In the evening, in order to explore the ruins of Longquan Temple at the eastern foot of Linqu Songshan Mountain, we came here. Stopping at the park, I first saw a few cypress trees outside the courtyard, which are estimated to be hundreds of years old. The courtyard gate is hidden, and when you push the door in, a small stone bridge comes into view. What kind of architectural style is this to build a bridge on flat ground?
Walking into the stone bridge, I saw that there were boards on both sides of the bridge on both sides, and when the cover was lifted, the clear spring appeared, like a pearl, which immediately made this place have a beautiful atmosphere. This is the dragon spring recorded in the book, the north and south are juxtaposed, like a dragon's eye.
Despite the covers, the dust is pervasive, and there are a few pieces of flakes on the water. However, the external things cannot disturb the clarity of the spring, and the water is so clear that there are several pumping pipes scattered in it, presumably used by the nearby villages to draw water.
There are several rooms in the courtyard, which are basically idle now, no one lives here, and several courtyards have iron generals to guard the door, unable to enter, and the person who is in charge of the key to this courtyard is discharged, and a villager tells us that the key is somewhere in the courtyard, so we can see more things.
An old grape tree stretched out its arm from the weir wall.
An old tree stump was built in the base of the wall.
Historical traces, cultural fragments.
According to records, Longquan Temple was built in the Western Han Dynasty.