The Cultural Landscape of Zeqin Township

Zeqin Township is located in Wuyi Mountain, and there are three ancient pagodas in the northeast of the territory, namely Fengming Pagoda, Longfeng Pagoda and Pengtu Pagoda, which form a pen rack and are one of the eight scenic spots in Ruijin.

There are abundant green and red tourism resources in the territory, including the site of "Resettlement Riot", Mao Zetan Martyrs Cemetery and Mao Zetan Martyrs Monument. Longfeng Pagoda: (also known as Xunta and Wenxing Pagoda), located 2.5km southeast of Ruijin County and 3km northwest of Xiping Village in Zeqin Township, on the top of Bijia Mountain at the junction of Xiping Village and Nangang Village. 5 kilometers away from successive villages, this tower is located in the northeast and moves to the southwest. This tower was built in the 43rd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (16 15). It is a seven-level six-sided solid brick tower with a height of about 20m. There is a bluestone plaque engraved under the tower, which is called "Longfeng Tower". On the hillside under the tower, Wenxing Temple was originally built to protect the tower. According to "Ruijin County Records", the satellites tower, the satellites tower, is located in Jinling, Li Sanfang, Fuxiang. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Pan, the magistrate of a county, donated money to advocate and led the city gentry Zhu Jian.

Pengtu Pagoda: (also known as Fengbing Pagoda and Dalu Pagoda), located 2.7 kilometers east of the county seat and 3 kilometers northwest of Anzhi Village in Zeqin Township, is located at the top of Bijia Mountain at the junction of Jinanzhi Village and Xibei Village. There are Longfeng Pagoda in the northeast and Fengming Pagoda in the southwest. This pagoda is in the middle. Built in the first year of Qing Qianlong, (1736) is a nine-level six-sided hollow concrete tower. It is about 24 meters high, and there is a stone tablet embedded in the lower part of the tower, which reads "Pengtu Tower". According to the Records of Ruijin County, the C-Peak Tower is located on a hill in Zhuyuanling, Wuli, south of the county seat, with the back mountain as the study palace. In the first year of Qianlong, the gentry Lai Tiyun and Lai donated money to raise Ding together with Yang, health workers Yang Changjin and Zhu Chu, and their land was based on the grace of Deng Weiyuan. The tower became a plaque, which read "Pengtuta".

Fengming Pagoda: (also known as Dingfeng Pagoda and Miaojiao Pagoda) is located 3.4 kilometers south of the county, and is a resident of Guanghui Village in Zeqin Township 1. On the top of Bijia Mountain, 5 kilometers away, this tower is located in the southwest and northeast, with Pengta (center) and Longfeng Tower (northeast). This tower was built in the first year of Qing Qianlong (1736), and it is a seven-level six-sided hollow concrete tower with a height of 20 meters. There is a bluestone plaque embedded in the lower part of the tower, and the handwriting is illegible. According to the records of Ruijin County, "Fengming Pagoda". Together with the C-Peak Tower, its foundation was donated by Li and others. The tower was inscribed with a plaque: "Fengming Tower".

The Three Pagodas is one of the eight scenic spots in Ruijin: the penholder Lingxiao, which is located on the Bijia Mountain in Zhuyuanling, south of Ruijin. It is also one of the scenery in Zeqin Township. In 2008, the Ruijin Municipal Government took the lead in raising funds to restore its original appearance, which has been completely renovated. Songxin Temple: Located in Zeqin Village, Zeqin Township, Songxin Temple was built in the late Tang Dynasty. After several repairs, it is the earliest temple built in this township. There is a legend that "Song Xin Temple came first, then Dongshan Temple". There are Luogong Bodhisattva, Sakyamuni Buddha, Guanyin Bodhisattva and fasting God. Covers an area of 65438 0.5 mu. 1958 Destroy the Four Old and Destroy the Bodhisattva. 1965 Before and after the Cultural Revolution, it collapsed naturally due to disrepair.

