Yue Tomb Qixia

Yuewang Temple is on the north side of West Lake, and it is quite close. I bought the tickets online in advance and entered by swiping my ID card, which is quite convenient. There are cute cartoon characters at the entrance of Yuewang Temple, which is quite interesting. It is nice to walk around and see the life of General Yue Fei. The toilet paper inside can be scanned directly and received for free, which is good.

Yue Fei's Tomb in Qixia, one of the ten scenic spots of West Lake, is one of the famous scenic spots of West Lake. Yue Fei's Tomb is backed by Qixia Mountain and is located on the north side of Su Causeway. Whenever the sun sets, there are rays of light on Yue Fei's Tomb, which is very beautiful, so it is named "Yue Fei's Tomb in Qixia". The "Qixia" in the name of the scenic spot is appropriate and meaningful. It not only cleverly borrows the name of Qixia Mountain where Yue Fei's Tomb is located, but also borrows the scenery of Qixia Mountain. At the same time, it is used to metaphorically represent Yue Fei's loyalty to the country and his heart. Yue Fei's Tomb is located in a place with colorful clouds, which is impressive. Moreover, the word "Qixia" further declares the artistic conception of "eight thousand miles of clouds and moon" described by this national hero in "Man Jiang Hong". The grass on the tomb reflects the sunset, and the breeze accompanies the moon to write the loyal heart. This scenic name also adds an endless sense of historical vicissitudes to the beautiful West Lake.

As a Chinese, if you have received some education, I am afraid that everyone knows Yue Fei. Yue Fei was a famous patriotic general in the Southern Song Dynasty. He had outstanding merits, but he was unable to save the situation despite his willingness to kill the enemy. In the end, he was killed on the charge of "false charges", which made generations of knowledgeable people sigh. During the reign of Emperor Xiaozong of Song Dynasty, an imperial edict was issued to vindicate Yue Fei. Yue Fei's body was moved out of Jiuqu Cong Temple and reburied at the foot of Qixia Mountain with "Gu Yi" (i.e., first-class ceremony). Today, Yue Tomb is backed by Qixia Mountain and is located on the north side of Su Causeway. When the sun sets, Yue Tomb is covered with rosy clouds, so it is named "Yue Tomb Qixia". The "Qixia" in the name of the scenic spot not only cleverly borrows the name of Qixia Mountain where Yue Tomb is located, but also uses it to metaphorically represent Yue Fei's loyalty to the country and his patriotic heart. As for the name of the scenic spot, you can choose to shoot at sunset. However, Yue Temple is closed at 18:00 in summer, and it is difficult to see the rosy clouds, so theoretically, it is difficult to see the scenery of Qixia. The ticket for Yue Temple is 25 yuan, and it is free with a park card. The Yue Temple scenic area is not large and the visit takes about an hour.

Yuewang Temple, Qixia Mountain, and the green mountains are fortunate to bury the loyal bones.

Green mountains are lucky to bury loyal bones, while white iron is innocent to cast treacherous ministers.

Yuewang Temple is located on the bank of West Lake. It is a temple dedicated to Yue Fei and is worth a visit. Yue Fei's tomb is also inside, and there are kneeling statues of Qin Hui and his wife and others next to it.

This is one of the ten new West Lake scenes. Everyone has been to Yue Fei's Tomb, a well-known scenic spot beside the West Lake. It has the tombs of Yue Fei and Yue Yun. The ticket is not expensive, but what you see is mainly Yue Fei's life and related historical relics. It is worth a visit. When the sun sets, it becomes a beautiful scene against the backdrop of Qixia Mountain.

I was very moved by the story of Yue Fei that the tour guide told us. It was different from the stories in books, movies and TV shows. It had a unique and alternative perspective, but it was also thought-provoking...

The missing “国” character on the wall of the hall seemed to remind people of the scene of the Song Dynasty when the country was destroyed and the family was ruined. The tour guide’s words “When we recover the lost territory, we will put the “国” character on the wall together” made many of us cry. The passionate singing of “Man Jiang Hong” made our blood boil... In front of Yue Fei’s tomb in the back garden, tourists spontaneously bought flowers and paid tribute to this great national hero in a quiet and pious manner...

