Tufu Ancestral Hall

Du Gong Temple is located on the south slope of Shaolingyuan, Chang'an District, Xi'an. It covers a small area, with towering ancient trees in the temple and fragrant plums. Du Fu was not willing to live in the officialdom for 13 years, and he lived in Anchuan near Chang'an for 13 years, so he built Du Gong Temple here. After Du Fu left Chang'an, he began to flee due to the war, and finally died in his hometown. Du Fu is the most influential poet in the history of China to the surrounding countries.

Du Gongxuan is a courtyard-style building complex, the mountain gate is a brick and wood structure imitating the Tang Dynasty, there are three temples in the courtyard, and there is Du Fu mud-sculpted sitting like a statue. The most precious cultural relics in the temple are the ink tuoben of the stone tablets of "Overlooking Taizhong Yangong Jiuri Nanshan Temple" written by Du Fu in the second year of Tang Suzong (750 AD), which is the only existing Du Fu ink treasure.

Dugong Temple in Xi'an is located on the Shaoling Plateau east of Weiqu Town, Chang'an District, behind General Yang Hucheng Cemetery. It is the ancestral hall of Du Fu, a famous poet in Tang Dynasty. The ancestral temple is a four-in-one small garden with a quiet environment. Du Fu once lived near Shaoling Plain for a long time, so he called himself Shaoling Plain. After Du Fu's death, in memory of the great poet, later generations raised funds to build Du Gong Temple on the Shaoling Plateau as a memorial. Later, it was damaged and repaired many times. It was listed as Du Fu Memorial Hall in 1960.

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