Chisha Temple in Zhu Fu, Luoxi, Huanggang: It is located on the edge of Laiwu Gangban, Luoxi, Mingxing Village, Zeqin Township (founded in the Tang Dynasty). Construction was continued in the eighth year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1803), and it was rebuilt on the original site in June 1999.

Main Temple of Huanggang House: It is located next to Shegong and Gan Long Railway in Mingxing Village, Zeqin Township, and was built in the eighth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1375),1autumn of 994. Relocation due to national railway construction. 1997 autumn migration.

Huanggang Puying Temple: Located next to the Brainstem Dragon Railway in Mingxing Village, Zeqin Township, it was built in the autumn of 1994, and was relocated in the autumn of 1997 due to the national railway construction. Zong Dian Zheng Zi (Gan) F070650053

Luoxi Temple: Located at the back headland of Luoxi Temple, it is now under the headland of Zeqin Health Center. It was built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and was destroyed by flood in 19 15 (B year). He used to pretend to be a Taoist and practiced Taoism, including Guanyin Bodhisattva and fasting monks. God celebrates the 19th day of the third lunar month every year. 1958 was demolished when capitalism was broken.

Successor Temple: Located next to Yang's Ancestral Temple of Successor Laowu Village Group, it was built in the middle and late Qing Dynasty and demolished in the early 1970s.

Miaojiao Zhu Fu Temple: Located at the Shuikou of Miaojiao Village, it was built in the late Qing Dynasty and demolished in the early 1970s.

Puping Temple with Dragon Neck in Shishui: Located at the roadside of Puping Temple in Longjingkeng, southeast of Zaozipai, Shi Shui Village, Zeqin Township. Built in the middle of Qing Dynasty, it was built after 1987. July 19, this day is dedicated to Guanyin and other fasting gods.

Shishuizhoufang Fushu Temple: Located on the bank of Mianjiang River in Shi Shui Village, Jinzeqin Township. It was built in the first year of the Ming Dynasty's Apocalypse, when the heart was old (162 1). It was donated by Qiu Jingtang, a local citizen, and was dedicated to three brothers, Feng Xiangxing, a general of the Tang Dynasty. It was called Zhu Fu Temple. Xu Bing (1706) was lost in the flood in the forty-sixth year of Kangxi. Ren Xu (1742) was the year of Qianlong for seven years. Qiu Renfu, Qiu Yan, Qiu Shi, Qiu Zhongqi and others advocated the public surname, and rebuilt the society with sandalwood on the left, and its mountain and field foundation was given by Qiu. Qing Tongzhi's Ruijin County Records. 1958, the "four old" was demolished when it was broken.

Shi Shui Xutian Hougong: Located at the northern end of Xu Wei, Shi Shui, Shi Shui Village, Jinzeqin Township, it was built in the early years of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty (1644) and completed after 1982.

Shi Shui Jiucun Zhu Fu Temple: Located in the southwest of Shi Shui Wei in Zeqin Township, it was built in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. At that time, the old village refers to Shangniuweiba, Huangnitang, Xuzhushatang, Liukeng, Xialiukeng, Shangxinwu, Cangxia. The duration is from the third day of the first month to the sixth day of 16, and from the fifth day of August to the fifth day of April.

Shishui Chenci: Located in Chenxiafu, Shi Shui Village, Zeqin Township, west of Xiaohe River, it was built by descendants of Chen Qingfu.

Shi Shui Zhu Shi Temple: Located in the south bank of Yangmeigang, Anfu Village, Zeqin Township, it was built by Zhu Benjian's descendants.

Toyota Ruilian Mountain Temple: Located in Ruilian Mountain, Upper Toyota. Founded in the late Qing Dynasty, it was originally named Ruiyun Mountain Temple. During the Republic of China, it was burned down. After 1989, the local people raised funds to donate. There are many kinds of worshippers and bodhisattvas, and later it was renamed Ruilian Mountain Temple.

Pit Shuikou Temple in Buquanshi Town: Located on the side of Pit Shuikou in Buquan Village, Zeqin Township, it was built in the late Qing Dynasty, after 1989, and collapsed in the Republic of China.

