Yuhuang Pavillon Review

After watching the "Yuhuang Pavilion", it is difficult to imagine the original ancient village in the depths of the mountains, hiding such a beautiful building. As the name implies, this is the place that once worshipped the "Jade Emperor", located at the highest point of the village, although it is now empty, but it can also see the glory of the year and the prosperity of Nuodeng Ancient Village. The bath well on the top of the pavilion, made up of 32 heavy colored boards of 28 animals, put together into "28 star map", ten of which are legendary monsters, corresponding to 28 constellations, after hundreds of years of wind and rain, still vivid and dynamic. An ancient salt well has achieved an ancient village!

Nuo Deng • Yuhuang Pavilion is hidden in the depths of Nuodeng Village in the 500-year-old Taoist ancient buildings that concentrated the wisdom and strength of the ancients. Unfortunately, it was damaged during the Cultural Revolution and has not been fully developed and renovated.

The ancient buildings of Yuhuang Pavilion, starting from this door, every building is simple and magnificent, beautiful~ ancient times are famous Taoist palace views. There are plum trees and cypresses, purple myrtles, Jingui and so on in the Ming Dynasty. The existing algae well painting "28 Star Map" on the top floor of the hall can be called "Nuo Deng Yijie", which has certain reference value in studying ancient Chinese cosmic views and astronomy, art, architecture and so on. According to Sister Hua, the four pillars are all made of an ancient tree, and there was a beautiful and gorgeous panlong on them, which was destroyed in the Cultural Revolution. Now you can only see the hole left on the pillar. During the anti-Japanese period, there were flying tigers who crashed here, and took the original appearance of the Jade Emperor Pavilion. I hope I can find old photos and recover them. It is also good to show them here. Let us worship the wisdom of the ancients. The quiet room behind has been abandoned, the Yuhuang Pavilion is under maintenance, and the door is repairing the tourist public toilet. It is estimated that the days of the rounded-up fee visit are also waiting.

A temple in Dunno village, the incense is still quite strong.

Yuhuang Pavilion is located in Nuodeng Village, Guolang Township, 7 kilometers away from the county seat. It was built in the Ming Jiajing years. The existing buildings are mainly Yuhuang Pavilion, as well as the Confucian Temple, Wu Temple and the wooden structure archway. The Yuhuang Pavilion is a 3-story loft building, built on a square platform with a height of2.15 meters. It is heavy on the top of the mountain and has carved bucket arches. There are corridors on the first floor, round doors on the left and right, stone-level connections to the front and left wing rooms, and the Confucian Temple and Wu Temple are on both sides. The undersides are carved bucket arches, antique. The pavilion contains four monuments inscribed in Ming and Qing generations, which is an important cultural relics in the study of Yunlong's history.