What are the four ancient buildings in Wuyuan?

Wuyuan, an ancient building, was under the jurisdiction of Huizhou in ancient times, so the folk customs here are very close to those in southern Anhui now. There are still a large number of ancestral halls, official residences, folk houses, study rooms, covered bridges, pavilions, pagodas and other ancient Huizhou architecture in all parts of the county. Those white houses look quiet and elegant, hidden in green mountains and green waters.

Likeng, Yancun, Sixi, Taoxi and other Ming and Qing residential groups are called the Museum of Ancient Buildings by architects. The ancient Ancient Karst Cave Lingyan Cave Group is located in Lingyan Cave National Forest Park, with 36 caves, including hundreds of excellent scenic spots, among which there are jagged spring pools. Many scholars have been to this cave, and there are still more than 2000 inscriptions, such as Yue here and Wu here, which are rare in China.

Three ancient trees are famous trees in rural areas, adding an ancient charm to Wuyuan. Torreya grandis in Han Dynasty, Ginkgo biloba in Sui Dynasty, Cinnamomum camphora in Tang Dynasty, Reed in Northern Song Dynasty, Peony in Southern Song Dynasty, Torreya grandis in Ming Dynasty, etc. China's traditional culture, which has lasted for more than 1000 years, is still developing vigorously. Among the ancient trees in Wuyuan, the most famous are the ancient Cinnamomum camphora in Hongguan, which is known as the first camphor tree in the south of the Yangtze River, and the giant fir planted by Zhu himself.

Wuyuan, with four years of ancient culture, is the hometown of Zhu, a master of Neo-Confucianism. There are also famous writer Zhu Bian, Anhui seal cutting founder He Zhen, park scholar Jiang Yong and railway expert Zhan Tianyou. According to historical records, from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, there were 550 scholars and 2665 officials in Wuyuan County. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were even schools of nine schools, six schools and four schools. There are more than 365,438+000 works by scholars in the county, including 65,438+072 selected works and 65,438+0487 volumes of Sikuquanshu, which is known as the "hometown of books".