Revisiting the traces of Xian City and Yangliu Creek

After many years, I once again walked into Yangliu Creek in Xian City. I originally thought that I could see the old stone bridge under the stone arch bridge during the dry season, but I missed it again. I went upstream along Yangliu Creek to Nanhe Village Nanhuagong. The past mechanized road has turned into a rural road, and the new road in Xiantan along the beach crosses Yangliu Creek. Unfortunately, the green plants are dense now, and the reflection of Nanhuagong can no longer be appreciated in the pond in front of the mountain, but the entire architectural complex is still impressive from the right side of the pond in Nanhuagong. Nanhe Village Nanhuagong sits east to west, with a quadrangle layout, brick and wood structure, covering more than two acres, with a building area of over a thousand square meters. According to the records of Fushun County Chronicles, Nanhuagong was built in the 17th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1891), and a large-scale renovation was carried out in 1934. It is a well-preserved guild building in the Zigong area.