Linfen's lesser-known national treasure: Dacheng Hall of Xiangling Confucian Temple

I dare say that 90% of people have never heard of Linfen, a less popular national protected area. In the grain station compound of Xiangling Town, Xiangfen County, there lies a miracle of wooden architecture from the Yuan Dynasty - the Dacheng Hall of the Xiangling Confucian Temple. Dacheng Hall of Xiangling Confucian Temple It has existed in obscurity for more than 700 years. Although the roof is crooked, it is still as stable as an old dog, and the wooden structure hides a mystery. 🔥 Why it's worth a visit❓️ ✅ Yuan Dynasty Antique Certification: Rebuilt in 1306, the architectural codes of the Yuan Dynasty that Liang Sicheng failed to find are all preserved here! ✅ The miracle of wooden mortise and tenon joints: the roof is like a big bird spreading its wings (single-eaved hip roof), and the wooden building blocks are used to build five large rooms (five rooms wide). The most amazing thing is that no nails are used in all the joints of the wooden structure! Lazy man's guide ▪️ Address: In the grain station of Xiangling Town, Xiangfen County, Linfen City, Shanxi Province (search directly on the navigation, and ask the gatekeeper when you arrive) ▪️ Tickets: Free! free! But you may need to give the doorman a cigarette (joking) ▪️ Surrounding Easter eggs: After shopping, you can try Xiangling casserole and big-headed sheep soup (I personally like them both hehe~) 💡 Tips ▪️ There is no guide here. It is recommended to search for "Yuan Dynasty Ancient Buildings" on B station in advance to supplement your knowledge, which will make you more fascinated ▪️ There are occasionally large trucks coming in and out of the grain station, please be careful ▪️ Don’t touch it randomly, just enjoy it quietly - after all, this is a nationally certified national treasure (the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units)