What are the free tourist attractions in Qingzhou? (Completely free), if anyone knows, please recommend it, thank you,

1. Qingzhou Dishui Zhangzhuang Village

The Rural Tourism Cooperative relies on Dishui Zhangzhuang, the Zhangzhuang Aqueduct with the largest span in Shandong, Qingzhou Huangchao Cave, Fangou Village, Dishui Guanyin Mountain and other natural and cultural landscapes.

Build a characteristic town of Zhangzhuang in Dongdishui that integrates sightseeing and leisure, vacation entertainment, B&B and catering, and commercial and residential shopping. The characteristic town will drive the rapid improvement of the local economy and related industries and promote the transformation of rural industries. , improve the rural environment, increase rural income, and promote the construction of new rural areas.

2. Qingzhou Museum

Qingzhou Museum is the only county-level museum in the country with a collection of more than 30,000 cultural relics, including more than 1,000 national precious cultural relics. Zhao Bingzhong's palace examination papers from the Ming Dynasty, "Yi Zi Sun" jade from the Eastern Han Dynasty, jade figures from the Warring States Period, and Buddhist statues from the Longxing Temple site are treasures of the museum and unique in the country.

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Qingzhou geology and landforms:

Qingzhou City is located at the junction of the northern foot of the Yishan Mountains in the Central Shandong Mountains and the Shandong North Plain, with high terrain in the southwest The northeast is low, and the southwest is a limestone mountainous area. It is part of the South Taipei Uplift in central Shandong.

The groundwater is karst fissure water. The highest point, Qingyading, is 954.3 meters above sea level. The lowest point is in the north of Zhanggao Village, Heguan Town, with an altitude of 16.2 meters. There are green mountains in the southwest and fertile plains in the northeast. There are three main landform types: low mountains and hills, valley terraces, and piedmont plains, arranged in order from south to north.

Low hills and hills: accounting for approximately 52.6% of the total area of ??Qingzhou City, there are three micro-landform types: stony hills, low mountain slopes, and near-mountain terraces. Mainly distributed in limestone low mountain areas in the southwest, with altitudes above 60 meters.

River valley terraces: mainly distributed on both sides of large and small rivers, including three micro-landform types: river plateaus, floodplains and valley terraces, accounting for approximately 8.9% of the total area of ??Qingzhou City.

The main attractions of Qingzhou Ancient City

There are more than 10,000 meters of ancient Ming and Qing streets such as Beimen Street, Dongmen Street, Ouyuan Street, Beiying Street, Nanying Street and Zhaode Street. , there are Qingzhou Museum, Sanxian Temple, Li Qingzhao Memorial Hall, Wannian Bridge, Songcheng, Ouyuan, Hengwangfu Archway, Qingzhou Fu Gongyuan, Fu Yamen, Fuwen Temple, Zhenjiao Temple, Mosque, Christian Church, Catholic Church, Peizhen Academy , South Gate, Kuixing Tower, Ouyang Xiu Shanzhai, Li Qing's former residence, etc. There are more than 120 scenic spots, as well as hundreds of time-honored brands, etc., which comprehensively display the traditional market customs and social customs of ancient Qingzhou. Fucaimen, also called South Gate, is the south gate of Nanyang City in Qingzhou.

The ancient city of Nanyang in Qingzhou was built in the Northern Wei Dynasty and was the seat of government offices in the Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. It was originally an earthen city. The brick city was built in the third year of Hongwu. The city wall is 12 meters high, 6 meters thick, 13 miles and 108 paces long. There are 1,777 battlements in total, including Haiyan, Daizong, Fucai and Zhanchen. The city gates, various government offices, temples, academies and former residences of famous people are scattered throughout it, making it the veritable "No. 1 city in Shandong". Ou Garden, located on the east side of the middle section of Ouyuan Street in the ancient city of Qingzhou, was originally called "Feng Family Garden". It was originally the East Garden of Prince Heng's Mansion with a history of more than 500 years. The residence after returning home. The Feng family is a famous family in the history of Qingzhou, especially during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Starting from the ancestor Feng Yu, they have been honest and upright officials for generations, and their poetry and literature have been passed down from generation to generation.

Feng Pu, also named Kong Bo, also named Yizhai, was born in Qingzhou. He was a Jinshi in the third year of Shunzhi. He served successively as Shujishi, editor, bachelor of Hongwen Academy, right minister of the Ministry of official affairs, Shangshu and Wen of the Ministry of punishment. Bachelor's degree from Huadian University. Feng Pu was knowledgeable and upright by nature, and was highly valued by Emperor Kangxi. Emperor Kangxi called him an "important minister" and praised him for being "smart and understanding" and "hard-working." Feng Pu had an upright nature and dared to give direct advice. He proposed many strategies to the emperor to govern the country and bring peace to the people, and he did many good things for the people.

