Dacheng Palace, Zhengding Confucious Temple

Dacheng Hall of Confucian Temple, Zhengding County, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. Dacheng Palace was built in the Ming and Hongwu years, with five broad faces, three deep ones, single-sex peaks, the top of the palace is flat and then slowly stretched, and the arch is strangely large. Its structure retains the early architectural style. It is a relic of the last five generations of Tang Dynasty, and it is the earliest Confucian Temple in China.

This is not particularly big. You need to collect tickets. 15 yuan per person. Although it is not particularly expensive, it is equivalent to many ancient cities. The Confucian Temple is free to enter. This is already a relatively high-cost place.

There are still quite a lot of cultural relics in Zhengding County. The Confucian Temple is behind Zilong Square. There are also many ancient cities here. A temple that commemorates Confucianism, the Confucian Temple is still quite high in the ancient city, especially in the age of the reader.

Zhengding Temple, very good historical relics and monuments, ancient buildings, well preserved, recommended to see, very good

This is a famous building, after the identification of Mr. Liang Sicheng, belongs to the five-generation building! At that time, the fighting continued and it could still be preserved. This wooden structure building is not easy.

Zhengding's Confucian Temple is very small. When we went to visit, there was no tourist. It was originally a ticket, and we didn't ask for tickets when we went in. Dacheng Temple is small and cannot be compared with the Confucian Temple, but it can still be seen that the respect for Confucius and the importance of education at that time were right.