Brief introduction of Baining port

"Xiangcheng County Records" contains: "Baininggang was originally named Bainiugang. It is 22 kilometers away from the southeast of the county, facing Rushui in front, Moling in the back, Yicheng in the left and Shoushan in the right, stretching for more than ten miles from north to south. There is Wuyue Temple on the mountain. The temple is magnificent, the pines and cypresses are towering, the flowers and trees cover the sky, and it is quiet and elegant, which is refreshing. "

Baininggang is a key cultural relics protection unit in Xuchang City. It is 30 kilometers south of Pingdingshan, 45 kilometers north of Xuchang and 40 kilometers east of Luohe. It is a tourist attraction dominated by Taoist culture, supplemented by agricultural sightseeing. Wuyue Temple in Baininggang was built in Han Dynasty, and its scale was in Jin Dynasty. It has been repaired in all previous dynasties and has experienced ups and downs. The temple is magnificent, with a mountain gate in front and a Sanqing building behind it. There are 25 halls in wuyue, covering an area of more than 50 mu. The courtyard is towering with pine and cypress, covered with flowers and trees, quiet and elegant, which makes people feel happy and comfortable. It is the home of more than 70 people. It has the reputation of "Zhongzhou Immortal Imperial Capital". Wuyue Temple has a profound cultural heritage. For thousands of years, emperors and generals have visited frequently, and talented scholars have left ink here many times. There are stone carvings by Wang Xizhi and Huang Tingjian in the temple, which have long been donated by dignitaries Jia. The secret is that it not only worships Taoist gods, but also aims at "unifying the three religions" and "integrating the three religions", covering Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. An old friend said, "burn incense instead of incense. Go to Baininggang (Wuyue Temple) first." .

According to Xiangcheng County Records, during his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, a squadron of Japanese soldiers was stationed in this temple. When he got up in the morning, all the guns were gone. Later, he found a millennium ginkgo tree hanging behind the temple. Superstitious Japanese soldiers thought it was an infringement on the gods in the temple and quickly fled Baininggang.