Yilongbi

The structure of yilongbi is formal and the sculpture is regular. The dragon body is exquisitely carved and elegant, and the dragon head is exquisitely carved and attractive: there are four Dragon walls, two of which are divided into two groups, standing on both sides of the Confucian temple in Datong County in the Ming Dynasty according to the shape of eight characters. There are four Dragon walls, two of which are divided into two groups. They stand on both sides of the Confucian temple in Datong County in Ming Dynasty according to the shape of eight characters. The dragon wall is the only existing dragon wall in Datong. From the perspective of sculpture style, this wall should be a relic of the Qing Dynasty. The four Dragon walls are all single-sided, and the yellow glazed dragon pattern is inlaid in the center of the brick wall. It is located in the back street of the big wall in the North Street of the city. It was originally the eight character wall on both sides of the Confucian temple gate in Datong County in the Ming Dynasty

Yilongbi

Yilongbi is located in the back street of Daqiang, North Street of Datong, Shanxi Province. It used to be an eight character wall on both sides of the gate of Confucian temple in Datong County in Ming Dynasty. There are four walls.

The structure of yilongbi is formal and the sculpture is regular. Dragon carving is exquisite and elegant; dragon head carving is exquisite and elegant.

Address: Daqiang back street, Datong North Street

Longitude: 113.30799865723

Latitude: 40.090400695801