The land of Qilu has a long history and civilization. In this land, many sages were born, and many ancient civilizations appeared. The city of Qingzhou, with a history of more than 7,000 years, is also the first of the ancient Kyushu. Walking through the streets and alleys of The Ancient City of Qingzhou, traces of history can be seen everywhere, and you can't help but sigh at the historical past here, and there are deep imprints of history everywhere between the mottled walls.
The name of Qingzhou, first seen in the "Shang Shu YuGong": "Haidai Only Qingzhou", is one of the ancient "Kyushu". According to the excavated cultural relics, there were traces of human life and reproduction here as early as 7,000 years ago, and this is also the origin of Dongyi culture. Qingzhou "has the solidity of mountains and rivers on the right, and the rao of the negative sea on the left", the east chokes the peninsula, the south controls Yimeng, and the north looks at the Bohai Sea, which is an important military town in ancient times.
There are hundreds of ancient streets and alleys in the ancient city of Qingzhou today, many of which have a history of hundreds or even thousands of years. Shuttling through the Streets of Evenyuan, Weijie, Dongmen, Beimen and Sanjiangfu, all you can see are the buildings of the Ming and Qing Dynasties with green bricks and green tiles, delicate and restrained, but also calm and rigorous, as if the tourists who have always come here tell the ups and downs of its life.
The archways sprinkled on The Doll Garden Street and Nanmen Avenue are the traces of celebrities from past generations who have stayed here, and the Song Dynasty poet Li Qingzhao has also lived here and left many masterpieces.
On the east side of the middle section of the qianyuan street in the ancient city of Qingzhou, there is a puppet garden known locally as the "Feng Family Garden", which is said to be the private garden of Feng Pu, a scholar of wenhuadian university and the shangshu of the Punishment Department during the Kangxi Dynasty of the Qing Dynasty, and it is said that the name of this garden was given by the Kangxi Emperor, taking the meaning of "no unique coincidence".
The garden is lined with rockeries, and I heard that the layout and scale are similar to the imperial gardens in the imperial palace. The small bridge flows water, the ancient cypress towers in the sky, and the four strange stones of "Fu, Shou, Kang and Ning" in the park are exquisite and clear, and the temperament is extraordinary.
If you also like such an ancient city, you may wish to take some time to come here to feel the charm of the ancient city of Qingzhou.
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