What's interesting about Qingyan ancient town in Guiyang?

Stone archway, backstreet, Champion House, Wenchang Pavilion.

There are eight archways inside and outside the four gates of Qingyan Ancient City, and only three of them have been preserved so far, namely "Zhou's daughter-in-law Liu Jiexiao Square" outside the south gate, "Zhao Square" inside the south gate and "Zhao Square" outside the north gate. The architectural shapes of the three archways are basically the same, with four columns, three rooms, four roofs and three floors. They are 9.5 meters high and 9 meters wide, facing south, belonging to the architectural style of stone archway in Qing Dynasty. Surprisingly, the three archways have no foundation slots, and they stand directly on the ground by four rectangular pillars, standing upright for 100 years. Among them, "Zhao Baishou Square" is only a few steps away from Dingguangmen, and its originality is unique. It is praised as "a rare masterpiece of art" by Liu Haisu, the master of art, and the three stone archways have also become the love of photographers.

Backstreet is the most distinctive stone lane in Qingyan. After hundreds of years of scouring and sharpening, the bluestone slabs on the pavement have been shining like mirrors, bringing a unique sense of time and space and mystery to the streets and lanes. On both sides of the street are layers of stone walls, and the roads are narrow and quiet, undulating along the mountains, which is an excellent photography location. Backstreet is also a place where scenic spots are concentrated.

Zhuangyuan House, the former residence of Zhao Yijiong, the first literati in Guizhou, is located at Zhuangyuan Street 1, where it meets North Street, and the section near the south is called "Xia Yuan Street". It is easy to find road signs on the main road of North Street. In front of the courtyard is a simple couplet, "Qin and Park Chi, the Analects of Confucius is a family heirloom", which expresses the owner's lifelong wish. The mansion sits south facing north, which is a courtyard with two entrances. The mansion sits south facing north, which is a courtyard with two entrances, both of which are a front and a hatchback. The style is mountain-leaning, with a total area of about 700 square meters. The existing front hall, main hall, hatchback and facing door have many different characters of "shou" on the inner wall of facing door, which is said to have been left by Zhao Jiong's great-great grandfather when he was 100 years old. The building is dominated by wood structure, which is magnificent and unobtrusive, quiet and serene, and quite scholarly.

Zhuangyuan House, the former residence of Zhao Yijiong, the first literati in Guizhou, is located at Zhuangyuan Street 1, where it meets North Street, and the section near the south is called "Xia Yuan Street". It is easy to find road signs on the main road of North Street. In front of the courtyard is a simple couplet, "Qin and Park Chi, the Analects of Confucius is a family heirloom", which expresses the owner's lifelong wish. The mansion sits south facing north, which is a courtyard with two entrances. The mansion sits south facing north, which is a courtyard with two entrances, both of which are a front and a hatchback. The style is mountain-leaning, with a total area of about 700 square meters. The existing front hall, main hall, hatchback and facing door have many different characters of "shou" on the inner wall of facing door, which is said to have been left by Zhao Jiong's great-great grandfather when he was 100 years old. The building is dominated by wood structure, which is magnificent and unobtrusive, quiet and serene, and quite scholarly.

Wenchang Pavilion Wenchang Pavilion is located at East Street 143, covering an area of more than 800 square meters. Built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, rebuilt in the Qianlong period, brick and wood structure, built on the mountain, is an octagonal building with one corner. This is a place where scholars in the past studied, gathered and worshipped the emperor Wenchang.