Luoshan Scenic Area is located in Jiang Shang Group, Weidong Village, Fengcheng Railway Town, Jiangxi Province. Its original name is Chishan. The main peak, Laoxian Peak, has a total area of 88 square kilometers and an altitude of 962 meters. During the Jin Dynasty, Luo of Nanchang County was repeatedly re-employed as an official by the court. Declined to go to his post, found a 200-mile path, lived in seclusion in Chishan, and received disciples to teach Taoist scriptures. Won the love and respect of his disciples. After Tan died of illness, his disciples took his surname as and renamed it Luoshan to commemorate the teacher. The ancient buildings in the main peak of Luoshan include "Daluoshan Mother Hall", followed by "guanyin temple" and "Xuzhenjun Hall", with housing, dining room and signing room. The building is old and magnificent. It is said that Guanyin is a guest of her dead mother and Xu Jingyang is a disciple of her dead mother. Surrounded by peaks in the mountains, there are three stacks of Baizhang Waterfalls, nine meanders, mountain and water curtains and incense burners. There is a natural rock in the south of Shanxi, which goes straight out of the top of the mountain and is called "Xiugu Yanfei", with a flat top area of 10 square meter. There are other scenic spots such as Leigongtai, Ren Xian Kitchen, "Oushiyan" and "Xianren Cave" in Bosunfeng, and the "Luoda Mountain Mother Temple" on the mountain, which was built in the Song Dynasty and rebuilt in the second year of Qingganlong (1737). There is a "Qingyun Temple" on the mountainside in the south, and there is an icon of her mother-in-law on the shrine. Luoshan is also rich in famous local products, among which tea, ginger and tofu in Luoshan are known as the "three treasures of Luoshan" and are famous at home and abroad. Tourism projects include mountaineering, pilgrimage, camping, fishing, boating, swimming, and Longguang Cave exploration. In the minds of ancient and modern Chongren and Fengcheng people, Luoshan has no distance. It not only crosses the sky, but also becomes an indispensable landscape of Chongren and Fengcheng, and it is also a symbol of hometown standing in people's hearts. What's more, Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have long interpreted this mountain with their own culture, making it "cultural" from the beginning. Let's start with Confucianism. "Luoshan is in the south, and its shape wins good fortune" (poem by Lai Jinshi in Qing Dynasty). Laoxian Peak, the main peak of Luoshan Mountain, is 962 meters above sea level. As long as the air is fresh and the visibility is good, you can see the scenery of "Luofeng flying green and shady" (Li Shi in Ming Dynasty) in Fengcheng. In Fengcheng's local chronicles, literary anthology and village genealogy, most of them are about Luoshan. For example, as recorded in Fengcheng County Records, Luoshan is "twenty-seven miles high, with a weekly return of 190 miles, spanning the three states of Fu, Hong and Ji, with beautiful scenery, introspection and hope for a graceful and graceful river". There is a poem "Luo Yun" in "Eight Scenes of Juexi" written by Shang Shu Xu (a native of Shi Xiu Panqiao Jiaopi). Among the eight scenes of Husha Lake in the autumn genealogy of this city, there is a song "Shura Qingyun". Luoshan also has beautiful scenery such as valley flying stones, beautiful terraces, hemp fiber hanging walls and water curtain incense burners. It has always been the object of poets and poets, such as Tang Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, Yu Ji, Lu of Ming Dynasty, Li and Yuan Shouding of Qing Dynasty, Fu Diaomei of the Republic of China and so on. Li Sui, the senior minister of Nanjing Ministry of War during Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, changed his name to Luoshan because he liked the beauty of Luoshan. Li Coco's son, because his father's name is Luoshan, also known as "Jianluo", is called "Jianluo". Luoshan has become the "Mount Tai" in the hearts of scholars who worship benevolence and serve the city. Many officials who have worked in Fengfeng are also happy to go there in their spare time to show "mountains and mountains".
Of course, Luoshan is still dominated by Taoism after all. His name also comes from Luo, a hermit in the Jin Dynasty. Lao Zhiyun: "Luoshan is fifty miles away from the county seat, formerly known as Chishan. There is a pool at the top of it, which is inexhaustible in winter and summer. Jintan studied Taoism here because it was renamed Luoshan ".
Luo lived in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty, when the world was in chaos. He is eager to learn and live an honest and clean life. He repeatedly refused the imperial conquest and the wooing of separatist forces such as Wang Dun, and was widely praised by the "clean stream" at that time. Later generations praised him for "taking virtue as the cream beam and making smell as the embroidery;" Knowing morality but not knowing the world, knowing learning but not being well-known, riches and honour can't be lewd, and poverty and lowliness can't be easy "(Tang Dynasty Wei Shaoyou's" Inscription on seclusion in Jinluoshan "). As early as the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the tomb of Tan Tong was renovated by Chen Shi (558-589) and the magistrate Huang. During the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty (7 19-740), Jason Wu, the capital city, indicated that Tan Tong's hometown was "Zhao County". In the fifth year of the Tang Dynasty (770), Li Mi (722-789) wrote the word "Luoshan" for the former site of Tanzhou Tongshu Society, and asked Wei Shaoyou to write an inscription for the seclusion of Luoshan in the Jin Dynasty. Chishan was officially renamed as Luoshan. In the second year of Shaoxing in Song Dynasty (1 132), he sent a letter calling Tan a "true gentleman studying Taoism", commending him for being "poor without desire, honest and self-controlled; Learn Taoism in seclusion and write fourteen books; Mechanical apprentices feel like they are learning from 800 people. " Luoshan Taoist temple is also thanks to irrigation, and the temple is completely new. Luoshan is also a "holy mountain" favored and sealed by the emperor.