History of Gaoan Grand View Building

In ancient times, Daguanlou, an ancient county building in Gao 'an City, Jiangxi Province, was known as "negative mountains and rivers, great victories", formerly known as Jinshui Wonder Building. Located in the north bank of Jinjiang, directly in front of Gao 'an Municipal People's Government. This bridge was built a long time ago, with a history of 1,000 years from the Yuanfeng period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1078- 1085). The original architectural monument named "The Origin of Sacrifice in Song Dynasty" was burned in the military disaster of Yuan Dynasty. In the middle of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1588- 1604), Tian Yijia, a magistrate of a county, was rebuilt according to the style of the Ming Dynasty. In the twentieth year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (18 15), Shi Jun, the magistrate of Ruizhou (now Gao 'an), presided over the original reconstruction, taking Fan Zhongyan's "The Story of Yueyang Tower". In the census of geographical names in 1980, the original name was restored as "Daguanlou", which has been used ever since. This building was bombed by Japanese planes during War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's time. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, it was simply restored by the Kuomintang county government in the winter of 35 years of the Republic of China (1946). After liberation, it was restored by Gao 'an County People's Procuratorate in September 1963. In March 2000, the Gao 'an Municipal Party Committee and the Gao 'an Municipal People's Government decided to restore it according to the Ming Dynasty style. Now the building is 2 1.99 meters high, 0/6 meters wide and 65 meters long. The dragon and phoenix patterns, pine and bamboo and plum blossom patterns carved on it are lifelike. The rebuilt Daguanlou is a landmark building of Gao 'an. Gaoan Daguan Mansion is located on the north bank of Jinjiang, directly in front of the Municipal People's Government. It was built in the Wude period of Li Yuan, Tang Gaozu, and was originally the Fucheng Tower. In the middle of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, it was renamed Jinshui Wonder Building. After the renovation in the 20th year of Jiaqing (18 15), it was renamed Daguanlou again. For thousands of years, Daguanlou has been rebuilt, maintained and repaired many times. 1983 was announced as the first batch of key cultural relics protection units by the people's government of Gao' an county in May, and 1985 10 was approved as the first batch of key scenic spots by the people's government of menstrual province.

The Daguanlou in Gao 'an, overlooking Jinjiang and the pontoon bridge in front and the compound of the municipal government in the back, was quite distinctive in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Layers of eaves, winding corridors and beautiful lattice windows all give tourists a quaint and elegant taste. The high cornice is about to fly. Looking from the railing, the front is bustling downtown, with high-rise buildings, a picture of a city with a modern flavor, and on the other side is a long river bank, with giant parasols and trees covering the sky. The breeze in Xu Lai is refreshing. On the right is the majestic Ruizhou Bridge. The river flows from south to east. Faced with this scene, people can't help but sigh like Confucius: "The deceased is like a husband, not giving up day and night." During the day, pedestrians on the pontoon bridge are woven and fishing boats sail on the water. At night, the "Jinjiang Pearl" is brightly lit and snacks are very lively. And all the year round, the scenery is very different, which makes people linger.

The pontoon bridge in front of Daguanlou in Gao 'an was built during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. In the second year of Yangwugan Town (AD 928), it was named Yong 'an Bridge. Located in front of the City God Temple, with the boat as the beam and the iron as the rope, it rises and falls with the waves. In the seventh year of Xingguo in Song Taiping (AD 982), it increased to 14 ships, and in the Yuanfeng period (1078- 1086) it increased to 15 ships, and then it increased from 15 ships to 24 ships. Jinjiang pontoon bridge was moved to Daguanlou, and in Xianchun year (65,438). In the ninth year of Zheng De in Ming Dynasty (15 14), railings were installed on both sides of the bridge, and stone piers were built on both sides of the pontoon bridge, which was renamed Yingxian Bridge. In the eighth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1669), it was renamed Jinjiang Bridge after reconstruction. 1939 In order to adapt to the war against Japan, the pontoon bridge was burned down and repaired in 1946. 1July, 949, when the Kuomintang troops fled, the pontoon bridge was cut off and released, and the county people's government repaired it at 195 1.85 meters. The bridge is repaired once every three years and overhauled once every five years. There is a favorite place for Gao 'an people. In spring, people watch the dragon boat race here, in summer, people enjoy the scenery and enjoy the cool, in autumn, people enjoy the honor and clouds here, and in winter, people play the flute to express their feelings. Throughout the year, Gao 'an people's laughter and family happiness are all reflected in Jinjiang's clear water flowing into the East China Sea, which is called taking a pontoon bridge. Sitting on the pontoon bridge and talking about love has become Mecca in Gao 'an people's hearts.

In the past thousands of years, this building has been rebuilt, rebuilt and maintained many times. Although it has different styles, it has always stood on the north bank of Jinjiang and entered the praise of famous poets in past dynasties with her unique charm.

Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty recorded in Gao 'an County Records;

Su Zhe, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote a poem entitled "When I was visiting the county, I occasionally saw Jiang Yingming drunk": "When the evening light reflected on the balcony, tourists in Jiangshi didn't return at night, and there was nowhere in Brewmaster, so they stayed awake and slept in Jiang Lai."

Chen Bangzhan, a famous historian in Ming Dynasty, also visited this building, leaving a poem "The city is full of people and the spring trees are deep".

Zou Shilu, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, also said: "According to legend, there are Danlei, Jinlian Changhong locking boats, lights everywhere, and tower shadows in the middle."

Xiong Maosong, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem: "A kaleidoscope enters the building while a string of songs lies in the pavilion."