When Feng Pu was in the capital, he got the Ten Thousand Willow Garden of the Yuan Dynasty. The garden got its name because of the willow trees planted all over it. In the 21st year of Kangxi's reign, Feng Pu, 74, retired and returned to his hometown. Feng Pu had Wanliu Garden in Beijing. The name of Ouyuan came from the meaning of "nothing is unique but only Ouyang", hence the name "Ouyuan".

The "Qingzhou style" embodied in the back-screen statues was popular from the late Northern Wei Dynasty to the Eastern Wei Dynasty. In the late Northern Qi Dynasty, this style of statues gradually faded out of people's sight.

“Since the late Eastern Wei Dynasty, a kind of Buddhist statues that are different from the robes and belt-style clothing has gradually emerged, and the development of Gao Qi has been particularly rapid.” Su, a famous archaeologist in my country and the founder of Buddhist archeology, In the article "Several Issues on the Buddha Statues from the Cellar of Longxing Temple in Qingzhou - Qingzhou City and Longxing Temple Part 3", Bai Zeng refers to the kind of thin-clothed and transparent Buddha statues that reflect another aspect of Qingzhou style. This style of Buddha statue has slightly convex buns, lowered eyes, slender and muscular body, broad and flat shoulders, slightly raised chest, slightly protruding lower abdomen, thin waist, light and thin clothing, and is close to the body. It is "Cao Yichu Shui". Very good reproduction. The same is true for the physical expression of Bodhisattva statues. This "Qingzhou style" of expression was mainly popular during the Northern Qi Dynasty. Wang Zeng was born in Yidu, Qingzhou (now Qingzhou, Shandong), with the courtesy name Xiaoxian. He was born in the third year of the Taiping Xingguo reign of Song Taizong (978), and died in the fifth year of Song Renzong Jingyou (1038). In the fifth year of Xianping reign of Emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty (1002), Renyin became the number one scholar.

Wang Zeng was a lonely young man who was good at writing. He once sang a poem about plum blossoms: "There is no need to prepare soup, and it blooms on the heads of hundreds of flowers." He also said: "My ambition in life is not to have enough food and clothing." Xianping Zhong (998-1003) He ranked first in the Jie examination, the provincial examination, and the palace examination, becoming the first person in the history of the imperial examination to win the "three yuan" in succession. Wang Zeng was the 27th number one scholar in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the more than 1,300 years since the imperial examination system was implemented, there have been only 17 people who joined the Jie San Yuan. Wang Zeng occupies a place, which Qingzhou people should be proud of. After winning the first prize, Wang Zeng used his general as a supervisor to judge Jeju. Soon after, he was ordered to go to Beijing, where he was summoned to take the bachelor's degree examination, where he was appointed as a writer and was on duty at the history museum. At the beginning of Jingde (1004), when Zhenzong built the Yuqingzhao Ying Palace, Zhenzong ordered Wang Zeng to punish the Dali Temple and move him to be a bachelor of the Hanlin Academy. He knew the trial court and respected him very much.

After the king once advised the officials from the right to participate in the political affairs, because he was squeezed out by the Prime Minister Wang Qinruo, he stopped being the minister of the Ministry of Rites, and went out to Zhi Yingtian Mansion. After moving to Tianxiong Army, he returned to participate in the political affairs. After the death of Zhenzong, Wang Zeng assisted the eleven-year-old Renzong to ascend the throne, insisting that Queen Mother Liu could only act as an agent in state affairs. At that time, Wang Zeng served as Pingzhangshi under Tongzhongshu and a bachelor of Jixian Academy. When Wang Qinruo died of illness, Wang Zeng appointed his minister and household secretary as a bachelor of Zhaowen Hall to supervise the compilation of national history. After a fire broke out in the Zhaoying Palace in Yuqing, Empress Dowager Liu took the opportunity to demote Wang Zeng to Qingzhou in order to honor the German army's Jiedu envoy and return to know the Tianxiong army. During this period, the people enjoyed his administration, painted his portraits and built ancestral halls for him. Empress Dowager Liu died of illness, and Renzong took charge personally. He appointed Wang Zeng as Tong Zhongshu's subordinate, Pingzhangshi, and judged Henan Prefecture. In the first year of Jingyou (1034), he was appointed as the privy envoy. In the second year, he worshiped his right servant She and his servant, Ping Zhangshi, became a bachelor of Jixian Palace, and was granted the title of Duke of Yi. Later, because he did not allow Lu Yijian to be arbitrary, he was dismissed as prime minister and appointed Zuo Pushe. He was sentenced to Yunzhou as a bachelor of Zizheng Palace and died in office at the age of sixty-one. As a gift to the attendants, he was given the posthumous title Wenzheng. Zhao Bingzhong's father, Zhao Xi, was an upright man. When he was a county official, a commander was wrongly imprisoned. Zhao Xi found out the facts and avenged him. After the commander was released, he was grateful and insisted on giving his daughter to Zhao Xi as his concubine. . Zhao Xi waved his hand and said, "I can't use this daughter of a famous family." The conductor insisted on Zhao Xi agreeing, but Zhao Xi kept saying, "I can't do it, I can't do it." He refused. Official to the Minister of Rites.