Buquangangxia and Lingxian Temple: Located at the foot of Jiagang in Guanjiu, it was built in the middle and late Qing Dynasty to worship Gong, Liu and Yang Sanxian and the fruits of fasting. The duration is from the first day of the first month to the fifteenth day of the first month every year, and the Lantern Festival is held on 10/8. It collapsed during the Republic of China and was built after 1990.

Chaliaofu main temple: located at Jiakengkou, it was built in the middle and late Qing Dynasty and collapsed during the Republic of China, and was built at 1989. There are many kinds of bodhisattvas, such as meat gods and vegetarian gods.

Yonglongfu Main Temple at Yekou, Zeqin: Located at Yekou, Zeqin Village, Zeqin Township, it was built in the 18th year of Qing Jiaqing (18 13 years old) and has a wide range of believers. God: Congratulate the wonderful god on the first day of May, and Luo Gong God on the seventh day of August. From the Republic of China to the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was repaired several times, and it was repaired one after another after 1987.

Houlonggong Temple in Zeqin Ruobiewa: Located behind Ruobiewa, it was built in the 21st year of Qing Daoguang (184 1), with various worshippers, including Gong, Lu and Yang Sanxian. The first month lasts from 13 to 15. After several repairs from the Republic of China to the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was stationed in Honglin Brigade and Mianjiang Forest Farm Water Transport Team. After that, it collapsed naturally in 2005 due to disrepair.

Zhu Fu Temple: (formerly known as Longting Temple), located in front of Anzhi. Taoyangguan in Long Lane was called Xiajia in Ming Dynasty and Anzi Township in Southern District in Qing Dynasty. Ding You was founded in the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (17 17), and was composed of Lai, Huang, Lai Tiyun, Hu, Lai Dingxi, Lai, Deng Shangzhao, Deng Dizuo, Gu Qiwei, Qiu, Gao Shiyuan, Hu Weishan and Hu Caichen. Serving tea in May every year is the god of the main temple Fu. During the Republic of China, it was the seat of An Zi township government and the former site of Anzhi riots. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, it was the seat of Zhongzhi Township Party Committee and Anzhi Township Government.

Ziyun Temple in Anzhi Egong Fairy: Located at Egong Fairy Point in Shanwo, Anzhi Village, Zeqin Township. It was built in the 28th year of Daoguang in Qing Dynasty (1848, in the year of Wushen) and in the 8th year of Xianfeng (1858, in the year of Wuwu), and was burned by the peasant uprising army of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. Ten years later, where the nobility was rebuilt. Its foundation was laid by Hu on the mountain. Qing Tongzhi's Ruijin County Records. It was repaired during the Republic of China. 1985. There are also various vegetarian gods and bodhisattvas such as Gong, Lu and Yang Sanxian.

Kannonji, Xiping Dishui Village: Located in Tiankeng Dishui Village, Xiping Village, Zeqin Township. It was built in the early Qing Dynasty and rebuilt in Xianfeng for ten years. There are many worshippers, such as Luo Gong, Lu and Yang Sanxian. Temple Fair: It will be built after 1982 from the sixth day to the ninth day of the first month, and from the first day to the fifteenth day of August. Zong Dian Zheng Zi (Gan) F070650045

Longshan Temple: Located on the left side of Semiworkers' Club, it was built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. There are many kinds of meat gods and bodhisattvas, such as Hou Feng Zhu Fu, who brought rice seedlings to farmland in the middle of May of the lunar calendar and demolished them during the Cultural Revolution from 65438 to 0969.

Xianbei Temple: Located at the intersection of Xiayangshan in Daejeon, it was built in the middle of Qing Dynasty, and its worshippers include Gong, Lu and Yang Sanxian. 1969 during the cultural revolution, capitalism was destroyed.

