I want to know: Where is Platform 4 of Huang Xi Village?

1, near the north gate of north china university of technology

2. Xinsitai is located in the east of Shijingshan District, 3 kilometers away from the district government, and belongs to the village under the jurisdiction of Apple Garden Sub-district Office. The new fourth platform is adjacent to Liaogongzhuang in Haidian District in the east, Jinyuan Village in the south, Huang Xi Village in the west and Futian Temple Village in the north. Sipingtai Village was originally located at the eastern foot of Hutou Mountain. 196 1 year, the office compound was built and the whole village was moved to its current site. There are two aesculus in Liuyi Primary School, which are the old trees in Sipingtai Village.

According to legend, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty went to Tiantai Mountain to worship Buddha. When he looked around, there were many platforms, so he named them "Four Platforms". On the other hand, there are many temples in Badachu, which are called "Miaotai" and "Temple" is homophonic with "Four". There are 308 households with 64 1 person in the new platform village. Huang Xi Village is located in the east of Shijingshan District, 4 kilometers away from the district government, and belongs to the village under the jurisdiction of Apple Garden Sub-district Office. Huang Xi Village is adjacent to Xinsitai in the east, Jingmen Railway in the south, Xijing Village in the west and Xinxing Shikou Village in the north. Covering an area of 12 1400 square meters, with a building area of 34,700 square meters.

Xihuangcun, formerly known as Huangcun, was called before the Jin Dynasty. According to the epitaph of Wu Qianjian, the military aide of General Jin Dingyuan unearthed at the foot of Cuiwei Mountain in the northwest of the village, "In the seventh year of Dading (1 167), Gong Ju was buried with his second wife in the original residence of Huangcun, Fangxian Township, wanping county, Daxing District." So Huangcun has a history of 800 years. Yuan said: Jiang Yikui, a scholar of Ming Dynasty, wrote in Hakka dialect on the bank: "Turning eastward from Pingpo (now Cuiwei Mountain), looking at the capital, there are dozens of miles of flat sand. There is Baoming Temple in Zhongjing Huangcun, where Rufanni was trained. "

Baoming Temple, commonly known as Huanggu Temple, was built in the early years of Shuntian tomorrow (1457 ~ 1464), and Ming Yingzong named it "Shuntianbao Ming Temple". Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty was destroyed by fire. After the reconstruction in the fifty to fifty-eight years of Kangxi (171~1719), Emperor Kangxi gave the name Xianying Temple, and the gate was "Jianxianying Temple" as Emperor Kangxi's imperial pen. Xianying Temple faces south and enters the courtyard four times. This temple is magnificent. The first courtyard is the Heavenly King Hall, with a bell and a drum tower. The second courtyard is guanyin temple, with a hard mountain and a ridge, an attached East-West Hall, and Amin Monument in front of it. The third courtyard is Lv Zu Temple, the main hall of Xianying Temple, which is dedicated to the statues of Lv Zu, the second generation Yang Zu and the fifth generation Zhang Zu. In the middle is Lv Zu, wearing a golden Buddha crown and a red gold thread cassock. Pilgrims are called "Lu Bodhisattva". There are many murals painted on the gable of Lv Zudian, and there are two pavilions in front of the temple, one is the Kangxi Imperial Monument and the other is the Guiyuan Master Monument. The fourth courtyard is the Great Buddha Hall, also known as the Pharmacist Pavilion, with three halls on each side. According to the textual research of Beijing's historic sites, it was said in the past that Emperor Kangxi's imperial calligraphy and imperial couplets were hung in Guanyin Hall and Yamamoto Longxu Pavilion of Lvzu Hall of Xianying Temple, which were rare in Beijing's temples.

Sipingtai Village, located in Shijingshan District, is named after eight ancient temples.

History: The ancient temples in Badachu were built successively in Sui, Tang, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and most of the existing temples were rebuilt in Qing Dynasty.

Landscape: Cable car tour: The Eight Great Places of Xishan are surrounded by mountains on three sides and connected with the Great Plains in the south. The cable car overlooks the beautiful scenery and the ancient temples hidden in it.

One place: Chang'an Temple.

Located at the foot of Cuiwei Mountain, beside Badachu Highway. It was a temple built in the Ming Dynasty and entered the temple twice. There are precious cultural relics in the temple-the big bronze bell cast in Wanli period of Ming Dynasty.

Two places: Lingguang Temple.

Located at the eastern foot of Cuiwei Mountain, the original temple was built in the Tang Dynasty. Later, a stone letter with the words "Sakyamuni Buddha relic" and "April 23, the seventh year of Tianhui" was found at the bottom of the tower, which contained a wooden box containing Buddha's teeth. In order to treasure this treasure, the Chinese Buddhist Association built an octagonal 13-story brick tower here on 1954.

Three places: Sanshan Temple

Located between Cuiwei Mountain, Pingpo Mountain and Lushi Mountain, hence the name. There is only one temple now, and there is a picturesque white marble "Shuiyunshi" in front of it.

Everywhere: Dabei Temple

Located halfway up Pingpo Mountain, it was built in Yuan Dynasty. Eighteen arhats and sandalwood fragrant sand in the front hall are rare.

Five places: Longquan Temple

Located in the northwest of Dabei Temple, it was built in Qing Dynasty. Behind the temple, a spring water flows out of the stone wall and flows into the first courtyard through the spring road. Now because the spring is dry, it is not easy to see the water flow. This year, there was a statue of the Dragon King in the South Courtyard, which is also called the Dragon King Hall.

Six places: Xiang Jie Temple.

Located in the northwest of Longquan Temple in Pingpo Mountain, it is the largest temple in the eight places. Founded in the Tang Dynasty, it has been built repeatedly in later generations, and it is a resting place for emperors of past dynasties to travel in mountains and incense. This temple has five halls, palaces and gardens.

Seven places: Zhu Bao Cave.

Located at the top of Cuiwei Mountain, it is named after a cave behind its temple, which contains pearl-like rocks. This is a small temple with four-poster archways on the first three floors.

Eight places: Zhengguo Temple

Located on Lushi Mountain, it is the oldest temple in Badachu. It was built in the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt many times in later dynasties. There is a Zhao Zhiting in the west of the temple, where you can see the beautiful scenery of eight places.

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