Zhao Bingzhong is diligent and studious, and rarely fails to be a genius. In the twenty-fifth year of Wanli (1597), he passed the provincial examination. The next year, Ting Dui won the first prize at the age of 25 because of his smooth writing style, beautiful articles, and cutting-edge current issues. In his countermeasures, he pointed out the current shortcomings and advocated reform, and at the same time he flattered the emperor, and his kind words could be seen everywhere. Emperor Wanli admired it very much after reading it, and wrote the six characters "No. 1, No. 1, No. 1" at the beginning of the volume.

According to reports, Zhao Bingzhong was unlucky when he first took the exam. When he took the county exam, one of the candidates was found to have a belt hidden in his shoes, so he was forced by the examiner to take off his shoes and socks. , standing barefoot in the ice and snow, waiting for inspection.

After Zhao Bingzhong ascended the throne, he was assigned to the Hanlin Academy to edit and write. In the thirty-third year of Wanli (1605), he was the same examiner of the joint examination. After passing the examination, he became Sun Chengzong, a famous general in the fight against the Qing Dynasty. In the 40th year of Wanli (1612), Zhao Bingzhong served as the chief examiner of the Jiangnan Township Examination. Zhang Wei, Yao Ximeng, and Zhou Shunchang later became famous officials. Zhao Bingzhong was also praised by future generations for his ability to win scholars and people.

When I was serving as a lecturer at the Sutra Banquet, I had a lot of enlightenment. He once asked Shu to add the name of Emperor Wen's temple, and moved to be a bachelor of the imperial court, a minister of the Ministry of Rites, in charge of Zhan Shifu, and a minister of the Ministry of Rites. In the third year of Tianqi (1623), Zhao Bingzhong resigned and returned home because he was dissatisfied with Wei Zhongxian's manipulation of power. In the fifth year of Tianqi (1625), Wei Zhongxian deprived him of his status as a citizen. In the sixth year of Tianqi (1626), he was cut off from his official position and salary due to Liu Zhongying's case. He eventually died of anger and depression at the age of 53.

Zhao Bingzhong was a man of graceful appearance, capable of discussing matters, and gave lectures to the court. He was often praised and praised. In the early years of Chongzhen, the imperial court eradicated the Wei Party, and Zhao Bingzhong was reinstated as an official, posthumously awarded the title of Crown Prince and Taibao, and was buried with honors as a minister.

He is the author of "■Yang Ji", "Jiangxi Geographical Notes", etc.

Zhao Bingzhong was the minister, but there is no official history. However, in the Ming Dynasty, only his Imperial Examination Number One Scholar's Scroll was preserved intact, and his "Number One Scholar Scroll" was the only original that had been preserved in the more than 1,300 years of my country's imperial examination system. The album pages, paper back cover, and cover are all framed in silk. The scroll is 3.3 meters long and 38 centimeters wide, with a total of 2460 characters written in Guange style small regular script. The main text has nineteen folds, each fold has six lines, and the red pen is broken to read, which is a typical eight-legged essay. In 1983, his thirteenth-generation grandson Zhao Huanbin donated it to the country, so that we are fortunate to witness his "No. 1 Scholar" style today. This precious national first-class cultural relic is preserved in the Qingzhou Museum of Shandong Province. Zhong Yuzheng (1554-1637), courtesy name Shulian and nickname Longyuan, was a minister in the late Ming Dynasty and a native of Zhongjiazhuang, Yidu (now Qingzhou). He has been diligent and studious since he was a child. In 1580 (the eighth year of Wanli Dynasty), he passed the Jinshi title. Official to the Minister of Industry.