Lantian Bodhisattva Rock Cuihua Temple: Located 5km away from Qiuwu, Lanchong Village, Zeqin Township, it was built in the early Ming Dynasty and later in 1982. There are various kinds of worshippers such as Gong, Lu and Yang Sanxian, and temple fairs: the first day of August and the fifteenth day of October in the lunar calendar. Zong Dian Zheng Zi (Gan) F07065 140

Fengshan Temple in Chongqing: Located on Tianan Mountain at the junction of Zhangwu and Zhangwu, it was built in the late Qing Dynasty and worships Gong, Lu and Yang Sanxian. 1987.

Ciyunshan Temple: Located in Chenkeng, Shanchong Village, Zeqin Township, it was built in the late Qing Dynasty and is dedicated to various deities, buddhas and bodhisattvas such as Gong, Lu and Yang Sanxian. 1995 reconstruction. Zhu Shi Pagoda: Located at the junction of Shi Shui Village and Anfu Village in Jinzeqin Township (opposite to Yangmeigang), it was built by Zhu Benjian's descendants in the Ming Dynasty (15 17). Five floors and six sides are hollow, concrete structure, and the top of the tower is destroyed by lightning.

Chen Baota: Located at the junction of Shi Shui Village and Shikuo Village in Jinzeqin Township (opposite to Xiachenwu and above Fengting Pavilion), it was built by descendants of Chen Qingfu in Zhengde period of Ming Dynasty (15 17). Five floors and six sides are hollow, the lower four floors are concrete, and the fifth floor is blue brick. Tower height 1 1 m.

These two ancient pagodas are both feng shui pagodas and scenic pagodas, which are made up of "row-shaped" houses of the upper and lower dams. It is said that they can help Ding make money.

Xinzhong Ancient Pagoda: Tazi Cave is located behind the bamboo basin house in Xinzhong Village, Zeqin Township. It was founded in the sixth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty, and Chen Hailing was 50 years old (1880). Concrete structure, due to disrepair, the top of the tower has collapsed by half.

Stone arch bridge: located in front of Anzhi Village and Xiping Village in Zeqin Township. Seven are from successive villages. 5 kilometers. The bridge was built in the 36th year of Qingganlong (1670). It is ten feet long, one foot wide and two feet high, with three stone arches and two piers in the middle. There are revetments at both ends, all made of more than 200 kilograms of stones, like three "flying rainbows" across the Anzhi River. Magnificent. This bridge is one of the ancient buildings in the southeast of Ruijin. It is an important bridge from the county seat to Changting Louziba. This bridge, together with the temple buildings. And the surrounding lawn. It is the place where the governments of past dynasties were stationed, where the two sides fought, and the center of political, economic, transportation and cultural activities of the local people. In the past twenty years, the stone arch bridge has been in disrepair, washed away by floods and the traffic was interrupted.

Anziqian Stone Arch Bridge: Located at the side of Qianfu Temple in An Zi, ten miles south of the city, it is one of the ancient buildings in the south of Ruijin and an important bridge of ancient provincial roads. Built in Xinmao (177 1) in the thirty-sixth year of Qingganlong, it was originally named "Jinque Bridge" and was built by Wei, Dundizuo and others. Rowling built an arch at the north end. Sangong ancient bridge is ten feet long, one foot three feet wide and two feet four feet high, with long slope revetment at both ends. It is recorded in an orderly way, and poetry and prose are recorded. 1On September 7th, 927, He Long and Ye Ting led Nanchang Bayi Uprising troops to pass by this bridge. 1On April 3rd, 930, Deng Xiping led a peasant uprising in Anzhi and set up the first banner of the county's armed struggle on this bridge. 1937, the Kuomintang peacekeepers built a strong fortress at the bridge head, which increased the pressure on the bridge body. 1958 The Preface to the Bridge Head and the inscriptions on poems were destroyed by "breaking the four old styles". In the 1970s, timber transported by waterway in Mianjiang Forest Farm hit the dock. 1987 1987 was washed down by floods twice in 2009 and has not been repaired so far.

