Qimu Watchtower

Qimuyu is not far from Lushan College. If you drive by yourself, there is no place to park, which is not convenient. I went in February and I visited Qimuyu for free. A small exhibition room, but rich in content, it is worth seeing.

Qimu, the god of Qimu Temple; Qimu is Daqi's wife Tu Shan's. Built in 123 AD, it has been through nearly 1900. The lifelike carving of the body of a variety of people in the East Han Dynasty, and one of the women's maps is favorite, especially the map. Figure 4 is Lu Xun's hand drawing.

Although this attraction is not open, I still stop here for a little stop. Because there are a pair of national treasure-level cultural relics, the stone pillars of the Han Dynasty, which are very precious. It is said that there are ancient maps carved on it, and what else is unknown. Those who are eligible to enter are senior experts with professional counterparts. Setting aside historical value, in terms of attractions, you can go to Lushan Road to see.

Along the way down the Taishi Mountain, there is no noise of Golden Week, not far from the roadside Qimu, another piece of Han Sanxu, it is said that there are still exquisite stone carvings on it, recording a paragraph of text, quite precious.

So beautiful artistic conception want to go