Zhong Yuzheng was appointed magistrate of Huaxian County at the age of 26; this county is "known as Traditional Opera". When Zhong Yuzhengguang took office, he immediately started to deal with the backlog of cases, "making decisions quickly and finishing them in three days." Zhong Yuzheng then cleared farmland and rectified taxes. More than 600 hectares of farmland in Weinan were often flooded but taxes were still collected. Zhong Yuzheng went to the site to investigate and report the matter, and applied for tax exemption, and was granted seven-tenths of the tax exemption. At that time, acres of land were surveyed across the country, and local officials mostly took credit for increasing land. More than 100 hectares of land were produced in Huaxian County, but Zhong Yuzheng did not use this to ask for credit or reward. Instead, he used the extra land tax to offset the taxes owed in the famine years. There is a suspicious case in the Lianghe area, which has serious implications and has not been resolved for ten years. Officials from Lianghe transferred the petition to Tuo Yuzheng for handling. During the interrogation, there were many spectators. He talked and laughed and took off his hair. The case was closed in a short time and everyone was convinced. Born in 1898 in Yidu County, Shandong Province (now Qingzhou City). At the age of 18, he dropped out of Qilu University and later transferred to Yenching University. The history of Song Peiqing's founding of industry can be said to be the epitome of the development of China's national industry.

In 1921, he returned to Shandong after inspecting industry and commerce in the United States, determined to develop national industry and take the road of industrial salvation. In 1926, Song Peiqing sent his younger brother Song Yuhan to the United States to specialize in wool textile technology. For the sake of safety, Song Peiqing chose the Tianjin Concession to set up a factory. It has sufficient supply of raw materials, coal and electricity, and also has the advantages of water and land transportation. He established a joint-stock company through a public offering and raised 230,000 yuan in total, of which Han Fuju, chairman of the Shandong Provincial Government, invested 50,000 yuan in the name of his son, and Sun Tongxuan, commander of his 20th Division, invested 50,000 yuan in the name of his wife. The rest was raised by himself. On April 15, 1932, "East Asia Woolen Textile Co., Ltd." was established, with Song Peiqing as the general manager, and Zhao Zizhen and Song Yuhan as deputy managers. In order to dominate East Asia and demonstrate his ambitions in the industrial world, Song Peiqing decided to import equipment and use Australian tops to spin high-quality wool, thus realizing his ideal of saving the country through industry.

After the September 18th Incident, the anti-Japanese sentiment of the Chinese people increased, and people from all walks of life boycotted Japanese goods. Faced with the current situation that the Chinese market is flooded with foreign products, Song Peiqing is determined to create a domestically produced brand of domestic products to compete with foreign products. After repeated research, we decided to use the resounding word "Du Yang" as the trademark of our products, which implies the meaning of "Du Yang". Kong Xiangxi, then the Minister of Industry, exempted domestically produced wool from "Duyang". After obtaining the tax exemption, Song Peiqing invested heavily in publicity and public opinion, making "Duyang" yarn a household name, famous throughout the country, and sales increased significantly.

In April 1935, after Song Peiqing defeated his competitors in a business war, he prepared to build a new factory.

For safety reasons, he arranged the site of the factory in the British Concession, located on Denton Road (now Yunnan Road), with an area of ??40 acres. In 1936, the new factory was completely completed, with complete equipment and advanced machinery, making "East Asia" a A leader in Tianjin's national industry.

The success of "East Asia" is inseparable from Song Peiqing's unique management. On the basis of fully inheriting his father's management experience, he also absorbed the advanced management experience of European and American enterprises, and created his own management methods that have both feudal elements and capitalist characteristics. After the July 7th Incident in 1937, "East Asia" struggled in the cracks for eight years and found itself in trouble many times. Although it finally survived, by 1948, "East Asia" was on its deathbed.

On January 15, 1949, Tianjin was liberated. The Military Control Commission sent a working group to "East Asia" to help "East Asia" resume production as soon as possible. Not long after Tianjin was liberated, when Comrade Liu Shaoqi came to Tianjin for inspection, he visited the "East Asia" Company and had a talk with Song Peiqing to encourage him to develop production. In 1950, Song Peiqing did not understand the party's policies and had doubts. He went to Hong Kong but did not return, and later went to Argentina in South America. In 1956, he died in a foreign country due to financial constraints and depression.