Chumish: It is located 5 kilometers away from Qiuwu Village Group in Lanchong Village, Zeqin Township, about 25 kilometers away from successive villages, and close to the border between Jiangxi and Fujian provinces. This stone is a natural stone with an irregular rectangle and a crack in it. According to historical legend, after that, half a catty of rice will come out every day, just like ordinary rice, which can be eaten for a long time by a porter who comes from the paper trough to pick paper. Later, a greedy monk found out, so he used a chisel to crack the stone, hoping to have more rice. After the crack was cut, not a meter came out. This story has been circulated among the people, and it illustrates a philosophy: "People can't be greedy". Whether this stone has rice or not is just a legend, but this strange stone does exist so far, not a fake. According to the author's field measurement, Shi Chang 4. 1 m, 4m wide and 1 m thick. 6 meters, 3 meters high. 6 meters, and the stone is hard.

Shizhen Stone: It is located at the foot of the mountain opposite to Shizhenkeng Village, Buquan Village, Zeqin Township. Distance to neighboring village 15km. This stone is a natural stone, and there is a concave shape in the middle of a rectangular stone strip. It grows naturally at the foot of the mountain, and the water flows into the farmland for irrigation for 2 meters through the stone pit, which still plays a role today. Since ancient times, it has protected this land from drought and flood, and never used bamboo pipes or tree slots to draw water. This village uses this natural stone and is named Shizhenkeng.

Luoxi Stone Arch Bridge: Located at the junction of Luoxi Section and Qiuao Section in Zeqin Township, it runs north-south and crosses Luoxi River. It is one of the ancient buildings in the south of Ruijin, an important local traffic artery in ancient times, and the earliest documented bridge in the whole town. Yin Shuqing, a four-year-old Xin (134 1), was founded in the first year of Yuan Dynasty to Zhengzheng, and the bridge was built first, and then the three piers were built by Zheng Yi, a magistrate of a county. During the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, Li Chi (word Luoxi) was sacrificed to raise funds for reconstruction. The bridge is three feet six feet long, one foot two feet wide and one foot two feet high. These two holes are made of chiseled stone, concrete and sand. There are guardrails on both sides of the stone bridge. In the thirty-fifth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1556), the second bridge of Dashui, Yunlong and Luoxi was completed on April 18th. Li Duo, a native of Dingmao (1667) county, built a stone pier on the road in the first year of Qin Long in the Ming Dynasty. Xin Weinian (157 1 year) Yang Shengsen donated money for reconstruction. The wooden bridge behind was destroyed. In the Ming Dynasty, Yang Shengsen, Lai and Master Liu built a four-foot pier and built a house on it. In the eighth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, Xinmao (165 1) was the county magistrate of Qianjiang, and was restored by the Qing Bridge Association. In the 11th year of Kangxi, the pier of Renzi (1672) collapsed, and the county magistrate Chen Rang (official, Hengshan Beiren) persuaded the Qingqiao Society to raise funds for reconstruction. During the Yongzheng period, Li Changsheng donated thirty taels of silver for the first time. The work of persuading Liu Jimei to rebuild Liang Shi is not over yet. After the death of Chang Sheng and Mei Ren, his son Yan Cha donated one hundred and twenty pieces of silver, and Liu Jimei's son also died on the same day, and this inspector was completed. During the tenth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1860), from June 13th to 19th, accompanied by thunderstorm and hail, many Nanshan hills in the county collapsed, which washed away fields and houses, Luoxi Bridge and the upper and lower lake weirs in various townships collapsed, and many stone arch bridges were damaged. In the 38th year of the Republic of China (1949), in June, Luoxi Bridge was destroyed by flood, fertile land was flooded, and the arch bridge became a flat bridge. On June 7-8, 1952, after the continuous rainstorm washed away Luoxi Bridge again, the timber was transported by Mianjiang Forest Farm, and the pier affected the raft, so the middle pier was removed, and the flat bridge was built with long fir trees at both ends, and a thick sand layer was paved for people to pass. 1979 Xinluoxi Bridge was rebuilt 30 meters downstream of the old bridge.

