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Morning News (Reporter He Qian) wudang zhang sanfeng, the first generation Taoist master in China, was born in Liaoning. This is the news that the reporter got from the "Zhang Sanfeng's hometown Yizhou Restoration Project Preparatory Meeting" yesterday.

News traceability experts say that Zhang Sanfeng was born in Fuxin.

One day in the late 1990s, the TV series "Young Zhang Sanfeng" shocked Fuxin City. The audience clearly saw Zhang Sanfeng's self-report, saying that he was born in Yizhou, Liaodong. Yizhou is the old name of Fuxin area in ancient times, and its administrative office is located in Tayingzi Village, 55 kilometers northeast of Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County. Is Zhang Sanfeng really from Fuxin, Liaoning?

According to Zhang Hongxing, a famous scholar, according to various historical records of Yuan and Ming Dynasties, Zhang Sanfeng was born in Yizhou, Liaodong. Zhang Sanfeng's grandfather claimed to be a descendant of Zhang Ling, one of the founders of Taoism, and came to Liaodong with his family at the end of the Song Dynasty. His father was an official in Yuan Taizong and later retired. His mother gave birth to Zhang Sanfeng while living in Yizhou.

Mr. Liu, a cultural research expert in Zhang Sanfeng, said that Yizhou was an important town in the north of Yuan Dynasty, and its history can be traced back to Liao Dynasty. Xiao Taihou, a famous Khitan in history, once gave the city as a dowry to her three granddaughters, making the city prosperous. In the Yuan Dynasty, Yizhou once existed as the administrative office of Liaoyang Province for a long time. The rulers of Yuan Dynasty advocated the coexistence of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Yizhou City was the economic, political and cultural center of Northeast China at that time, among which Sanqing Palace in the city was the largest Taoist temple in the north at that time. Such a rich cultural background helped Zhang Sanfeng become a Taoist priest.

News Interpretation Yizhou City is the best preserved city in Liaocheng.

Yizhou City is located 70 kilometers northeast of Fuxin City, and now it is called Tayingzi Village.

Yizhou ancient city site is an irregular rectangle with earth walls and a circumference of more than 4600 meters. The ruins of the city wall in the west and north of the city still exist, about 1~2 meters high. The north wall is about 80 meters long and the west wall is about 100 meters long. There is also an earth wall in the city, parallel to it. In the early years, this was clearly discernible. Because the villagers borrowed soil, there is only a ridge of 100 meters left, which can be used as a proof of the expansion of Yizhou City.

The eastern half of the city site is now Tayingzi Village, and the western half is farmland. There is an ancient pagoda in the middle of the farmland. This pagoda is similar to the White Pagoda in Tawan, Shenyang, and both are Buddhist pagodas in Liao Dynasty. The tower is a masonry structure with the grade of 13. Due to the passage of time, the original lotus pattern on the base has disappeared. The middle of the tower is divided into eight sides, each of which is carved with Buddha statues. The original "Jinding" of the pagoda has collapsed. The residual height of the whole tower is 38.14m, which is one of the relatively complete ancient pagodas in Liao Dynasty in our province.

In recent years, many cultural relics from Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties have been unearthed in this city. According to Wu Jingxin, director of the Cultural and Sports Bureau of Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County, 10 years ago, when digging a water pipe here, a half-meter-high pottery urn was dug. Later, a family built a house to dig the foundation, and even dug up an official seal of the Liao Dynasty, engraved with the Khitan language. At present, there is still a "Xuetian Monument" on the site of Sanqing Palace, and the inscription has been blurred, but they estimate that it is at least a cultural relic of the Yuan Dynasty.

So how did Yizhou City die? At present, there are two theories in academic circles. One was destroyed by war at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, and the other was to build a side wall to resist foreign aggression at the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, and ordered all Han people to live in the south of the side wall, and Yizhou City was just north of the side wall. Therefore, in the process of mass migration, cities also died out. Now all the residents of this village moved here after the Republic of China.

According to experts, the wall of the ancient city of Yizhou is completely protected, and all kinds of ancient buildings in the city are basically well preserved, which can be said to be the best preserved ancient city in Liao Dynasty.

The news keeps coming, and the ancient city of Yizhou will be restored to its original appearance.

Yesterday, Fuxin Municipal Government and Shenyang Fengxiang Group reached an agreement to invest 654.38 billion yuan to restore the original appearance of Yizhou Ancient City. The whole investment plan is prepared to be carried out in multiple phases, with an initial investment of 30 million yuan, and the first phase of the project will be completed within five years.

The construction party will repair the collapsed ancient city wall and the "Dianjiangtai" and "Xuetian Monument" in the city. At the same time, it will also set up a training room and a palace view in Zhang Sanfeng, focusing on building a brand of Zhang Sanfeng culture and turning it into a Taoist shrine.

Brief introduction of the master Zhang Sanfeng.

Zhang Sanfeng, whose name is Quan Yi, is called Sanfeng. As a teenager, he never forgot to study, but when he was weak, he traveled around the world. When he visited Wudang Mountain, he told people, "It will be prosperous in the future" and lived here.

In the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, Zhu Yuanzhang sent someone to search and found it. Legend has it that one day he suddenly told his apprentice that he was going to die, but there was a sound in the coffin when he was buried. He came back to life when he opened the coffin. During the Yongle period, Cheng Zu sent someone to look for him, but he still couldn't find him. So the emperor decided to send 300,000 migrant workers to build a palace temple in Wudang Mountain, which was named "Taihe Taiyue Mountain" after completion, confirming Zhang Sanfeng's prediction.

There are many stories about Zhang Sanfeng's whereabouts, both in historical circles and among the people. There is a saying that he was finally assassinated by Zhu Yuanzhang because he refused to cooperate with the Zhu Ming dynasty.