Gongliu Hall

Gongliu Hall

VV gongliudian scenic spot is located in Wenquan Township, Xifeng District, with a planning area of 200 mu

The scenic spot is surrounded by pines and cypresses with towering ancient trees. In the north, there are statues of his father Ju Tao, grandfather Bu, his wife and sisters. In the west, there are statues of him cutting white dragons and horses with tears. In the south, there are Tuzhong tower and Rongtai archway. In the East, there are the residences of the administrators. On both sides of the courtyard, there are stone tablets commemorating him. One of the steles is a relic of the Qing Dynasty. The content of the inscription can be seen in the record of Jinshi, which describes Gong Liu's contribution to Qingyang's farming culture in detail, and describes Gong Liu's son's move to the South during the festival. The sacrificial day is March 18 of the lunar calendar.

According to Qingyang County annals, Gongliu temple, commonly known as Laogong temple, was rebuilt in the Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty in gaojiagu, 80 miles southwest of the county. Wenquan township was called zhouduli in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Today, a large number of people in Changwu, Xunyi and other places of Shaanxi go to Gongliu hall to worship their ancestors. Gongliudian site fully reflects Qingyang people's deep memory of Zhou ancestors.

In 2002, during the first Chinese Xiangbao folk culture festival in Qingyang, China, Gongliu hall was named "the first temple of Gongliu in China" by China folk custom society.

Address: liujiadian, Wenquan Township, Xifeng District, Qingyang City

Longitude: 107.75806427002

Latitude: 35.743865966797