Xialuoxi Bridge: namely Luokou Bridge, which is located at the junction of Futian section and Mulinggang in Zeqin Township and crosses the lower reaches of Luoxi River in the north-south direction. It is the main bridge that the ancient Ruijin Yunlong Bridge-Lanpo 'ao-Shizhouwan-Fujian Guilongshan provincial ancient road (Shijie Road) must pass through. On the old wooden bridge, student Yang's mother Xie donated three piers and put wooden beams on them. In the fourth year of Shunzhi in Qing Dynasty, Dinghai (1647) was flooded with mountains and rivers, and the county magistrate Chen Rang (the official of Zhizhou and the ruler of Hengshan) raised the stone pier four feet and put it on it. Sometimes Luo Shiwei, Wang Weilian, Peng Wenguo and Zeng Meiliang, residents of the bridge, also come to help with the work. Xu Bing (1706) was flooded and collapsed in the 45th year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty. The following year (1707), Chen Rang's son was donated by Qi (back magistrate of Hengshan County) and others to rebuild the stone bridge, which was composed of chisels, concrete and gravel, and guardrails were built on both sides of the bridge deck. On May 1933 and May 17, when President Mao Zedong went to Wuyang to hold the flag-raising meeting of "Spring Farming Production Movement", the delegation and his party passed by this bridge. 1968. In 2004, it was repaired in situ with reinforced concrete, and now it is open to traffic.

Shangluoxi Bridge: located 300 meters below the lower Hubei, at the entrance of Nanhua Power Station today. It was built in the early Qing Dynasty. In the fourth year of the Republic of China (19 15 Mao Yinian), it was destroyed by a catastrophic flood. 1959, paving wooden bridge, 1984, building cement flat bridge. The pier with two holes is now open to traffic.

Shangsanba Bridge: It is located on Mianjiang River, the third dam on Shi Shui River in Zeqin Township, and the dam goes down to Shang Hu. In the 19th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1754), it was supported by Zhu Benjian's court, covering more than three acres of land, and its son's surname, etc. * * * The ferry will be repaired and washed away by floods for many times, so it will be donated by the imperial court. After the 1960s, Dashi was built.

Huilong Bridge: Located in front of Ai 'anzi, Tao Yang, a long lane, the highway leads to Fujian. The old wooden bridge is made of wood, but every year it breaks the landscape and is washed away. In the fifty-sixth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty, Ding Youlao (A.D. 17 17). Yang Cijin, Yang and others donated money to build a stone bridge. It costs about 1000 dollars to lay roof tiles. Yufeng Pavilion: Located in Li Si, Fuxiang, on the ravine opposite to the Third Dam of Shi Shui Village, Jinzeqin Township. In the 12th year of Zhengde in Ming Dynasty, Ding Chou was built by Zhu Benjian (15 17), and Ding Mao was rebuilt by Zhu Tingxuan and Zhu Bangjie in the 12th year of Qianlong in Qing Dynasty. In the eighth year of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty (1858), Shi Dakai, the general of peasant uprising army of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, passed by and was stationed in Yuting. Backward to Huichang and Xinfeng. 1933 On May 18, President Mao Zedong and his party went to Wuyang to hold the flag-raising meeting of "Spring Farming and Production Movement" and passed by this pavilion.

Xinzhongting: Located in Li Si, a floating town, at the lower part of Xinzhong Village in Zeqin Township. Lai Cizhan, a resident of the county, donated more than 5 feet to build the pavilion. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty, Zhu, Lai, Qiu, Liu, Li and others from chandy, Xinzhong Village donated money to repair the museum. Because it is located in Xinzhongguan, it is named Xinzhongting. Over the past 300 years, it has collapsed several times, and people nearby have donated money to rebuild it many times. 1972, when the Shi Shui-Xinzhong-Toyota Expressway was built, the tea pavilion was demolished, and then the Mianjiang Forest Farm built the Zhu Mu checkpoint here.

