Xuangetai

The string song platform, also known as the Ertai, the foodless scorpion, is built to commemorate the year of Confucius, the ancient string song of Chen Cai. "Shi Ji Confucius Family", "Han Poetry Outer", "Confucius Family Language", "Confucius Collection Notes", "Search God Notes" and other books have records of Confucius in Chen Jieliang. Huaiyang is the place where Confucius taught Zeze, and Confucius was known to the world for thousands of years in Chen Jieliang. Therefore, the Chen people built and commemorated all generations. After the education, people did not forget the hardships and hardships of the Confucian ancestors. The existing string singing platform was rebuilt for the forty-eight years of Qing Qianlong.

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The string song platform is in the southwest of the county town in Wuhu, the platform is 3 meters high, and the whole building stands on the high platform in the water. Originally the Yuantai of Chen Wang Liu Pampered in the East Han Dynasty, Tang Kaiyuan Middle (about 720 years), in order to commemorate Confucius Er Yu Chen, the Confucius Temple is on the top, so it is also called "food-free" and "Ertai". In April 1962, it was announced by the Huaiyang County People's Committee as the first batch of key cultural relics protection units, and in July 2006 it was announced by the People's Government of Henan Province as key cultural relics protection units.

Zhoukou String Songtai String Songtai is located in the southwestern part of Huaiyang County, where the water is quiet and practiced. Here, the red sun is reflected, the blue lotus is followed by the sky, the scenery is beautiful and the scenery is pleasant. The string song platform, also known as Ertai, is a celebration of Confucius.

Zhoukou's string song platform was built to commemorate the story of Confucius's continuous hunger strike for many days, reflecting the Confucian Confucius was revered to a high status, so that the deeds were commemorated, and few people knew the significance.