Nanhua Dehua Monument

Nanxun Dehua Monument is located in the ruins of Nanxun Taihe City, west of Taihe Village under Cangshan Mountain, outside the country gate of Taihe City. This monument was erected in the first year of the Tang Dynasty (766 AD). After thousands of years of wind and rain, the inscription only has more than 800 words, which is known as the first monument in Yunnan. The inscription describes the history of the early days of Nanxun and its relationship with the Tang Dynasty. Its calligraphy is beautiful and has considerable artistic value. Taihe Village, 7 kilometers south of Dali County (now part of Dali City), was once the world-famous Nanxun City Taihe City 1200 years ago. Nanxun Chenji has been like smoke, and in this millennium ancient village still stands a monument "Dehua Monument", its reading still reverberating inscription, chisel confirms the history of the Nanxun and Tang Dynasty, arguing that the Nanxun and Tang Dynasty a piece of the straight, its eloquence Gaomei, crowned ancient temple. 

If you want to see the stone tablet, the stone tablet has been changed to a park, and the opening time is normal daytime. A stone tablet recording the history of China's ethnic minorities. A few Nanxun cultural relics.

The Taihe City Site Nanxun Dehua Monument is a huge ancient monument spanning 13 centuries, and is a key national cultural relics protection unit in southwest China. The Taihe City Site is not big, the ancient wood becomes a forest, and the ancient tea-horse road passes through the city.

Ok, it’s a historical cultural relics, you can come and see it when you pass by.

Where I used to go on spring trips when I was a child, I miss a lot