MengMeng Bashu Rain, Emei Mountain Tour, Thousand Buddha Rocks and "stunning Tsing Yi" Gujingkou.

MengMeng Bashu Rain, Emei Mountain Tour, Thousand Buddha Rocks and "stunning Tsing Yi" Gujingkou.

Qianfo Rock in Jiajiang County is located in Gujingkou, 3 kilometers northwest of the county seat, with cliffs in the north and Qingyi River in the south. Daguan Mountain and Yifenggang face each other across the river. The mountains are beautiful and the scenery is beautiful. It has the reputation of "the best place in Tsing Yi". Jiajiang county is named after "two mountains are opposite and one water flows".

According to legend, more than 2,300 years ago, Qin Huiwang moved to Nan 'an (now Leshan), where thousands of families lived in the Jinghe River Basin of Shaanxi Province. Soon, Qin people were homesick and wanted to drink the water from Jinghe River. Local officials called it "the south entrance of Gu Jingshui" to comfort people. Immigrants believe this, so they drink this water to live a quiet life. In the future, it will be named "Gujingkou". Today, there is an ancient monument on the rocks by the roadside, which tells the story. The famous Confucian in Jiajiang in the Ming Dynasty inscribed the word "Gujingkou" on the height of the rock wall, which is still vivid to this day. In the Sui Dynasty, cliff statues appeared here, which reached its peak in the Tang Dynasty and continued until the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are more than 270 shrines and more than 2,400 bodies carved on the cliff, so it is also called "Thousand Buddha Rock". Today's statues have more than 150 niches, all of which are beautifully carved and rich in content. The seated statue of Maitreya Buddha in 135 is similar to or earlier than Leshan Giant Buddha in shape, manner and dress, and is called the blueprint of the Giant Buddha by experts. Inscriptions by many famous scholars in the past dynasties on the rock wall. Yuan Zirang and Guo, calligraphers of the Ming Dynasty, successively served as the magistrate of Jiazhou, and wrote Thousand Buddha Stones and Vientiane Solemnity, which were vigorous and magnificent. The rest are horizontal books, vertical questions, long words and short sentences, and all kinds of books. The most interesting thing is a notice to protect cultural relics and historic sites in the County Order during Jiaqing period of Qing Dynasty. The text only says that "it is against strict investigation to ban quarrying from top to bottom", which is refreshing to read.

The pavilions built along the river stretch for 2 miles from east to west along the Thousand Buddha Rock, which looks like a picture scroll, among which Shuiyun Pavilion and Vientiane Pavilion are very ethnic. Climb here and overlook Emei. Wang Yuyang, a famous scholar and poet in Qing Dynasty, once wrote a poem "Riding on the riverside road in Tsing Yi and looking at Emei in stormy weather". There are large cliff tombs in Han Dynasty and caves where people lived in Wei and Jin Dynasties. Not far from the cloud gate, a big stone stands abruptly, which people call "Zhuge Jiang terrace." According to legend, Zhuge Liang's expedition to the south that year will be a military parade here. The platform is square, like a big platform, about 4 feet high, with axe marks and caves, which has been handed down as the time to plant flags and set up military tents. There is a dam not far below, which is wide and flat. At that time, the Shu army set up an array on the dam and was reviewed by the Prime Minister. At this time, the tourists took the stage and looked far away, sending out some feelings.