Han assembly stage

Han assembly stage, formerly known as assembly hall, was the place where Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang discussed affairs in the Three Kingdoms period. The rostrum was first built in the Han Dynasty. After Liu Bei invited Zhuge Liang to discuss the military affairs, it was built in a round shape. After the Wei and Jin Dynasties, because of repeated war, the hall collapsed and almost abandoned. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the platform was rebuilt into a rectangle, 80 meters long, 4 meters wide and 5 meters high, made of bricks and stones. A memorial Pavilion is built on the stage. The pavilion is double-layer, with octagonal eaves. On the octagonal back of the upper layer, there is a flying dragon made of pottery. It is curly and lifelike. The corner is decorated with eight statues of Zhenhai God, who gaze at all directions with a powerful look. The center of the eight ridges is shaped like a calabash. In the pavilion, the painted pillars are separated, the windows are open, and the four walls are covered with Taiji images. The top of the pavilion is finely painted. The lower corner, slope, ridge and eaves of the pavilion are also animals with flying eaves. The seahorse lions are arranged at the ridge end, which makes the pavilion form a three-dimensional structure with top tip, middle circle and bottom. The shape is peculiar and elegant. The base of the platform is three feet and six feet high, symbolizing 365 days a year. The pavilion is decorated with octagons to show the meaning of "eight trigrams". At that time, Zhuge Liang was at this place with Tai Chi on his head, eight trigrams on his feet, gangbu Dou on his feet, watching the celestial phenomena and looking at the Qi. In order to win Jingyi, pacify the southwest and help Liu Bei complete the great cause of unification, he planned day and night, studied the general plan and determined the countermeasures. The octagonal water dragon on the ridge of pavilion was designed by Zhuge Liang to prevent fire. These eight dragons face all directions. The faucet of which side burns fire will automatically spray water. It's a new face.

Han assembly stage

Han assembly stage, formerly known as assembly hall, was the place where Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang discussed affairs in the Three Kingdoms period.

The rostrum was first built in the Han Dynasty. After Liu Bei invited Zhuge Liang to discuss the military affairs, it was built in a round shape. After the Wei and Jin Dynasties, because of repeated war, the hall collapsed and almost abandoned. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the platform was rebuilt into a rectangle, 80 meters long, 4 meters wide and 5 meters high, made of bricks and stones. A memorial Pavilion is built on the stage. The pavilion is double-layer, with octagonal eaves. On the octagonal back of the upper layer, there is a flying dragon made of pottery. It is curly and lifelike. The corner is decorated with eight statues of Zhenhai God, who gaze at all directions with a powerful look. The center of the eight ridges is shaped like a calabash. In the pavilion, the painted pillars are separated, the windows are open, and the four walls are covered with Taiji images. The top of the pavilion is finely painted. The lower corner, slope, ridge and eaves of the pavilion are also animals with flying eaves. The seahorse lions are arranged at the ridge end, which makes the pavilion form a three-dimensional structure with top tip, middle circle and bottom. The shape is peculiar and elegant. The base of the platform is three feet and six feet high, symbolizing 365 days a year. The pavilion is decorated with octagons to show the meaning of "eight trigrams". At that time, Zhuge Liang was at this place with Tai Chi on his head, eight trigrams on his feet, gangbu Dou on his feet, watching the celestial phenomena and looking at the Qi. In order to win Jingyi, pacify the southwest and help Liu Bei complete the great cause of unification, he planned day and night, studied the general plan and determined the countermeasures. The octagonal water dragon on the ridge of pavilion was designed by Zhuge Liang to prevent fire. These eight dragons face all directions. The faucet of which side burns fire will automatically spray water. It's a new face.

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