LongXuyan, Nanan, Fujian

LongXuyan, Nanan, Fujian

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Longsuyan, located in Xiangyun Town, is located in front of the town center, backed by Xiangyun Mountain, and over Xiangyun Mountain is Yunshan Village. LongXuYan was built in the sixth year of Wuzong in the Tang Dynasty (846 years). The statue of Bodhi Patriarch Bodhisattva, a Zen sect, belongs to Linji Sect. Longxu Rock is backed by a rock cliff, facing steep slopes and terraces, which is like a lioness holding a lion according to the sun. According to the Annals of Quanzhou Prefecture, "There is a rock called dragon beard in Xiangyun Mountain, and the rock is beard and grass, and the spring drips along the grass, because of its name." Long must rock back south to the north, summer sunshine short, cool climate, for the summer resort. The poets of the past dynasties, the famous high-level, often come here to find a range, leaving a lot of poetry and calligraphy.

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Longsuyan, located in Xiangyun Town, is located in front of the town center, backed by Xiangyun Mountain, and over Xiangyun Mountain is Yunshan Village. LongXuYan was built in the sixth year of Wuzong in the Tang Dynasty (846 years). The statue of Bodhi Patriarch Bodhisattva, a Zen sect, belongs to Linji Sect. Longxu Rock is backed by a rock cliff, facing steep slopes and terraces, which is like a lioness holding a lion according to the sun. According to the Annals of Quanzhou Prefecture, "There is a rock called dragon beard in Xiangyun Mountain, and the rock is beard and grass, and the spring drips along the grass, because of its name." Long must rock back south to the north, summer sunshine short, cool climate, for the summer resort. The poets of the past dynasties, the famous high-level, often come here to find a range, leaving a lot of poetry and calligraphy.

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