Laipo 'ao Pavilion (called Zhuquan 'an Tea Pavilion in ancient times): It is located in Li Si, Fuxiang Township, Xiajian Mountain, and the highway leads to Huichang County. It is located at the foot of Shishui Village Road in wulong village, Zeqin Township today, and was built with voluntary donations from nearby people. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the contributions of those who built tea kiosks first were inscribed as follows: Yang, Lai Bingchun, Shang, Zou Yishan, Zhong Yingshe, Yang Cijin, Yang Jisui, Yang Daonan, Liao Chouzi, Guo Yiqun, Shang, Lai Xunshan and Zhang jointly built tea kiosks and set up more than 20 acres of fields. Watch tea kiosks every year. For hundreds of years, the old tea kiosk has been repaired several times, and every time it was repaired voluntarily by the nearby people. On May 1933 and 17, President Mao Zedong and his party went to Wuyang to hold the flag-raising meeting of "Spring Farming Production Movement" and passed by this pavilion. Ruiba Highway 1968 was opened here, and the old tea pavilion was demolished.

Nankeng Pavilion: Nankeng Point is located in Li Si, Fuxiang, now Nankeng Point, Guanghui Village, Zeqin Township. During the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, the Liu family was the stockade owner, and Li, Yang, Chen, Hu and Deng donated money to build the pavilion, which was named Nankeng Pavilion because it was located at the Cape of Nankeng. Due to years of disrepair, 1958 damaged four old buildings and collapsed without repair. 1973 Nankeng East Road was built, and the old tea pavilion was demolished through its location. In May, 2007, led by Li Dequan, Wang, Huang, Li and others, more than 30 people donated money to rebuild the tea pavilion on one side of the original site, which was made of cement red bricks and painted orange around the cement for pedestrians to pass, and was named "Ankang Pavilion".

Lingxiao Pavilion: Located in Wuli, south of Guanwai, on the provincial ancient road of Zhuyuanling. Today, the headland of Anzhi Village Road in Zeqin Township, and the headland of Xiada Road (Shijie Road) in Crystal Ridge of Hu Xiang Town went uphill. In the 14th year of Qing Daoguang (1834), Liang Jia, a magistrate of a county, advocated donating money to persuade people to build tea kiosks. Because it is located in Lingxiao Scenic Area, on the penholder opposite Pengtu Tower, it is named "Lingxiao Pavilion". List of internal orderly records, artistic records and merit cards. There are two longan-like round windows on the north wall of the pavilion, which can look directly at the yamen in Ruijin County in the Qing Dynasty, which is considered auspicious. Due to disrepair, it collapsed in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. 1995, Luo, the mayor of Anzhiyuan, advocated donating first, and more than 30 people donated money to rebuild in the original site.

Taoyuan Pavilion: located between Wuli Wuxian Point and Chaigou Point, outside the customs, south of the city, Xiping Village, Zeqin Township, and Kengweishan, Xiaguan, Crystal Ridge, Hu Xiang Town. In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, local people donated money to build tea kiosks. Therefore, this road leads directly to the Cape of Tao Yang, which is located at the back of Zhuyuanling in Tao Yang Mountain Pass, hence the name "Taoyuan Pavilion". Built after Lingxiao Pavilion, it is also called New Tea Pavilion. 1July, 987, more than 20 people, including Gu Zhimin, Zeng Rong, Xie Cunxian, Zeng Lighting and Deng, donated money to rebuild the Taoyuan Pavilion. There is a merit monument in the pavilion, surrounded by oranges painted in cement for pedestrians.

Taoyang Pavilion: Located at Xialingkeng Road in the middle section of Taoyang Pavilion in Zeqin Township (you can go to Shanchongmu Wenkeng on the left and Changting Rongkeng on the right). In the middle of Qing Dynasty, local people donated money to build tea kiosks. Therefore, the pavilion was built in the Cape of Tao Yang, hence the name Taoyang Pavilion. 1960 naturally collapsed.

Guanyin Pavilion: Located in Guanyin Cave in Jiangxi at the junction of Taoyang Cave in Zeqin Township and Fujian, it was built in the middle and late Ming Dynasty and donated by local people. Because it is located in Guanyin Cave, it is named Guanyin Pavilion. 1960 naturally collapsed.