What are the fun places and attractions to recommend in Qingzhou

Qingzhou Ancient City Tourist Area is located in Qingzhou, an outstanding tourist city in China and a national historical and cultural city. It includes Qingzhou Ancient City, Yunmen Mountain and museums. It is a cultural tourism area that integrates natural landscapes and cultural landscapes, and integrates cities and landscapes. It is one of the few well-preserved ancient cities in Qingzhou at home and abroad. A large number of government building remains, archways throughout the ancient streets, more than 120 ancient streets of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and many traditional houses are spectacular. There are more than 400 time-honored and specialty shops such as Longsheng Cake and Jincheng Pharmacy, and more than 100 traditional Qingzhou delicacies, continuing the prosperity of Haidai metropolis. More than 70 intangible cultural heritage items, including the Qingzhou Tuqin, the world's earliest stringed instrument, the national intangible cultural heritage - Qingzhou Hui Flower Pagoda, and the Manchu Octagonal Drum, tell the unique regional culture of the ancient city of Qingzhou. The ancient city of Qingzhou has a clear historical context, a complete urban construction pattern, and its original appearance has been completely preserved. Han, Hui, Manchu and other ethnic groups and more than 20,000 indigenous people continue the traditional culture of ancient Qingzhou. Zhaode Ancient Street, with a history of 800 years, was listed as one of the first batch of China's top ten historical and cultural streets in 2009. Zhenjue Temple is one of the three existing Zhenjue Temples in China from the Yuan Dynasty. The Wannian Bridge was built in the Song Dynasty and has been well preserved for thousands of years. Sanxian Temple, Return Hall, etc. record the indissoluble bond between Fan Zhongyan, Fu Bi, Ouyang Xiu, Li Qingzhao and many other historical celebrities and the ancient city of Qingzhou. There are 800 scholars here, including 12 top scholars, which is rare in China. The Fourth Association of Beijiawei wrote one of the earliest monographs in the world's agricultural history - "Qi Min Shu Yao". Many of the four classic literary masterpieces involve the ancient city of Qingzhou; hundreds of ancient buildings, such as mosques, Catholic churches, Christian churches, Kuixing Tower, Sanguan Temple, etc. It highlights the ancient city culture of Qingzhou where religious culture, celebrity culture, folk culture and architectural culture coexist. Ancient City: Qingzhou Ancient City is a rare and well-preserved ancient city from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is a landscape city. A large number of government building remains, archways throughout the ancient streets, more than 120 ancient streets of the Ming and Qing Dynasties and many traditional houses are spectacular. There are more than 400 time-honored and specialty shops such as Longsheng Cake and Jincheng Pharmacy, and more than 100 traditional Qingzhou delicacies, continuing the prosperity of Haidai metropolis. More than 70 intangible cultural heritage items, including the Qingzhou Tuqin, the world's earliest stringed instrument, the national intangible cultural heritage - Qingzhou Hui Flower Pagoda, and the Manchu Octagonal Drum, tell the unique regional culture of the ancient city of Qingzhou. Camel Scenic Area: a scenic spot, a national key cultural relic protection unit, and a national geological park. There are six major scenic spots including Yunmen, Tuoshan, Longtan Lake, Jiazi Cultural Park, Gong Fanting, and Ouyuan, including Yunmen praying for longevity, Tuoshan worshiping Buddha, Phoenix Hearing the Tao, Longtan Waterfall, Dongyi Chaozong, Mingcheng Nostalgia, Yunmen Pagoda Zen Joy, Berlin Wild Fun, Ouyuan Xunyou, Sanxian Qingfeng, etc. strive to create a "humanistic journey, ecological journey, and leisure journey". The character "Shou" carved on a cliff in Yunmen Mountain from the Ming Dynasty is 7.5 meters high and 3.7 meters wide. It is the largest ancient cliff carving in the world and is known as "the oldest in the world".

There are the largest and most complete Buddhist grotto statues in eastern China, carved in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, with more than 900 statues in total. The "Qingzhou Mountain Giant Buddha" is the largest mountain statue in the world, overlapping nine hills and 2,600 meters long. Museum: The museum is the only county-level comprehensive national first-level museum in the country, with a collection of more than 40,000 cultural relics and 142 national first-level cultural relics. There are more than 400 Buddhist statues in Longxing Temple. They were listed as one of the top ten new archaeological discoveries in China in 1996 and one of the top 100 new archaeological discoveries in China in the 20th century. Its distinctive "Qingzhou style" rewrote the history of oriental art. The "Sun Yizi" jade of the Eastern Han Dynasty collected by the museum is the best-preserved jade in the world. The first volume of Zhao is the only imperial examination volume of the Ming Dynasty and before the Ming Dynasty, filling the gap in the palace archives of the Ming Dynasty in my country.