followed Dr. Sun Yat-sen and spared no effort to publicize the revolution. He made important contributions to the Revolution of 1911 that overthrew the Manchu monarchy and the movement against Yuan Shikai's protection of the law. His poems express patriotic passion, and his style is vigorous and tragic. In his later years, he served as professor of Southeast University, curator of Revolutionary Museum, and chairman of Jiangsu Branch of Antiquities Preservation Committee of this school. 1933 10 died in his hometown Tongli town. 1935 1 1 On the occasion of the 36th anniversary of the founding of Nanshe, Liu Yazi and other social friends moved and buried his coffin at the foot of Huqiu Mountain, the birthplace of Nanshe, and held a grand public sacrifice. The tomb is located in the fir forest at the southwest foot of Tiger Hill, facing south. It is shaped like a kettle with a lid, made of bricks all around and capped with cement, with a diameter of 5.9 meters and a height of 2.2 meters.