Located in Yangwu Village, Daniudian Town, Yuanping City, Zhu's Archway has recently been upgraded to the eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection units, and it is also a group of very exquisite stone arches, with three original and two existing. The tall stone mill is covered with carvings and densely packed, which can be described as a stone sculpture exhibition hall. It has been admired for a long time, and this trip has included it in the route.
Before going to Yangwu Village, I visited Huiji Temple, which took a lot of time. The navigation shows that it is six o'clock in the afternoon to Yangwu Village, and it is still dark, and it is too late! Recently, the country's coal supply is tight, probably Shanxi's coal mining restrictions have a loose mouth, from Huiji Temple to Zhu's Archway needs to pass through the Yuanping City, take the Daxin Line, along the way crowded with coal trucks, blocking the narrow national highway.
It was already 6:20, the sky was dark and only the last light remained, and there were still six kilometers away from the end. Such congestion, I think it is not even seven o'clock. In a hurry, turn right and go north, drive into the rural dirt road, only to detour tactics, through the village. It has been raining for four consecutive days in Shanxi, and until this afternoon, the potholed path is full of water, flanked by unharvested corn, hidden under the dark sky like a green yarn tent.
The original six-kilometer road was ten kilometers long, and the car was very fast, and finally arrived at the village at 6:45. Unfortunately, it was already dark, and it was raining coldly. Although I found the stone square, I couldn't get into the courtyard and couldn't shoot. Finally, the drone flew to the top of the archway, filled in the light, and took a few pictures as a souvenir.
The Zhu Arch was built in the fifth year of The Qing Dynasty (1855) as the Imperial Filial Piety Arch, and was built by the late Qing Dynasty Emperor Yanyu SuiBing Dao jia salt transport envoy Wu Tou to be built by his mother Zhu Shi. "Jingbiao" shows the deeds of Zhu's 28-year-old widow, serving his mother-in-law, raising his youngest son, living a widow, and teaching his son to become a clean official.
Zhu's son Wu Wanyu lost his father at the age of 10, Zhongxiucai at the age of 20, Zhongju at the age of 31, and Zhongjin at the age of 32, with a smooth career and a clean and upright official, and was well received, thanks to his mother Zhu Shi. Zhu Shi, a native of Yanggao County, after the unfortunate death of her husband Wu Lie, the Zhu clan was determined to keep the festival and pull wu to visit adults. When Wu visited Shaanxi as an official, the Zhu clan lived with Ya. She often taught her son to be a good official, and was regarded as a standard moral model by the etiquette, so in the fifteenth year of Daoguang (1835), the Qing Xuanzong decreed that the special "jing table" was added.
As for the grandeur of the main workshop and the side workshop, it is very exquisite, and it can only be glimpsed through the net map.