Shima impression

Shima town is located in Longhai City, Zhangzhou City, Fujian Province. This is a civilized town with a long history. It was originally called the "three towns" of Fujian with Shishi and Hanjiang. Stone code, formerly known as Xishi Valley, was a seashore in the inland sea before the Tang Dynasty. Ming Xuande was renamed Jinjiang during his reign. After Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty, "everyone was in turmoil with the local tide and often collapsed, hence the name Shidian, which has been passed down to this day.

Longhai people call the old street in shima town "Shima Street", and today Shima Street retains the urban pattern since the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

The four main roads named "Liberation" converge in the center of the old city, forming mutually perpendicular axes. There is a secondary axis to the east and north of the axis, which crosses to form a pattern of two horizontal and two vertical, weaving the structure of the old city and laying it on the bank of Jinjiang.

My wife's house is in Shima. After nearly 30 years in and out, I feel that there are some changes in the stone field, such as the replacement of slate, but the overall impression is still the same as that of that year.

The first time I came to Shimao was 1992! This is Hua Lun's colleague, who accompanied Lai Shima and transferred from jiaomei. When I arrived at my girlfriend's house, my girlfriend's mother was at home and my father was not at home on business. At that time, we were walking up and down the street, and it happened that someone was holding a funeral, so I felt unlucky. My colleagues tried their best to comfort me. Now I have seen many unexpected things, and my mind is much calmer.

The Jiulong River winds down from the upper reaches, and the area flowing through Shima is called "Jinjiang". The aerial view shows the distribution of stone yards before Jinjiang.

During the Xuande period of the Ming Dynasty, the villagers of Shishe in Shima (then called Xishi) won the gold medal in the dragon boat race in this section, hence the name "Jinjiang".

Jinjiang has also become synonymous with Stone Yard. Jinjiang witnessed the vicissitudes of Shiyuanyuan.

Jinjiang Port, which opened in the first year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty, has become the hub of waterway transportation in southern Fujian. With the opening of Guangdong and Hong Kong in Haicheng in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, Jinjiang embarked on the road of prosperity.

During the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, it was very prosperous here: horse racing in Qian Fan, where thousands of businessmen gathered. "Nanzhang is a scenic spot, and the stone code is more dominant! Sands, such as belt, Peng Tai encounter ship ... "

Walking from east to west along Dashi Street, the most spectacular is the "Wan Nan Ting Temple" in the center of Dashi Street, the most prosperous street in the town. It is a place frequented by many Buddhist believers and good men and women. 1997 10 was announced by Longhai Municipal People's Government as the fourth batch of municipal cultural relics protection units.

Wannan Pavilion, formerly known as Qi Gang Buddhist Temple, was built in the fifth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1492) and the thirteenth year of the Republic of China (1924). When the road was opened, the temple was originally planned to be demolished because it was located on the street, but it was not demolished because the merchants on both sides of Wannan Pavilion took the initiative to retreat and gave up a few feet. In the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), it was rebuilt again.

South Anhui Pavilion, northwest to southeast, covers an area of 1 17. 18 square meters, followed by pavilion, main hall, courtyard and branch garden. The building is divided into two floors, the ground floor is a civil structure, with a single eaves resting on the top of the mountain, and the second floor is a reinforced concrete lotus petal circular roof. There are lotus carvings around the eaves, which is a combination of Chinese and western architecture.

The Zhongshan Pavilion in Shima was built by Zhang Yi, a Beiyang warlord stationed in Shima in 13, and was originally named Yisi Pavilion. /kloc-When the Northern Expeditionary Army was stationed in 0/5, it was renamed Zhongshan Pavilion.

During the Anti-Japanese War, the Shima district government built a monument to the soldiers killed in the Anti-Japanese War in the pavilion, which was abandoned during the Cultural Revolution.

The exhibition hall is square in plane and supported by twelve reinforced concrete columns, each of which is 20 meters high and 5.22 meters wide.

Most of the written descriptions come from the internet, and I am grateful.