You can watch the exhibition of Yue Fei's life here, and also see the two iron men who are infamous for thousands of years. In fact, there are 4 iron men in total, Qin Hui, Wang Shi, Zhang Jun, and Wan Qi. There are not many tourists in Yuewang Temple, but it should be well developed. There are the tombs of Yue Fei and his son in the temple. It is said that this is also a cenotaph, and it is also one of the ten scenic spots of West Lake, Yue Tomb Qixia.

Fengbo Pavilion is an unknown existence, and history cannot be limited to Yuewang Tomb.

I think everyone who comes to Hangzhou for tourism should visit Yuewang Temple and pay tribute to the national hero.

Yuewang Temple is the mausoleum of Yue Fei and his son, where the heroic spirit of a generation of national heroes will live forever.

Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong" is my favorite poem. When I read the introduction of his life in the exhibition hall, I almost cried. Such a loyal minister died so unjustly in the end.

After visiting Yuewang Temple, it is a very suitable place to view the West Lake from the opposite side. There are fewer people than Broken Bridge and Su Causeway, and the view is very open. This is the place where Impression of West Lake is performed. On weekdays, the flow of people is not so large, so it is suitable for taking a photo of one person and West Lake.

Yue Fei Temple, every era has its own heroes. My grandmother said that when she was a child, there was a storyteller who told the story of Yue Fei in the village. I wonder how many people still remember it now. There is a bronze statue of Qin Hui and his wife kneeling in the scenic area. The area of ​​the scenic area is not large. Those who like history can visit it.

Yue Fei's Tomb Qixia is one of the famous attractions in West Lake. I didn't know it was the tomb of the national hero Yue Fei until I arrived. I was ashamed to say that Yue Fei's tomb was on the bank of West Lake in Hangzhou. Recommended time: 30 minutes. Take buses 7, 27, 27 scheduled, 51, 52, 118, etc., get off at Yue Temple Station and walk about 190 meters to reach it. There are many tourists who come to pay tribute to the national hero, and there are also many locals who seem to be tomb keepers.

The Yue Temple is very large and you can take a closer look. There are also the ancestral halls of Zhang Xian and Niu Gao, two of Yue Fei's subordinates.

Yue Tomb Qixia,



Shining with immortal light,



Heaven and earth show that heroic spirits live forever.



He is the calling card of West Lake.



He is the backbone of China!

I bought one original price ticket and one student ticket. The overall feeling was good. There was a strong sense of history. The main reason was to see the bronze statue of Qin Hui kneeling down. If you think I'm going to give a good review, you're totally wrong! After the tour, I wandered around and found the exit on the side of Yuewang Temple. When I was about to leave, I found that there was no staff at the exit. The door was wide open and people outside could enter at will! My first feeling was, damn, this is simply the Nancun children bullying me because I'm old and powerless. They take advantage of our ignorance of geography and know how to cheat outsiders! This ticket is too unfair, it's as unfair as Grandpa Yue!

When I was young, I liked to watch the 1983 version of The Legend of the Condor Heroes, and I saw everyone scrambling for the copy of Wu Mu's Testament. Later, I started listening to the story of Yue Fei's resistance against the Jin army. When I was in school, I liked his powerful poem Man Jiang Hong the most, and I memorized it without the teacher's urging. The Song Dynasty was not an era of famous generals, and the Southern Song Dynasty was even more isolated. Even so, the emperor cut off his own arm. It was really "no zuo no die".

Green mountains are lucky to bury loyal bones, white iron is innocent to cast treacherous ministers

I went to see Yue Fei's tomb and bronze statue. Yue Fei's tomb is very large and there is also his son's tomb next to it.

Yuewang Temple is not crowded at 4 or 5 pm. There are three relatively crude statues inside, as well as a small exhibition hall and tomb. The relatively complete thing is that there is a toilet that is not too dirty, but the food around is very expensive. If you cross the road from Su Causeway, you have to go through an underground passage/take a detour to cross the road.

