clear
A monument in the Feng Research Institute of Tianjin University
Tianjin University has the Feng Jicai Institute of Literature and Art, and the building building was designed by Zhou Kai, an alumnus of Tianda University and a famous architect. It is still a very distinctive one in the Tianda building complex.
Recently, when I went to Feng Research Institute to do business, I took a closer look at the ancient buildings exhibited in his hospital. As we all know, Mr. Feng Jicai is not only a writer and painter, but also a famous cultural scholar. In that year, he was committed to the protection of the historical style of Tianjin Old Town, and contributed a lot to the protection of Tianjin's old buildings in the 1990s during the demolition and construction. At the same time, he has led a team to Shaanxi, Henan and other Yellow River basins for many years to investigate and investigate, discover and protect traditional culture.
There are "four scenes" in the Feng Research Institute, and the first two scenes are the "Tracker Stone" and the "Han Ancient Gate". "Tracker stone" was taken from The Incense Burner Beach of Wuxia in Padang in 2003, the ancient Yangtze River boat against the current, it is necessary to rely on the porter to pull the boat with a rope, and the bamboo fiber rope rubs the solid stone on the shore, and after years and months, it gradually becomes a deep ditch, and is named "Tracker Stone". Today, the incense burner beach has sunk 170 meters below the reservoir.
"HanGuMen" is a wooden gate tower of a residential house in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, taken from the Yellow River in southern Jinnan, with a strong shape, atmospheric structure, and complex and exquisite bucket arches. There is also a "stone gate" to the right of the "Han Ancient Gate", which looks very similar to the stele with the stone stele. The "Monument Building" is double-sided, with "Cihui" hanging on one side of the door and "heirloom" on the other. The arches and roof ridge carvings on it are very exquisite, and they are probably the old objects of large folk households in Shanxi.