Basic information of Jinshan village

"White-haired Monkey", a rare tea species in oolong tea, originated from Dianzhuyan Mountain in Jinshan Village. It was first discovered by Xie Jia and Xie Bing, brothers who were "rich and wrong" in Jinshan Village. As early as the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, "White-Haired Monkey" tea was exported to Taiwan Province Province, Japan, Southeast Asia and was popular in Europe and America with its unique health care effect. Xie's ancient cave ancestral temple is located in Xiecuojiao, Jinshan Village (near Kengzi). It is an antique residential building. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1403- 1424), the ancestor Xie Fuzi moved here.

Built in the 19th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (159 1), it is a civil structure, sitting on the top of Xieshan Mountain, with two bays, covering an area of 740 square meters, and is listed as a cultural relic protection unit by Anxi County People's Government. Cai Zuju, Jingu, Jiyang, an antique residential building, is located in Xincuojiao, Jinshan Village. Zhao Jizu moved to Jingu, Anyi, Li Chongshan from Shenhu, Jinjiang, Quanzhou during the reign of Cai Minghong. The ancestral temple was built in the Ming Dynasty.

1993 (lunar calendar) 165438+ October reconstruction, changing the civil structure into ancient wooden brick structure. Sitting south to north, Chinese architecture, simple and generous, covers an area of 1080 square meters, with a construction area of 576 square meters. It is listed as a cultural relic protection unit by Anxi County People's Government. The Stone Buddha Palace, where folk sacrifices were held, was built very unlucky. The existing building was rebuilt on 1998, and was worshipped by village surnames such as Jingu, Jinshan and Jin Dong.