Three Sound Stone

Sanyinshi is three striped slabs on the road in front of the Emperor's Temple of Heaven Park, also known as "Sancai Stone", that is, "Tian, Earth, People". It is said that standing in front of the temple, the first slate can hear an echo, standing in the second slate can hear two echoes, standing in the third slate can hear three echoes, and speaking on the third slate can hear the greatest echo. I tried it today, there is indeed an echo, and the echo is not small, very crisp, but the effect of "increasing" is not heard, it is estimated that there are too many people around to affect the sound wave transmission.

Beijing-Temple of Heaven-Sanyinshi is also a more important landmark. Here is a metaphor for "Tian, Earth, People". Sanyinshi is located on the axis of the road outside the gate of the Imperial Palace. Friends who travel to the Temple of Heaven can pay attention to it and see. It's quite interesting

Yinshi is also called Sancai Stone, which is a metaphor-quot; heaven, earth, man-quot; Sancai. Sanyinshi is situated on the axis swing road outside the gate of the imperial dome. The first, second and third paved slabs from the base of the temple are Sanyinshi. Standing on the first stone slab and talking to the temple, you can hear an echo.

The magic of Sanyinshi lies in that - "when you stand on the first stone and speak to the temple, you can hear an echo once; when you speak on the second stone, you can hear two echoes; and when you speak on the third stone, you can hear three echoes. And the third piece is also called "Tianwen Ruoreshi", which means that the echoes heard here are very loud, like thunder.

Do you know what a triangular stone is? This is a garden in Beijing Temple of Heaven Park about people attractions, Sanyinshi also known as Sancaishi, metaphorical "Tian, Earth, People" Sancai, Sanyinshi is located in the axis outside the gate of the imperial temple hall - road, it is located in the south end of the central axis of Temple Park, from the first, The second and third paving slabs were three-sound stones. Standing on top of the first slabs, speaking to the temple, an echo could be heard.