Hangzhou Yue Fei Temple is one of the three major Yue Fei Temples, the other two are Zhuxian Town Yue Fei Temple and Tangyin Yue Fei Temple. Hangzhou Yue Fei Temple is the location of Yue Fei's tomb and the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. Tickets are 25 yuan, and student tickets are half price.

The temple is just that, I went there for a long time and didn't have any impression of it.

You must go and see the tomb of Marshal Jingzhong!

Yue Fei's Tomb is located on the north side of Su Causeway, with Qixia Mountain behind it. When the sun sets, there are rays of sunlight on Yue Fei's Tomb, which is very beautiful. Therefore, it is named "Yue Fei Qixia". There are lush trees and beautiful scenery here. It is a Feng Shui treasure land. I went there in early March. The weather was sunny and cool. The trees were sprouting new buds and the scenery was lush and green.

Hangzhou Yuewang Temple is located in the northwest corner of West Lake, on the north side of the western section of Beishan Road. Yuewang Temple is a place for commemorating the national hero Yue Fei. Yuewang Temple was first built in 1221 (the 14th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty), and was renamed "Zhonglie Temple" during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty. It has been passed down from generation to generation and preserved to this day, experiencing the rise and fall of the Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic of China.

At 12:30, we left Lingyin Temple and took bus No. 7 to Yuewang Temple. The ticket price for Yuewang Temple is 25 yuan.

A plaque at the ticket gate attracted me. "Zhuang Huai Ji Li" is a phrase from Yue Fei's poem "Man Jiang Hong". But I felt a little awkward looking at the plaque.

There is an extra dot between the two horizontal lines of the character "士" in the character "壮". How could such a big scenic spot actually have an error in writing this character, which even a child wouldn't write wrong? It was even hung openly at the ticket gate. Dad said, "Scenic spots generally don't make such low-level mistakes. With so many tourists watching every day, if there were any mistakes, they would have been corrected long ago. If you find something strange happening in a scenic spot, there must be a reason. Then let me tell you the reason why there is an extra dot between the two horizontal lines of the character "壮".

My father spent more than ten minutes telling me the history of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Northern Song Dynasty when Yue Fei lived.

The Northern Song Dynasty was very weak and was often invaded by nomadic tribes. The then emperor, Song Huizong, was angry, anxious and in poor health. He passed the throne to the crown prince, Song Qinzong. However, Qinzong did not manage state affairs properly and only coveted pleasure. As a result, the Jin soldiers went straight to the capital of the Northern Song Dynasty, Bianjing. It is now Kaifeng. They captured the retired emperor Huizong and the emperor Qinzong. They put them in a dry well and let them sit in the well and watch the sky. Every day, they only used baskets to pass their meals down from the well mouth. The Northern Song Dynasty perished.

Zhao Gou, the half-brother of Emperor Qinzong, was elected as Emperor Gaozong by the ministers who were not abducted by him. He established a regime in the south and changed the country's name to Southern Song. Yue Fei lived in the historical period when the Southern Song and Northern Song were in turmoil and the two emperors were abducted by the Jin soldiers. After he was born, he was determined to defeat the elite soldiers and invite the two emperors back to the court. He wanted to avenge the shame. But he did not think about it carefully. If the two emperors returned to the court, what would the current Emperor Gaozong do? Who would be the emperor? For this reason, Emperor Gaozong did not want the two abducted emperors to return to the court. In addition, Qin Hui and his gang of treacherous ministers in the court were always trying to kill Yue Fei. Yue Fei was about to win a great victory. Gaozong hurriedly issued a golden order to ask him to withdraw his troops. Yue Fei did not want to delay the opportunity to fight, so he did not withdraw his troops at first. Gaozong issued 12 golden orders in a row. After returning to the court, Gaozong killed Yue Fei on the charge of Mo Xuyou.

The word "strong" is a little more. It means that the leaders are a little too worried about the "strong and vigorous" patriotic behavior of his. Inviting the two emperors to return to the court is unnecessary.

Yue Fei didn't know why he died until he died. How sad.

