Zhanbao Brother Jinshi Paifang

The Zhanbao Brothers Jinshi Archway is built for the Jinshi Zhanbao of Hongzhi Bingchenke. The Zhanbao Brothers Jinshi Square runs from east to west, imitating wood and stone structure, all built with bluestone carvings, four pillars, three rooms and five floors, on the top of Xieshan Mountain. 8.5 meters. In the Ming Dynasty, "Brother Jinshi" is engraved on the east side, "Father and Son Xianke" are engraved on the west side, the left side is vertically engraved with small characters "Give Hongzhi Bingchen", and the right side is vertically engraved with small characters "Jinshi Di Zhanbao". On the stone plaque of the main building, the word "Enrong" is vertically engraved. In the Ming Dynasty, the east and west sides of the forehead flower plate are exquisitely embossed with pictures of flying phoenix and deer and two lions playing with a ball. The story of Shichen's characters is embossed on the forehead Fang flower board, and the lotus petal pattern of Pubai Fang is carved in relief. Each building is supported by bucket arches. There are 4 bucket arches in the main building, and 3 bucket arches in the second building and the mezzanine. The building structure is strict and beautiful in shape. The sparrow spit water marks for the fish. The two ends of the buried head stone are carved with eight lifelike lions of different shapes. The pillars of the archway are square pillars with obvious edges and corners. The stone pillars are made of a whole stone, which is consistent with the wooden construction. The stone carving craftsmanship of the entire archway is exquisite and complete, and the skills are skillful, which is amazing.