Quanzhou Confucian Temple Review

The scale is second only to Qufu and the third largest Confucian Temple in Beijing. The scale is magnificent, and the temple front square and the three buildings in the temple are quite large. One of the 22 World Heritage Sites in Quanzhou is also a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. It is worth mentioning that Dachengmen's link is written "unanimous resistance to the end, strive for the final victory", it is estimated that during the war of resistance, there was a military command here.

Fuwen Temple is an important attraction in Quanzhou Ancient City, and it is also an attraction with more tourists. The Confucian Temple here is quite large. Dacheng Palace has to go in and see. There are some southern Anhui buildings around the Confucian Temple, which are also some cultural monuments. It is recommended to see. The Temple of Confucianism is doing activities recently, mostly cultural and tourism activities, and there is currently a photography exhibition on Quanzhou's world heritage in Dacheng Palace.

Quanzhou Fuwen Temple, located in Zhongshan Road, Licheng District, Quanzhou City, Fujian Province. The construction of the late Tang Kaiyuan was initially "Lu Siqi Temple", and the fifth generation of the late Tang Dynasty was changed to "Xuansheng Temple". The Northern Song Dynasty Taiping Xingguo period (976~984) moved to the current site, which is the largest existing scale in southeast China, including the ancient Confucian Temple complex in the four dynasties of Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing.

When I went there on the evening of April 27, I happened to encounter a large party program shooting. It was more amazing that when we walked in, the security guard did not stop us. When we walked to a very central location, we were told by the staff that the shooting was taking place here. Non-staff can't enter. The personnel on the scene were either staff with headset or actors in ancient costumes, and we felt like we had crossed, walked back, and exited when the door was stopped by a fence, wondering how we had just entered magically. The scenes performed by actors in ancient costumes are quite interesting and quite substituting.

In the ancient city of Quanzhou, it is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. It was built in the Northern Song Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,000 years. The specifications of this Confucian Temple are quite high. The main hall Dacheng Hall is a heavy-duty temple-style building, and the Forbidden City Taihe Hall is a grade, giving people a sense of solemnity and majesty. Free admission