Eight mirror stage

Eight mirror stage

Built in the Jiahu period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1055-1063), bajingtai is one of the famous historical sites in Ganzhou and Jiangxi Province. It is three stories high and 27.8 meters long. It is built on the ancient city wall of the Song Dynasty. You can see the eight sceneries of Ganzhou when you step on the platform. Under the platform, the Zhang and Gong rivers flow into the Ganjiang River and run northward. The ancient banyan trees are full of shade and magnificent momentum. There are more than ten holes in the cangbing cave in the ancient city of Song Dynasty, which is similar to the Zhonghua Gate built in the Ming Dynasty in Nanjing. There is a Ganzhou Museum in the platform. There are abundant historical relics on display. Under the platform is a Bajing park.

Architectural features

scenery

There is also a Ganzhou Museum in bajingtai, which displays a wealth of historical relics. Under the stage, there is a bajingpark. In the garden, the green trees are vast, the clear water is flowing slightly, the buildings and pavilions are facing each other, fresh and quiet, and the scenery is picturesque.

Bajingtai has a history of nearly a thousand years. When you get on this platform, you can have a panoramic view of the eight sceneries in Ganzhou, so it is named "bajingtai".

The eight sceneries of Ganzhou in Song Dynasty are: Shilou, zhanggongtai, baiquelou, zaogailou, yugutai, Mazuyan, chenwaiting and Fengshan. In the Qing Dynasty, due to the changes in the landscape, the eight sceneries on bajingtai were: the confrontation of the three platforms, the circulation of the two rivers, the moon at Yuyan, the clouds at Baogai, the Xiaojing in Chutan, the Qinglan in Tianzhu, the Zen shadow in Maya, and the Wenfeng in Yanta.

appearance

The bajingtai was rebuilt and completed in 1987. It has three floors, 28 meters in height and a total area of 574 square meters. According to historical records, the original platform is a stone building, and now it is a reinforced concrete antique structure, with glazed tile cover. The interior is decorated with smallpox, caisson and colored painting. The whole building is magnificent and magnificent, standing on the river, and it is tall and straight. There is also a Ganzhou Museum in bajingtai,

The historical relics on display are quite rich. Under the stage is the Bajing Park, in which the green trees are vast, the clear water is flowing, the buildings and pavilions are facing each other, fresh and quiet, and the scenery is picturesque.

Historical evolution

When the bajingtai was completed, Kong Zonghan, the local official who was in charge of the construction of the platform, once painted what he saw on the stage as the picture of the eight kingdoms of Qianzhou, and asked Su Dongpo to write poems according to the picture. Su Dongpo "view this picture, you can think at a loss, can smile, but sigh.". It is composed of eight poems, the title of which is on the picture. In Su Dongpo's first poem "eight parallel preface to eight scenes of Qianzhou" and "preface to eight scenes of Qianzhou", Su Dongpo first proposed eight scenes of the city in Chinese history, forming a group of scenic spots for later generations to imitate, such as eight scenes of Yanshan, eight scenes of Hucheng, eight scenes of Hong Kong and eight scenes of Taiwan, which is a milestone of Chinese tourism culture. In the first year of Shaosheng (1094), when Su Dongpo demoted his official position to Lingnan road and passed Ganzhou, he visited bajingtai in person. After seeing the beautiful scenery of Ganzhou, he felt that the original poem "couldn't tell the truth", so he added the following preface. Since then, scholars of all ages, such as Wen Tianxiang, Wang Shizhen, Dai quheng and Guo Moruo, have written poems in bajingtai.

Bus routes

City bus routes

No. K2, No. 100, No. 11 are available.

Address: Bajing Road, Zhanggong District, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province

Longitude: 114.94063804663

Latitude: 25.87205424012