Linyi Kong Temple Review

Linyi Confucius Temple is located on the north side of the middle section of Lanshan Road, Linyi City. The history can be traced back to the Song Dynasty. Jingkang was destroyed when it changed. The current site was built in the Jin Dynasty and the existing buildings are products of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The three-entry courtyard of the Confucian Temple, the hall corridor, the pavilion and the pavilion are all available, and they were moved to the Linyi Museum after a large-scale restoration at the end of the last century. Although the building is renovated, two ancient ginkgo trees witness the history of the Confucian Temple. Linyi Confucius Temple was once the old campus of Linyi No. 3 Middle School, and the third middle school is also very proud. It is free for the public and recommended to friends who are interested in human history to visit.

The Confucius Temple in Linyi is actually nothing to visit, but after watching the former residence of Wang Qianzhi, you can also go to the Confucius Temple by the way. After all, it is very close. It takes less than 10 minutes to walk. The Confucius Temple can be visited in about 15 minutes. The red cloth strips on the tree are free. The two trees at the door are free. According to the card, it has lived for thousands of years.

The Confucian Temple is not big. . . . About half an hour is enough. . . . .

Just on the urban Lanshan Road. . . . It is very convenient to get there. . .

Located in Lanshan Street, Linyi City, Shandong Province, it was built in the Jin Dynasty, and was rebuilt and added in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 1998, the Linyi Municipal Government completed its restoration project.

The birthplace of Chinese culture Confucian culture is in Shandong. Of course, this Linyi is not authentic, but at least it is very close to Qufu.

The staff is very professional, the explanation process is very patient, and many questions are answered.