The Shanghang Confucian Temple is located on Jiefang East Road, Shanghang County, Fujian. It is the most lively place in the county. The Confucian Temple was built in the Song Dynasty, destroyed in the fire and rebuilt in the Ming Jiajing years. It is the largest Confucian Temple in Shanghang District and is also the cultural relics protection unit of Fujian Province.
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The Shanghang Confucian Temple is located on Jiefang East Road, Shanghang County, Fujian. It is the most lively place in the county. The Confucian Temple was built in the Song Dynasty, destroyed in the fire and rebuilt in the Ming Jiajing years. It is the largest Confucian Temple in Shanghang District and is also the cultural relics protection unit of Fujian Province.
Although in the downtown area, when there is no one in the four, looking at the grass on the old buildings and slate, I don't feel that there is a feeling of separation. It is said that the Confucian Temple is very spiritual! Every exam must be passed! Of course, it is under the premise of hard work!
On the east side of Dacheng Palace, there are blue bricks burned when the building of the palace was built. There are hundreds of flowers in the bricks and hundreds of birds in the foreground. In front of and inside the gate of Dacheng Palace, there are stone carvings of Song and Ming generations, and the stele is engraved with the hearts of scholars. On the east side of Dacheng Palace, there are blue bricks burned when the building of the palace was built. There are hundreds of flowers in the bricks and hundreds of birds in the foreground. In front of and inside the gate of Dacheng Palace, there are stone carvings of Song and Ming generations, and the stele is engraved with the hearts of scholars.
This is a place with a century of custom history.
The Shanghang Confucian Temple is located in the axis of Shanghang County, Fujian Province. The temple was built in Song Jiading for 16 years. After being destroyed in water or damaged in ants, it was rebuilt in situ in Ming Jiajing in 27 years.