Cuifengchan Temple

What travelers say:

Cuifeng Temple is a temple protected in Anhui Province. Cuifeng Temple was originally called Tianzhu Temple. It was built in the Tang Dynasty and was called Cuifeng Temple in the early years of the Yuan Dynasty. By the Ming Dynasty, after hundreds of years of wind and rain, the temple has been dilapidated. In the Qing Dynasty, new temples and houses were rebuilt, and the name was officially changed to Cuifeng Temple. The scenery of Cuifeng is beautiful, and the Ming people are summarized as "Cuifeng Eight Views". On the former site of Cuifeng Eight Views, the monument is stored on the first side, and it is set in April for the Ming Dynasty, and it is engraved with "Jiuhua Mountain Cuifeng Eight Views Fu". Its eight scenes are: "Emerald Peak Gao", "Gukou Shengyun", "Douling Aokou", "Tianzhu Qingwen", "Xiaoyue Xuming", "Shidong Swallow", "Yuquan Xiangmei", "Long Silk Belt". Chen Yu, a Qing person, described in the 12th volume of "Jiuhua Jisheng": "Jiuhua Zhufeng are all towering, but the green peaks are large and small, green three floors, dew and smoke, fresh and new. "(Cuifeng) Temple side transparent blue rock, the rock phase is wrong like cavities, there are big tricks, high and wide, and deep times. The light is leaking, the blue is clear, and the victory is also possible. On the east cliff of Cuifeng, there are springs pouring out of stone, four times warm, and the hot springs. There are peaks and clusters in the south of Dicui, the day Juwangfeng. There are boulders like those standing in the west of Dicui, the day stone monument peak. After this, the backer will be Qiyunling.”