Wushici Sceneic Area Review

Wushi Temple is located in the north of Wuyi Mountain Village, Zhifang Town, Jiaxiang County. This is a Han Dynasty temple and cemetery for nearly two thousand years. Wu's scorpion is famous, the Han portrait stone here is the largest and most complete Han monument, Han portrait stone group in China, and is recognized by the archaeological community. The important value of Wu's scorpion is that its portraits are not only rich in content, exquisitely carved, but also extensive in content, reflecting the social situation, customs, rules and religious beliefs in the Eastern Han Dynasty from various angles.

The historical relics of the end of the East Han Dynasty, the famous Han Temple and Han Fossils, although the attractions are not big, but the value of the cultural relics has nothing to say, that is, the ticket review and ticket exchange time booked on Trip.com is too long.

Let me talk about it first, the reason for not being free is that the state does not subsidize. In addition, I feel that it is not worth buying a ticket. I feel that friends who don’t have much to see should take a look at their own level of learning first.

No one checked the ticket at all, and I took the initiative to ask at the ticket office and said that I wanted a ticket! Many research teams go directly! Still bought, Trip.com is very convenient!

The first batch of national insurance is very good. There are more mosquitoes in the exhibition hall

It feels very useful to visit the museum once and learn a lot

The Wu's tomb group stone carvings, located 15 kilometers south of Jiaxiang County, Wu's village. It was originally a temple of Jiaxiang's family in the late East Han Dynasty. It was built in the first year of the Emperor of the Emperor and the first year (AD 147) and the stone carvings included stone, stone lion, tombstone, portrait, etc. There are 1 pair of stone stele, stone lion each, 2 Han monuments and 44 Wu's portrait stones. It is a key cultural relics protection unit at the national level, and is a treasure in the world cultural heritage. Wu's portrait stones are the largest and most complete Han monuments and portrait stones in China. The portrait is rich in content and extensive in material, reflecting the social situation, customs, rules and religious beliefs in the Eastern Han Dynasty from various angles.