"Lufu Pagoda", formerly known as one of the eight scenic spots in Qianjiang, is located in Zhangduan Port across the river from Shajie Street in Zhugentan Town.

Zhang Jiegang, also known as Zhang Gang, 1954 was under the jurisdiction of Tianmen. Mr. Zhang Shuxiang, a senior economist of China Aerospace Department, is from Zhangjiawa, Shajie. Zhang Jiawa is generous outside Waliwa, and is everywhere in the Zhang family. During the period of 1994, when Mr. Zhang returned from Beijing to visit relatives, he told the author that Zhang Jiegang was actually "Zhangjiagang". Zhang's family name has a pedigree of "ten thousand generations teach filial piety, and poetry and books inspire the family." It is said that ancestors such as "Wan" and "Dai" before six or seven generations had great family businesses and donated officials. Nowadays, Zhang Gang and other large areas of land on the north bank of the Han River are also owned by Zhang, so when it becomes a wharf, it will naturally be named after Zhang and become Zhang Gang or Zhangjiagang. Although this legend has not been verified, it also illustrates the origin of Zhang Gang and Qianjiang.

According to records, the Luzun Pagoda built in Zhanggang Pagoda Bay is a "seven-story floating map", which is very close to Taian Temple. The purpose of building pagodas is to "lock three dikes" and reduce floods. This "three rivers" can be understood as the Hanshui River, the Luju River on the south bank of Hanshui River and the Sigang River on the north bank. These three rivers have brought great disasters to the people of Tianjianmian County in history. Later, Tianmen people blocked the Sigang River, and Mianyang people also built dams in the lower reaches of Lufu. When the water rose, Hanshui and Lufu were inseparable, and Qianjiang burst its mouth for many years, so the disaster was particularly serious. However, after the completion of the pagoda, it did not play the role of "town lock", but locked the water in the Ming Dynasty (Qing Dynasty). Ying ding? Swallow it? Is the food messy? コ コ コ コ コ コ コ コ コ コ コ コ コ コ? What happened? What about squid? What happened? Do you regret it?

In the 9th year of Kangxi (1670), Xiong Feng, a monk traveling in clouds, began to raise funds to build Jingfeng Temple in the original site of Rufu Tower, which was more than 100 years ago. Xiong Feng invited Zhu Shizun, a well-known scholar in Shunzhi and Qianjiang, to write an article "Fundraising", which was distributed and posted in places where people were concentrated and merchants came and went, and he personally carried it with him, which was very generous. "Keeping Thin" is based on the story that local fishermen often pick up scattered tower bricks. It is said that Zhao Yi, a Chu Shi in the Jin Dynasty, visited Du Zi's residence and pointed out that Du Zi's residence base was the three-story floating map site of Taikang Temple built behind the residence of Wang Junping, a general of Longxiang in China and North Korea. Du dug up the soil and found that there used to be dozens of tower bricks, so he built a temple and rebuilt the pagoda with the dug bricks. At present, the reappearance of the seven-story floating tower brick in the harbor should also be said that the floating map needs to be rebuilt. Shu Shu also said that in the autumn of the seventh year of Kangxi (1668), a statue of Zhenwu stopped here from the upper reaches of the Hanshui River. After the locals carried it ashore, they only built a thatched house to shelter it from the wind and rain. Zhenwu Water God can't have nowhere to live for a long time, so it is necessary to rebuild the temple quickly and let God return to his original place to serve. This statement is obviously made up by the old man Zhu Shizun who listened to the words of Buddhist disciples. However, both the unexpected reappearance of pagoda bricks and the unknown origin of Zhenwu Water God cater to the piety of many Buddhists. Therefore, when Zhu Shizun called for "gather ten into a thousand" in "Keeping Sparse" and turned "the ruins of today" into "the floating picture is 100 feet high and the treasure knows ten miles", financial resources also rolled in.

Unfortunately, Xiong Feng died in the west as soon as the tile hall was built in the new temple. Xiong Feng's apprentice silently adhered to the teacher's legacy "The sun does not shine, the rain does not fade", and worked with the builders, eating all kinds of hardships. Over the years, the three pagodas of the Great Hall, the three pagodas of the Piluge, the three-body throne, the Thousand Buddhas and so on were finally built. Zhu Shizun kissed his face and said, "The Temple of Pure Wind". He expressed his admiration and admiration for the monks in Xiong Feng who, together with Buddhists, advocated the practice of this temple.

Zhu Shizun, the author of Fundraising, and his son Zhu Zaizhen are both the main editors of Kangxi's Qianjiang County Records, but Zhu Shizun's compilation is not catalpa, but Zhu Zaizhen's compilation is catalpa, that is, Kangxi's Qianjiang County Records that we can still read today. In his later years, Zhu Shizun built a villa named Yizhuang, named Yizhuang Flower Farmer, in the area of Shangtugou Port near the river in the county town. The author will introduce the topic in text form.

Mohji has been operating in Jingfeng Temple for more than 30 years. In the 29th year of Kangxi (1690), Liu Huan, the supervisor of Qingjian in Shaanxi Province, was appointed as the magistrate of Qianjiang County and became close friends with Mo Zhi. Every time Liu Huan goes to Zhang Jiegang for business, he will rest in buddhist nun and talk to silence all night. He spoke highly of the faithfulness and belief spirit of "working hard for a long time, accumulating wealth, worshiping its floating figure and promoting its image" in the Biography of Jingfeng Temple. More than one hundred years later, a Jiaqing juren Ning Xichao came to Zhangduangang and wrote an inscription for Dengjingfeng Temple:

The long river belt goes around Jingfeng Building, and the spring flow sends autumn.

Only fame and greed, the storm continues.