There are plaques inscribed by various dynasties in the main hall of Yuewang Temple. The most eye-catching one is the four characters written by Yue Fei's mother, "Serve the country with loyalty", which are written on the left and right walls. The side halls on both sides of the main hall are dedicated to his son Yue Yun and the generals. There are four kneeling bronze men in front of Yue Fei's tomb. They are Qin Hui and his wife who framed Yue Fei, and two other treacherous ministers. These four bronze statues have been destroyed many times in history, which are all acts of anger by the people against Qin Hui and others for framing Yue Fei. Dad said: "When he came 30 years ago, the bronze statues were covered with traces of saliva and spit." Now the scenic spot is under the protection of cultural relics. There is a special reminder written next to it: "Tourists are not allowed to spit on the bronze men"

Yuewang Temple was first built in the 14th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty (1221) and is a place for generations to commemorate the national hero Yue Fei.

The green mountains are fortunate to bury the loyal bones. Yue Fei's tomb is backed by Qixia Mountain, on the north side of Su Causeway. Whenever the sun sets, there are rays of light on Yue Fei's tomb, so it is called Yue Fei's tomb Qixia. However, Yue Fei's tomb Qixia is not so much about the beautiful scenery, but about Yue Fei's loyalty and patriotism.

Yuewang Temple, April 4, 2008, Hangzhou.

It is worth visiting to learn knowledge and patriotic education

We all grew up listening to the stories of the national hero Yue Fei, and we couldn't help but sigh when we came here. It has to be said that there are too many historical sites in West Lake, and each of them has a story.

The southern classic is really affordable, and the ticket price is not outrageous. Serve the country with loyalty!

The Tomb of King Yue is backed by Qixia Mountain, on the north side of Su Causeway. Whenever the sun sets, there are rays of light on the Tomb, so it is called Yue Tomb Qixia. However, Yue Tomb Qixia is not so much about the beautiful scenery, but about Yue Fei's loyalty and patriotism. Yue Tomb Qixia is one of the ten newly selected West Lake scenes. The ticket to the Temple of King Yue is 25 yuan. The kneeling statue of Qin Hui in our junior high school textbook is at the bottom of the Tomb of King Yue in the Temple of King Yue. If you don't come to Hangzhou, you won't know the origin of these two kneeling statues. There is a KFC restaurant at the east end of the Temple of King Yue, which is full of diners, both Chinese and foreigners. Taking advantage of the fame of West Lake, it is a good place to go to KFC to rest when you are tired and hungry after touring West Lake.

Yue Fei Temple~~~deeply educated~!!!~

We happened to pass by Yuewang Temple on the way to Zhejiang University, so we went to pay our respects to Yue Fei. It is not big inside, and Yue Fei and his son Yue Yun are enshrined. Of course, the kneeling statues of Qin Hui and Wang Shi are opposite Yue Fei's tomb.

Because we came early, there weren't many people. The tickets here are half price for seniors and children. My husband and I bought one on Taobao, but it wasn't much cheaper.

It's not as lively as Su Causeway, but the people who came in were reading the introduction very seriously. I wanted to come here to commemorate the national heroes a long time ago, and this time I finally got my wish. It has been too long since the founding of the People's Republic of China. I hope there will be more heroes like Yue Fei and fewer villains like Qin Hui at critical moments.

Hangzhou Yuewang Temple is located in the northwest corner of West Lake, on the north side of the western section of Beishan Road. Yuewang Temple is a place for commemorating the national hero Yue Fei. Yuewang Temple was first built in 1221 (the 14th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty), and was renamed "Zhonglie Temple" during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty. It has been passed down from generation to generation and preserved to this day, experiencing the rise and fall of the Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic of China.

This is the finishing chapter~

I was still very young when I went there, probably in the second grade of elementary school.

My mother only told me that it was the tomb of "Concubine Yue". I was still wondering which dynasty the concubine belonged to.

I also heard some adults discussing... Is the real Yue Fei buried in this tomb?





Now I know~~Yue Fei~~~! Yue Fei~! A national hero!

