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· Archway ·
In the Ming and Qing dynasties, "the people's customs are simple and mao, the name of the honor is fierce, and there is Jingyang" ("Divide and build Nanhui County Zhi Jingfang"), leaving many arches, these arches or show merit, or praise loyalty and filial piety, at its peak, there are as many as 13 arches around the town, but unfortunately these arches have long been mostly destroyed, some have been constructively demolished, and by 2006, the only remaining stone pillar of Shikefang in the historical and cultural style area of Xinchang Town stood at the intersection of Zhangye Lane road in Hongxi Street.
Speaking of the archway, the old new square is always inseparable from the "old archway", "stone arch" and "three worlds and two pinfang", because this archway has long become a landmark building of the new field. In 2006, this iconic landscape building was rebuilt on the site of the old archway of 3nd Erpinfang.
Seco Square
A stone pillar that remains of the original "Shike Fang" on Hongxi Street
Located on the west side of Zhangye Lane on Hongxi Street, Ni Jiayin of Ni Jiacang in the Ming Dynasty. "Shike" refers to two generations of people who were successively raised in the imperial examination and the first, Ni Jiayin's father Ni Fu Ying Ming Long Qing Yuan (1567), Jia Yin also won the 23rd year of the Wanli Calendar (1594), in order to show the glory of the family, built this archway in Hongxi Street. The square has a 60 cm square stone pillar in the original site, and the stone slab with the inscription is kept by the Guzhen Development and Investment Co., Ltd., which reads "The Ninety-second Ni Jiayin of the Wanli Jia Wuke of Shuntianfu".
3nd 2nd Place
In the middle of Xinchang Avenue, Zhu Guosheng was built during the Ming Dynasty, destroyed in 1976, and rebuilt on the original site in 2006, in the style of the old archway still preserved in the Shanghai Museum. The archway is engraved with the four characters of "Three Generations and Two Pins", which is the title of "Three Generations and Two Pins" after Zhu Guosheng became the two pin officials of the Taichang Temple, and the imperial court gave his father and grandfather the title of Erpin official, and the three generations were erpin, so it was named "Three Dynasties and Two Pins". There are also groups of words on the archway, such as "Four Rides asking for water" and "Seven Provinces Licao", which are intended to show that Zhu Guosheng has been summoned many times to control the flooding of the Huanghuai River and dredge the waterways for water transport, and there are several provinces through which the Yellow River flows.
Since this archway was built after the emperor was commissioned and 60 taels of silver were given, there is "Enrong" on the south side of the top and "Holy Will" on the north side. The archway is about 11 meters high and 10 meters wide, and is the tallest archway built by pure stone in Pudong.
Stalagmites in the archway
Originally built on the east side of Xinfeng Road, the "Stalagmites" archway
Xinchang ancient name stalagmites, the significance of building this arch is to remember this ancient name. As early as 1986, Xinchang built a "Stalagmite Li" archway at the intersection of Xinfeng Road on Archway West Road. In 2005, the archway was demolished to its current location because it was unfavorable to traffic sight at the intersection. The difference is that it was made of cement in 1986 and stone in 2006. It should be said that it is more in line with the style of Xinchang Ancient Town, the building materials in the ancient town are mainly bricks, wood and stone, and the cement is always disproportionate to the overall style.
The status quo of the "Stalagmites" archway
At present, the "Stalagmites" arch is a four-pillar, three-door double eaves, exquisitely made, carved and chiseled from traditional stone, simple and generous. The couplet on the south side of the archway is: "Here there are traces of geese left by the ancient salt field of the time jinshi qianqiu; every dynasty comes to the end of the world, the iron wing of the cape jinfan cloud note Vientiane continued Huazhang"; the north side is: "The long street three mile small bridge flowing water trivial window embroidery curtain is fragrant, the ancient town of the millennium Yuxiu Zhong Lingyi loyal servant gua wan mian". The couplets were written by Chen Pengju and Wang Weimin of the Municipal Poetry Society, and written by Shen Fuhua and Shen Shenyuan. The two pairs of couplets show the humanistic history and era style of the ancient and modern new field, which are rich in connotation and very rare.
Nanshan Fang
Because it is next to Nanshan Temple, it is named. This is a four-pillar three-door cupola, unlike the three two pins and stalagmite arches with heavy eaves on the top, the structure is relatively simple, simple and generous. Together with Nanshan Temple, Nanshan Bridge and Qingxiang Garden, it forms the "Nanshan Scenic Area".
A couplet in the south middle of the archway is: "Salt field construction town stalagmites left beach ginkgo biloba several plants to see the great changes, Zen Temple Pingshan Tea Garden by the water to die peach ten miles to accompany the Qing tour." This is the work of Yang Yiming, vice president of the Shanghai Poetry Society.
A pair of couplets on both sides of the south side of the face is: "Crossing the street shop is double bi for three thousand households in the east and west, and the Shikumen is connected to the north and south of the Eighteen Creeks." "Write about the prosperity of the street market, written by Wang Fengling, vice president of the Municipal Poetry Society."
There are also two pairs of couplets in the north, the middle one is "Nansha stalagmites Qianqiu reminiscences Hengtang evening cloud crane trace ancient fence, East China Sea Waves Sound Hundred Miles Wild Trail Dawn Peach Blossom Dream around the new field" (Liu Yonggao wrote). "The Daoist East Sea poured into the wind and rain and a monument even pine snow, and the Jushi Nanshan was held in the palm of the moon star and a thousand tree cages of incense" (written by Wang Fengling). The four couplets were written by Shen Fuhua, Gao Jun, and Shen Shenyuan. These couplets integrate many historical, geographical, and humanistic allusions into the new field, and carefully taste them, from which you can learn a lot about the new field.