In 2022, affected by the epidemic, Shangqiu Fuzi Mountain was temporarily closed from 65438+1October 7.

Fuzi Mountain Scenic Area is located in the west of Mangdang Mountain Scenic Area in Shangqiu City, and is famous for its rich historical events and cultural relics, such as Fuzi Cliff, Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang's Snake Killing Uprising, Chen Shengling, Hanwangliang Tomb, Mangdang Mountain Ancient Temple Fair, etc. However, due to the recent epidemic in Henan, the scenic spot will be temporarily closed to the outside world.

Dear tourists and friends,

According to the relevant requirements of Document No.4 of COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters Office in Shangqiu City in 2022, in order to effectively control and reduce the risk of epidemic input and transmission and ensure people's health, it is decided to temporarily close Fuzi Mountain Scenic Area from June 5438+10/October 7, 2022, and the reopening time will be announced separately. Visitors who have booked tickets can apply for a full refund at the original ticketing platform. We apologize for the inconvenience caused. Please understand!

Please pay attention to the official WeChat account "Official Reservation of yongcheng city Fuzi Mountain Scenic Area" to get real-time news of the scenic spot. Tel: 0370-7708880.

65438+20221October 7, Henan Province

Source: Fuzishan WeChat official account

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Fuzi Mountain, located on the west side of the main peak of Mangdang Mountain in Yongcheng, Henan Province, is the only mountain named after Confucius in the world. At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius traveled around the world, spreading Confucianism, and led his disciples through Mangdang Mountain to give lectures in Cao Songshi. In order to commemorate Confucius, the local people called the cliff where Confucius sheltered from the rain and gave lectures Fuzi Cliff and this mountain Fuzi Mountain. Mangdang Mountain is a scenic spot of Chinese culture in Mangdang Mountain, yongcheng city. Known as the Fairy Peak, it is famous for its rich historical events and cultural sites, such as Fuzi Cliff, the snake-killing uprising of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang, the mausoleum of Chen Sheng, the tomb of Wang and the ancient temple fair in Mangdang Mountain.

According to legend, at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius traveled around the world, spreading Confucianism and leading his disciples to Cao Songshi. When they passed a mountain on the west side of the main peak of Mangdang Mountain, it suddenly rained heavily, and they eagerly came to a natural cliff hole in the mountain to shelter from the rain. After the rain cleared, Confucius sent his disciples to the cliff to print books and give lectures under the apricot trees on the hillside. For more than 2,000 years, this "shelter from the rain" has become a sacred object of Confucius' preaching and has been preserved to this day. The locals call this mountain "Fuzi Mountain", this cliff is called "Fuzi Cliff" and the village in front is called "Fuzi Cliff Village". In the Tang Dynasty, the stone statue of Confucius carved by local people to shelter from the rain was still located on Fuzi Cliff.