I will educate my future children from an early age, otherwise they will end up like me.

Standing in front of me, I don't know why anyone needs me

I passed by it in the evening of the first day, but didn't go in. I just took some photos outside. I went in early the next morning and saw the kneeling statue of Qin Hui. It's a pity that it was a replica... But it can also comfort Yue Fei's spirit in heaven. It's worth a visit to feel the history.

Yuewang Temple is well-known. I went there when I first went to Hangzhou, but that was the only time. It's just because I personally prefer natural scenery. So this kind of historical and cultural landscape is not very attractive to me.

It is one of the most famous Yue Fei Temples, located in the northwest corner of West Lake, and is very close. There are Yue Fei's statue, Yue Fei's tomb, and kneeling statues of Qin Hui and other four people. The four words "Return my rivers and mountains" are very impressive and worth seeing.

I think the deepest impression of Yuewang Temple is the tattoo of Yuemu's mother, "Serve the country with loyalty", and the kneeling statues of Qin Hui and Wang Shi! In the past, Qin Hui's kneeling statue was spitting, but now civilized viewing is advocated and such behavior has been stopped.

He is a great hero in my mind and also a great hero in the hearts of all Chinese people. You must come to pay your respects to him when you come to Hangzhou!

Yue Wangye, just based on Yue Fei's fame and patriotism, this place is worth everyone's visit. The scenic area is not large and you can turn around quickly, but for everyone who respects Yue Fei, this place is of great significance. However, I have always believed that such a place with profound significance should be free of charge. If Yue Fei knew that his burial place was enclosed by someone for profit, Yue Wangye would probably be very angry.

The Yuewang Temple is very small, the ticket price is 20 yuan, and there is not much scenery inside. However, after all, Yue Fei is a famous figure in history, who is admired by everyone. You can learn about Yue Fei's life and deeds.

Green mountains are lucky to bury loyal bones, white iron is innocent to cast treacherous ministers, Yue Fei, a national hero!!!

I'll post a few photos first and then give a review in a few days.

"My hair is standing on end with anger; the rain has stopped as I lean on the railing. I raise my eyes, look up to the sky and let out a long roar, my heart is filled with lofty ambitions. Thirty years of fame are now dust and dirt, eight thousand miles of journey are now cloud and moon. Don't let your hair turn white in vain, and then feel sad for nothing. The shame of Jingkang has not yet been avenged; when will the hatred of my subjects be ended! I drive my chariot and break through the gap in the Helan Mountains. With great ambition, I will eat the flesh of the barbarians when I am hungry and drink the blood of the Huns when I am thirsty. I will rebuild the old mountains and rivers and face the sky." The poem "Man Jiang Hong" shows the world Yue Fei's loyalty and boldness. Yuewang Temple is located on the southern foot of Qixialing in Hangzhou. This is the resting place of Yue Fei, a national hero who "devoted his loyalty to his country".

The red leaves all over the mountains in Qixia and the painting "Man Jiang Hong" express the people's remembrance of this national hero. There are also statues of Qin Hui and his wife. There are many folk legends about their persecution of Yue Fei, and there are also stories such as Yue Fei's mother tattooing Yue Fei, all of which are depicted in the Yuewang Temple.

Serve the country with loyalty and devotion, a national hero!

However, I have some personal thoughts about the practice of giving away lotus root powder coupons when purchasing tickets, which does not seem to be appropriate.

Yue Tomb is backed by Qixia Mountain, located on the north side of Su Causeway. Whenever the sun sets, there are rays of light on Yue Tomb, which is very beautiful, hence the name "Yue Tomb Qixia" (in 2007 it was rated as one of the "Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake in Three Reviews").

