Cao Xueqin Cultural Park
Cao Xueqin Cultural Park (Cao Xueqin Park) is located in Fengrun District, Tangshan City, Hebei Province, which is transformed on the basis of the original Huixianghe Park, with distinct cultural themes, complete functions and unique landscapes. Cao Xueqin Cultural Park covers an area of 1650 acres, mainly based on Cao Xueqin's ancestral culture as the origin, with the red culture as the support, to create a set of ecology, tourism, leisure, business as one of the urban theme park with rich characteristics. Park facilities: Cao Xueqin Square, Daguanlou, Treasure Island, Songci Garden.
Cao'e Temple in Shangyu City
Cao'e Temple is located on the west bank of the Cao'e River in Shangyu Baiguan Town. In May of the second year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (143), Cao E, in order to save her father, threw herself into the river and died. In the first year of Yuan Jia (151), the county commander Du Shang'e was buried next to Jiangnan Province and erected a monument. In the eighth year of the Song Dynasty (1093), it moved from Jiangdong to the west bank. The present temple was rebuilt on the original site in the 23rd year of the Republic of China (1934), sitting on the west and facing the east. On the central axis there are gatehouses, main halls, apse halls, and heavy buildings; On the northern axis, there are Cao'e Monument, Shuangguan Pavilion, and Cao'e Tomb; On the southern axis there are mountain gates, opera stages, tokugu words, and dongyue halls. The wounded pillars and doors and windows in the hall are mostly inlaid with fine carvings, which are very exquisite. Provincial cultural relics protection unit. Location and history
Cao'e Temple is located on the banks of the Cao'e River in Shangyu City, Zhejiang Province.
Cao Cao Park, Haozhou City, Anhui Province
Cao Cao Park, formerly known as Cao's Park, is located in Haozhou City, Anhui Province, renamed Cao Cao Park in 2010, and is named after the tombs of the Cao Cao family in the park. The park covers an area of 300 acres, and the building is an imitation Of Han architecture, which is magnificent. The park is divided into four parts: memorial area, mausoleum area, quiet rest area and recreation area. With Cao Cao Memorial Hall as the main body, the memorial area covers an area of 2,200 square meters, with built-in Cao Cao wax figures and exhibits, reflecting Cao Cao's political, military and literary achievements. The mausoleum area is a group of tombs of the Cao Cao family, with a forest of steles, a stele corridor, two roads, etc., and tourists come here to hang and express their ancient thoughts.
Shanghai Cao Wang Zen Temple
Cao Wang Zen Temple is located in Xuhang Town and Qiao Village, Jiading District, Shanghai. It is said to be the Ancestral Hall of King Cao. The Cao King, he Xu ren ye, now there is no history to examine. Today, according to the 27th generation of monk Hui Zhi recalled with cultural relics impressions, it is said to commemorate the Han Xiang Cao Ginseng. It is difficult to be trusted by the local people. The demand is supported. In this regard, there is no need for detailed evidence in reality.
Cao Wang Zen Temple is located in Xuhang Town and Qiao Village, Jiading District, Shanghai. It is said to be the Ancestral Hall of King Cao. The Cao King, he Xu ren ye, now there is no history to examine.
Xuchang Cao Xiangfu
The "Cao Xiang Mansion" was the place where Cao Cao handled the affairs of the military state, and the Tun Tian Order and the Qiu Xian Order that laid the foundation for Cao Wei's hegemony were born here. According to historical records, Cao Cao welcomed Emperor Xian of Han to Xuchang during the Jian'an period, took the throne, blackmailed the Son of Heaven to order the princes, added Jiu Xi, and sealed the King of Wei. After Cao Pi counted han, the Cao clan mansion was first changed from Xiangfu to Wangfu, and then evolved into an imperial palace.
Located on the east side of WeiwuDi Square in Xuchang City, Cao Cheng Xiang Mansion covers an area of 18 acres, which is currently the first theme scenic spot in China to display Cao Wei culture in an all-round way, and is also a key tourism project in Xuchang City.
