Yiwu International Trade City is located in the bustling Chouzhou Road in Yiwu. It is the largest commodity wholesale market in the world and the largest, most international and most modern commodity wholesale market in China. The international trade city has an existing business area of 6,543.8+0.7 million square meters, covering an area of about 654.38+0 square kilometers and more than 30,000 business premises.
There is a saying that it will take two or three months to visit the whole international trade city if you stay in each business place for one minute, which shows the scale of the market. ?
In 2006, International Trade City became the first national AAAA-level tourist attraction with shopping as its theme. In 2006, it attracted 4.37 million tourists, including 260,000 overseas tourists, and was rated as one of the top ten most popular scenic spots in Zhejiang Province.
Second, Shuanglin Temple in Yiwu.
Shuanglin Temple is located in Luohantang, Fotai Town, Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province. It is famous for 15 dynasties and 15 centuries. It was founded by Dharma Kanji and Liang Wudi in 520. Even more, hundreds of imperial envoys of Chen Sui Dynasty, Wen and Yang wrote books to comfort his disciple Hui Ze, which made him famous.
Shuanglin Temple has a large scale in history, and emperors of all dynasties have given generous support, which is comparable to ordinary temples. In the Northern Song Dynasty, there were 0/.200 monks and nuns, and there were more than 200 monks and nuns. It was founded by Chen, which was even more grand, so it was called "the third in the world, the first in Jiangsu and Zhejiang" and "the Great Temple in East Zhejiang". Song Dynasty was listed as one of the "Five Mountains and Ten Temples in the Jungle". In the third year of Yingzong, the "Baolin Temple" was given a plaque, and in the second year of Huizong, ten hectares of land were given.
Third, Zhu Danxi cemetery.
Bamboo is planted here, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, wind chimes are crisp and the water is shallow. A generation of history is deposited here, and contemporary culture is displayed here. All this is due to a historical and cultural celebrity. With his rich talent, critical spirit, broad mind and kind heart, he touched the feelings of millions of modern people and attracted countless pairs of hopeful and pious eyes at home and abroad. He is Zhu Danxi, one of the "Four Famous Doctors in Jin and Yuan Dynasties" in China.
Fourth, Wu Han's former residence.
Wu Han's former residence is located in Kuzhutang Village, Shangxi Town, Yiwu City. It is the hometown of the late famous historian Wu Han. It was built by Wu Han's father Wu Xiejue in 1924. It is a brick and wood structure building with front porch patio, covering an area of 463 square meters. The former residence, facing south, has five rooms with a total width of 20.72 meters, a depth of 1 1.4 meters and a construction area of 440 square meters.
1984 and 2002, Wu Han's former residence was renovated twice. In 2005, it was announced as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit in Zhejiang. On the solstice of the winter of 2005, a grave was built on the bitter mountain in Kuzhutang Village, Shangxi Town, Wu Han's hometown. There is a black marble tombstone in front of the tomb, because of the inscription. Behind the tomb is the cobblestone memorial tomb of his father Wu Wenzhai and his younger brother Wu Chunxi. Wu Han's former residence is a key cultural relic protection unit in Zhejiang Province and a patriotic education base in Yiwu.
Five, the ancient town of Buddhist temple.
The ancient Buddhist temple town in Yiwu is an ancient residential complex integrating architecture, painting and sculpture. There are more than 100 important historical buildings and traditional houses in Buddhist historical and cultural villages and towns, most of which were built in the Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.
Compared with the typical Jiangnan residential style, although they are all white walls and tiles, the ancient Buddhist temple buildings are still different from the general Jiangnan buildings. Their appearance inherits the Matou gable of Huizhou folk houses, while the detail decoration, architectural structure and structure combine the unique local wood carving, brick carving and stone carving techniques, and the carved flowers and patterns are rich in connotation and exquisite in skills.