Yue Fei's Tomb is located on the north side of Su Causeway, with its back against Qixia Mountain. Whenever the sun sets, there are rays of light on Yue Fei's Tomb, which is very beautiful. Hence, it is named "Yue Fei's Tomb Qixia" (which was rated as one of the "Three Reviews of West Lake Ten Scenes" in 2007). The "Qixia" in the name of the scene is appropriate and meaningful. It not only cleverly borrows the name of Qixia Mountain, where Yue Fei's Tomb is located, but also borrows the scenery of Qixia Mountain. At the same time, it is used to metaphorically represent Yue Fei's loyalty and loyalty to the country. Yue Fei's Tomb is located in a place with colorful clouds, which is a great artistic conception. Moreover, the word "Qixia" further declares the artistic conception of "eight thousand miles of clouds and moon" described by this national hero in "Man Jiang Hong". The grass on the tomb reflects the sunset, and the breeze accompanies the moon to write the loyal heart. This scene name also adds an endless sense of historical vicissitudes to the beautiful West Lake.

This place can no longer be called a tourist attraction. People come here to commemorate and admire Yue Fei, a patriotic hero of his time.

Obviously, this is the final resting place of Marshal Yue Fei, and the national hero is worthy of respect. But because of the entrance fee, I didn't go in to visit.

I remember that there was a wall with the four characters "Serve the Country with Loyalty". There was a statue of Yue Fei in the temple. I remember there was also a small bridge, but I forgot what it was called. I remember the tour guide said that bad guys would fall when they walked on this bridge. I don't know if it was true or not, but everyone walked very seriously at that time, for fear of falling and being regarded as bad guys. I remember there was also a bronze statue of Qin Hui and his wife kneeling on the ground, which was covered with saliva. By the way, it was 25 yuan per person.

Why is there a little less of the "loyalty to the country" in the photo below? Because at that time the Southern Song Dynasty only had half of the country, and Yue Fei's mother deliberately tattooed less when she tattooed the words, intending to recover the lost territory. . . I also overheard the tour guide say this in the scenic area

A modern building, right by the West Lake

It is sad that a loyal minister ended up like this. Qin Hui could no longer be defeated and was surrounded.

Yue Fei's Tomb is located on the north side of Su Causeway, with its back against Qixia Mountain. Whenever the sun sets, there are rays of light on Yue Fei's Tomb, which is very beautiful. Hence, it is named "Yue Fei's Tomb Qixia" (which was rated as one of the "Three Reviews of West Lake Ten Scenes" in 2007). The "Qixia" in the name of the scene is appropriate and meaningful. It not only cleverly borrows the name of Qixia Mountain, where Yue Fei's Tomb is located, but also borrows the scenery of Qixia Mountain. At the same time, it is used to metaphorically represent Yue Fei's loyalty and loyalty to the country. Yue Fei's Tomb is located in a place with colorful clouds, which is a great artistic conception. Moreover, the word "Qixia" further declares the artistic conception of "eight thousand miles of clouds and moon" described by this national hero in "Man Jiang Hong". The grass on the tomb reflects the sunset, and the breeze accompanies the moon to write the loyal heart. This scene name also adds an endless sense of historical vicissitudes to the beautiful West Lake.

Arriving at Yuewang Temple, I thought it was just Yue Fei's tomb (after all, many places in China have built memorial temples for Yue Fei, and they are also competing for these resources as a tourist gimmick). Seeing the ticket price of 25 yuan, I decisively gave up. After coming back to write a guide and carefully checking, I found that this is indeed Yue Fei's tomb. Because Yue Fei was killed by treacherous officials at Fengbo Pavilion in Lin'an (now Hangzhou) on the charge of "no need to have" (which means "probably", I always thought it means "no need to have" when I was a child, it's terrible to be uneducated). After Yue Fei was killed, the jailer Wei Shun risked his life, carried Yue Fei's body on his back, crossed the city wall, and hastily buried it next to Jiuqu Cong Temple. 21 years later, Song Xiaozong ordered Yue Fei to be vindicated, and offered a high reward of 500 strings of cash to find Yue Fei's body, and moved it to the foot of Qixia Mountain with a grand ceremony, which is now the location of Yue's tomb. No wonder there are so many places in Hangzhou that commemorate this national hero in various ways.

