You Fengshan Mazu composition 500 words

The ancestral home of Shanwei people is mostly in Fujian. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Fengshan Temple was built at the foot of Fengshan. Fishermen have always believed in Mazu on business trips, so it is a famous Mazu Tempel in Guangdong. With the overseas expansion of sea routes in Shanwei Port, Fengshan Temple has become a holy place for Shanwei people, compatriots from Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao and overseas Chinese to seek their roots. At the same time, Fengshan Temple, as the evidence of the historical evolution of Shanwei Port, reflects the local ancient and modern fisheries, agriculture, commerce, transportation, culture and art, traditional customs and folk beliefs, and is the birthplace of Shanwei Port.

The ancestral home of Shanwei people is mostly in Fujian. In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Fengshan Temple was built at the foot of Fengshan. Fishermen have always believed in Mazu on business trips, so it is a famous Mazu Tempel in Guangdong. With the overseas expansion of sea routes in Shanwei Port, Fengshan Temple has become a holy place for Shanwei people, compatriots from Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao and overseas Chinese to seek their roots. At the same time, Fengshan Temple, as the evidence of the historical evolution of Shanwei Port, reflects the local ancient and modern fisheries, agriculture, commerce, transportation, culture and art, traditional customs and folk beliefs, and is the birthplace of Shanwei Port.

Mazu statue in Fengshan, Shanwei. Also known as Notre Dame, it is16.83m high, carved from 468 pieces of granite, and is the largest statue of Mazu in Chinese mainland. Beneath the statue, Bing Xin inscribed the words "Notre Dame". At the foot of the mountain is the most famous "Fengshan Temple" in Mazu Tempel, as well as Mazu Cultural Square, Mazu Museum and Fengyitai. The world's largest Mazu statue donated by the World Red Island Council will be located in Wushi Mazu Tourist Area in Zhangpu County, with a total cost of about 8 million yuan. According to Mr. Tang, director of the management committee of Wushi Tianhou Palace Scenic Area and Taiwan compatriot, the Mazu statue in Wushi is 28.92 meters high and consists of 522 pieces of jade with a total weight of 1000 tons, which will be completed in 2009. Wushi Scenic Area will also build a brand of "Wushi-the world's oldest Mazu golden body worship place" through a series of activities such as the opening ceremony of Mazu parade, Mazu Festival, Mazu culture and harmonious society seminar, cross-strait academic exchange forum, and Chinese search for Mazu.

Mazu Tempel, Fengshan, Shanwei, located in the center of Shanwei, is the famous Mazu Tempel in Guangdong, the main landmark of Shanwei Port, one of the famous fishing ports in China, and the witness and birthplace of the development history of Shanwei Port. It enjoys a high reputation in the eyes of fishermen, boatmen, business travelers and their descendants in the coastal areas of Guangdong and even Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. After Shanwei became a prefecture-level city, Fengshan Temple, a famous scenic spot in eastern Guangdong, was built as the main body. After ten years of construction, Fengshan Temple has become the only place for people to visit Shanwei. The Mazu Stone Statue on Fengshan is the largest and most spectacular Mazu Stone Statue in Chinese mainland at present, and its popularity is extremely high. At present, there are also Shanwei Fisherman's Customs Exhibition Hall, Mazu Memorial Hall, and Hailufeng Opera Facebook Garden with local characteristics to show Shanwei's history and culture. With the recovery and development of Mazu folk cultural activities, Fengshan Temple in Shanwei has become the central community of Mazu culture in Guangdong. With the improvement of supporting facilities in tourist areas and the rise of Shanwei tourism, Fengshan Temple has become a famous scenic spot in Guangdong. It has become the main external window of Shanwei City. In the past decade, international friends, overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and domestic tourists from the United States, Japan, Western Europe and Southeast Asia have also increased year by year, reaching 500,000 person-times.

Mazu has a special relationship with Shanwei. Hundreds of years ago, Fujian fishermen went out to sea to make a living, took Mazu, the patron saint, and built a temple under Fengshan in Shanwei, starting a foundation. Mr. Huang, the former chairman of china zhi gong party, said: "There was Fengshan Temple first, and then Shanwei Port." According to the Records of Haifeng County, Shanwei Port was formed after the middle of Ming Dynasty, Fengshan Temple was built in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasty, and the sea ban was lifted in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty. In the development of Shanwei Port University, there was a prosperous scene of "business travel gathers rain and boats are like clouds", so in the seventh year of Qianlong (AD 1742), Fengshan Temple was expanded and the whole temple was built in eastern Guangdong.

During the period of the Republic of China, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the interim president, had a unique insight and planned to list Shanwei Port as a trading port and included it in the general plan for the founding of the country. Therefore, the establishment of modern enterprises such as shipbuilding, coinage and ordnance has attracted worldwide attention and become an important coastal town in China, so it is known as "Little Hong Kong" and "Golden Shanwei". In 23 years, Fengshan Temple was rebuilt again. 199 1 year, Shanwei Municipal People's Government approved Fengshan Temple as a cultural relic protection unit according to the National Cultural Relics Law, and restored it according to style in February of the following year. As evidence that the history of Shanwei Port has not changed, Fengshan Temple reflects the local ancient and modern fisheries, agriculture, commerce, trade, transportation, culture and art, traditional customs and folk beliefs. Mazu culture is of great significance to the study of China's history, archaeology, folklore, sociology, mythology, religion, social science and natural science such as immigration history, overseas Chinese history, trade history, architectural history, medical history, art history, military history, coastal and island development history.

Fengshan Temple is the Fenling Palace in Mazu Tempel, Meizhou, Fujian, Guangdong. Mazu, formerly known as Maureen, was a legendary figure in Meizhou, Putian, Fujian in the Song Dynasty. Liu Kezhuang, a famous writer in the Southern Song Dynasty, once wrote a poem: "A woman is a princess, and the petals are fragrant from Meizhou." She was born on March 23rd in the year of Song Jianlong (AD 906) and ascended to heaven on September 9th in the year of Song Yongxi (AD 987). Her short life of 27 years is full of legends. She is brilliant, good at watching the sky and saving people, especially saving sunken ships many times, and is respected and trusted by people. In the next few hundred years, emperors of various dynasties repeatedly conferred titles on Mazu for various primitive countries for 36 times, from "Lady", "Princess", "Tian Fei", "Tianhou" to "Tiannv", which finally established her supreme position as the only sea god in China, and also expanded the spread of Mazu, a folk belief, to almost all parts of the country. People affectionately call her "Mazu" or "Mother". At the same time, her name accompanied overseas Chinese across the ocean and spread to all parts of the world, becoming an influential sea goddess in the tribute world.