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Brief Introduction

In Jin Temple (Jinci), the famous scenic place in Shanxi, the green trees and bright water are very colourful, the temples and halls here are reflecting the acient history and culture of China, the famous taclets are recording all the changes in the history, the flowing stream and the small lanes are reserving the tradition and custom of people here, Jinci with its long history and the nature scienic spots and cultural tradition, is attracting the visitors both from the country and abroad.

Situated at the foot of Xuanwengshan, 25kilometers to the southwest of City Taiyuan, Jinci is the source of the water in the Shanxi Province. Behind Jinci, there is Xuanwengshan with pine trees and cypress trees covering on the mountain. In front of Jinci, there are field growing most famous rice in Shanxi. The spring water is flowing in the Temple and there are so many ancient trees growing in. There are also hundred of temples, halls, pavilions¡](¤½¶é¡Bªá¶é¤¤ªº)«F¤l,²D«F;»Õ¡^,bridges, pagodas, scattering in Jinci. It is a historical place with a historical and cultural scenic spots as well as natural resources. It was listed as major historical preserved unit by the State Council in 1961.

Jinci, former known as the Temple to Tangshuyu because the Temple was built as ancestral temple to the first prince of emperor of Jin Kingdom during the early Western Zhou Dynasty. Shuyu was the son of the emperor Zhouwuwang and the younger brother of Zhouchengwang. His given name was ¡¥Yu¡¦. In ancient time, elder brother was called as ¡¥Bo¡¦ and younger brother as ¡¥Shu¡¦, since he was designated as the local king of tang, he was also called as Tangshuyu. According to the hidtorical record, this ancient Tang Kingdom was in Shanxi.

In long period of history, Jinci has gradually become a temple of memorial cecremony for the ancestors and it has combined the traditions of Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism together. Though it has experienced many damages and dangers in the long period of its history, it has still preserved the unique style of its own with the well preserved historical and cultural relics ¡]¿ò¸ñ¡^there. The cultural relics it has still preserved the unique style of it own with the well preserved include the architecture, sculpture, tablet, ancient antithetical¡]¹ï¥ßªº¡^ couplet ¡]¹ï¥y;ÂùÃý¡^and horizontal inscribed ¡]ÃD¼g;¦L¡B¨è;ÀJ¡BÃDÄm,ÃDÃØ¡^board, famous tree of old ages and the relics in the museum. The Museum of Jin covers an area of more than 133 thousand square meters and there are more than 100 buildings including the halls, pavilion, pagoda, bridge, stage and house built in Song Dynasty to the time before the founding of the People¡¦s Republic of China. The earliest is the Flying Beam¡]¼Ù;®ì;(²îµ¥ªº)¾î¼Ù¡^ over the Fish Pond built in the Northern Wei Dynastry., the largest and the most typical is the Hall to the Holy Mother and Xian hall (the hall to hold the ceremony of sacrifice), these three buildings have been honoured as the three national treasures of architecture including the clay sculpture ¡]ÀJ¹³¡^, stone carving, wood carving and iron statues¡]ÀJ¹³,¶ì¹³¡^made before the Qing Dynasty, among these, 43 sculptures of maids of Song standing in the Hall of Holy Mother are the most famous because of their livly and lifelike style and highly praised by artists from the country and abroad. These are the unique masterpieces from the ancient sculpture in the country.

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