Cao Rulin's former residence
No. 86 Guizhou Road: Cao Rulin's former residence
Features: Designed by Austrian architect Rolf Gaicang. Brick and wood structure, English irregular slope roof villa-style building, 4 floors, large studio, large depth, indoor facilities perfect, exquisite decoration. The outside understands the brown-gray cement mixed water wall, hanging tile roof, high and low staggered, unique shape. The courtyard is surrounded by greenery and has a beautiful environment. In 1919, the "May Fourth Movement" broke out, and Cao Rulin lived in Tianjin.
Cao Rulin Profile:
Cao Rulin (1877-1966) was a senior official in the late Qing Dynasty and the head of the New Transportation Department. The word Runtian. Qing Guangxu was born in Shanghai in the third year (1877). When he was young, he was privately reorganized, and then went to hanyang railway school to study. Studied in Japan in his early years. During the War of Resistance Against Japan. He was the supreme adviser to the puppet North China Provisional Government and an advisory member of the North China Political Affairs Committee. On August 4, 1966, Cao Rulin died of illness in Detroit, USA.
Yihuang Caoshan Baoji Temple
Caoshan Baoji Temple, referred to as Caoshan Temple, is an ancient temple in Jiangnan that has been around for 1200 years, and is a famous ancient temple that has been comprehensively recorded in the three ancient chinese books "Cihai", "Chinese Tourism culture dictionary" and "Religious Dictionary". It is located in the 12.5 kilometers west of Yihuangcheng in the shape of a lotus petal-like Cao Mountain, covering an area of 52 acres and more than 400 acres of mountain forests.
Caoshan Temple was founded during the Tang Xiantong (870-873 AD) period by the Buddhist Sect of Yihuang Caoshan Temple, a disciple of the Qingyuan Sect of Buddhism, and is the ancestral court of Cao Dong Sect, one of the five major factions of Shan Sect of Chinese Buddhism.
Cao family compound in Shanxi Province
The Cao Family Compound, also known as Sanduo Hall, is a Han residential building in the style of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is located in Beishi Village, 5 kilometers southwest of Taigu County, Shanxi Province, and is adjacent to National Highway 108.
The Cao Family Compound is a residence of the Cao family, a huge wealth of Ming and Qing Jin merchants, covering an area of 10,600 square meters (2014), and the overall layout is in the shape of a "Shou". It is known as "the strange beauty of Chinese houses". In 1999, it was opened as the Sandado Museum. The Taigu Caojia Compound Museum has 277 houses and has a history of more than 400 years.
Cao Xueqin's hometown in the West Mountain
Cao Xueqin's Xishan Hometown is located in Huangye Village, Beijing Botanical Garden. With cao xueqin memorial hall as the core. Properly restore the residential buildings, and present the scene of Cao Xueqin's book Xishan with the most characteristic elements.
Cao Xueqin's hometown in the West Mountain. The project is located in Huangye Village, Botanical Garden, with the Cao Xueqin Memorial Hall, which was founded in 1984 as the core, reproduces the living environment of Cao Xueqin in that year according to historical materials, oral stories and other information, restores the old Qicao building, and arranges exhibitions related to Cao Xueqin and Red Studies. On September 22, 2013, the project was officially launched.
Tianjin Caojia Garden
Located on Wuma Road in Tianjin's Hebei District, Lei Family Garden was originally a Sun Family Garden. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, it was built for the comprador and arms merchant Sun Zhongying. In the second year of Guangxu Prefecture (1906), in order to make friends with the new upstart, he sold the garden privately with Cao Kun.
Cao Kun character Zhongshan, a native of Tianjin, sold cloth in his early years. In the eighth year of Guangxu (1882), he joined the new army as a soldier and was selected to be sent to tianjin wubei academy for further study. After the Sino-Japanese Battle of Jiawu, he attached himself to Yuan Shikai and was promoted to the commander of the Third Army of the New Army in the thirty-second year of Guangxu. Cao Kun took a fancy to the Sun Family Garden, so he bought it from Sun Zhongying with heavy money, and since then the "Sun Family Garden" has been renamed "Cao Family Garden". In the process of expansion and renovation of the Cao family garden, many of the stones come from other garden sites such as Shuixizhuang.