There are many Yuewang Temples in our country. The one in Hangzhou was built in 1221, which should be the earliest one! Yuewang Temple and Quyuan Fenghe are separated by a street. It is said that every time the sun sets, rays of light will appear on Yue's tomb, so it is called Yuemu Qixia! There are bronze figures of Qin Hui and his three friends kneeling inside. After going there, you can scold Qin Hui, which is very satisfying! The ticket for Yue Temple is 25 yuan, which is quite cheap! 2 hours of play time is enough! It is recommended to take a bus to Yuewang Temple in the morning, and then go to Quyuan Fenghe after the tour, and then go to Su Causeway. At the end is Huagangguanyu and Su Dongpo Memorial Hall!

I used the example of "Please do not spit" when writing an essay, and I felt it was quite...

A must-go place to feel the history ~ Although it is not big, some places are pretty good

I went there when I was a child, and revisited it when I grew up. It is at one end of the Su Causeway.

Yue Tomb is located on the north side of Su Causeway, with its back against Qixia Mountain. Whenever the sun sets, there are rays of light on Yue Tomb, which is very beautiful. Hence, it is named "Yue Tomb Qixia".

Hangzhou Yuewang Temple is located in the northwest corner of West Lake, on the north side of the western section of Beishan Road. Yuewang Temple is a place for commemorating the national hero Yue Fei. Yuewang Temple was first built in 1221 (the 14th year of Jiading in the Southern Song Dynasty), and was renamed "Zhonglie Temple" during the Jingtai period of the Ming Dynasty. It has been passed down from generation to generation and preserved to this day, experiencing the rise and fall of the Yuan, Ming, Qing and Republic of China.

A place to commemorate a generation of patriotic heroes. Strictly speaking, this place should not be considered a tourist attraction, because coming here is more to express a kind of nostalgia and admiration.

As a local tourist, Yue Fei's Tomb is almost only a memory of my childhood. Recently, by chance, I went to a small shop nearby to buy ice cream. I wanted to go in and take a look at the nostalgia. I found that the garden was a little bigger than I remembered. In addition to the cemetery and the bronze statues with clear likes and dislikes, the garden temple has added a little more vitality. It happened to be midsummer, so I took a few photos and posted them here~

Yue Fei, a famous general who fought against the Jin Dynasty in the Southern Song Dynasty, was buried on the spot after he was killed in Hangzhou, so Hangzhou is the place where Yue Fei was buried after his death. Yue Fei's Tomb was built for future generations to worship. On the edge of West Lake in Hangzhou, near Su Causeway, there is a sign that says Yuewang Temple, which is built solemnly. After passing through an aisle to Yuewang Temple, the road is not wide, about enough for four people to walk side by side. There are many stone archways on it, with words such as "King's Bodhisattva" and "Use Virtue to Benefit the People", and there are grass on both sides. Walking in is the statue of Yue Fei, wearing iron armor and looking majestic. In front of Yuewang Temple is a pond with lotus flowers. Many people go to Yuewang Temple, and you have to queue up to enter.

Yuehuang Temple is a very important scenic spot in Hangzhou, while Qixia Ancient Road is rarely visited. In fact, there are rich cultural landscapes on both sides of the ancient road.

It's a must-visit place for Yue Fei fans. It contains Yue Fei's history museum, mausoleum, inscriptions written by people from all dynasties, and kneeling statues of treacherous ministers such as Qin Hui. The environment is quiet and not crowded. As soon as you go in, you will naturally feel solemn and dignified. People with loyal feelings will be reluctant to leave. When we went there, we met such an old man who was moved to tears in front of Yue Fei's tomb. They went there as a family, young and old, and they worshiped again and again in front of Yue's tomb and were reluctant to leave for a long time.

We finally arrived at Yuewang Temple along the Baidi Causeway. Yuewang Temple is not crowded and contains the tombs of Yue Fei and Yue Yun. You can learn about Yue Fei's story inside. Friends who like history can come here to have a look.

It is very close to the West Lake, where you can see the tombs of national hero Yue Fei and his sons, as well as the kneeling statues of four treacherous ministers including Qin Gui who have been kneeling in front of Yue's tomb for a thousand years. It is a heart-stirring sight and the price is not expensive.