Hoonji in Shouxian County is located in the northeast of the city. Its old name is Chongjiao Temple, or Praise True Temple. The Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty was changed to this year. According to the Records of Shouzhou, this temple was built in the Tang and Tan Dynasties (627-649 AD) and has a history of 1300 years. The total area of the whole temple is 14700 square meters, which is second to none on the land of Jianghuai with its large scale and magnificent architecture. Shouxian, the ancient battlefield of the Battle of Feishui, is located in the north and south. It is known as "the barrier of the Central Plains and the throat of the south of the Yangtze River" and has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times. Wars have often happened here in history. In 383 AD, the water war between Qin (former Qin) and Jin (Eastern Jin) took place at the foot of Bagong Mountain and Shouyang City. This war not only created a famous war example in China's military history again, but also left some meaningful historical allusions (fear of wind, fear of grass and fear of trees, hanging whip) and historical sites for future generations to mourn. Eighteen arhats were cast in bronze, originally in Yuantong Temple at the north gate of the county seat, and moved to Hongzhi in 1962. Existing statue 15. These statues are small (63-67 cm high), but they look lifelike, and their shapes show simple and rich characteristics. From the lettering on the back of the statue, it can be known that the casting age of the statue was thirty-three to thirty-five years in Wanli of Ming Dynasty (1605- 1607). On June 9th 196 1, Anhui Provincial Bureau of Culture announced these statues as the key protected cultural relics in the province. Gold coffin gold coffin, placed in a silver coffin, is also head north and tail south, and is riveted by 6 pieces of gold. It is 10 cm long, 3-6 cm wide, 4.2-7.8 cm high and weighs 9 1.5 g. The coffin head also has two fake doors, with two gold rings on the door leaf, a spherical pattern on the lintel, and the lotus petal backlight protruding from the top and left and right sides of the door. All the coffins are made of gold and silver patterns, and the four-character pattern of "heavy relic" is highlighted on the inner bottom, and the characters are all hammered, and the coffin is filled with "relic". 1977 silver coffin was unearthed in the underground palace of Hongji Songta in Shouxian County. It looks like a ship and is stored in a stone culvert. The head is 9- 1 1.5 cm high from north to south, the cover is 8-9 cm wide and the mouth is 7.4-8 cm wide. It is formed by stamping and riveting silver sheets. The coffin lid is decorated with a picture of "Dragon Playing with Beads", and one side is decorated with 10 Buddhists walking slowly or knocking cymbals, which is like a funeral ceremony; On one side, it was decorated with a half-lying Buddha statue, and behind it stood disciple 10. The coffin head is a double false door, with 4 rows of door nails, 8 in each row, and a drill ring; There are six steps in front of the door, and a waiter stands on each side. In the middle of the Buddha sits a coffin tail decorated with crossing their hands. Chu Dading Chu Dading, also known as "Da Lv Ding" and "Zhu Keding". In the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933), it was unearthed in the tomb of the king of Chu in Lisandui, Shouxian County. Height 1 13cm, caliber 93cm, and weight about 400kg. It has a round mouth, flat lips, a round bottom, ears, hooves and feet. There is a checkered moire pattern on the ears, a flat net pattern on the abdomen and a Xi Shou pattern on the knees. It is now in the Anhui Provincial Museum. The former site of Cockfighting Platform is also called Arctic City. The site is located in the southwest of the city/0/5km away from Kloc-0, north of Shou (county) Zheng (Yang) Highway and 60m away from Zhaiying. Legend has it that it is the place where the king of Chu fights cocks. There are ceramic parts similar to black pottery on the stage and under the stage. 1956, Anhui provincial people's government announced it as a key cultural relics protection unit in Anhui province. /kloc-0 was excavated in the autumn of 982, and it was considered as a site from the late Neolithic period to the Shang Dynasty. Huainan Wang Tomb Huainan Wang Tomb is located on the southern slope of Wu Zhushan Mountain, that is, Bagong Mountain East, Siding Mountain South, and less than 100 meters north of Shouxian Section of Hefu Highway. In front of the tomb, there is a tablet of the Tomb of the South King of Han Huai written by Wu Kunxiu in regular script in the eighth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1869). 1986, Anhui provincial people's government announced it as a key cultural relics protection unit in Anhui province; Then, the Shouxian People's Government allocated funds to rebuild the original tomb in the form of "overlapping fights". The cemetery covers an area of 2,366 square meters, surrounded by a 1 meter-high bluestone retaining wall, with stone carving protection signs, tombstone reconstruction and management regulations. In the south of the tomb, a passage connecting Hefei and Fuyang Highway was laid, and a bluestone fence was set up on the sidewalk around the tomb. It is another eye-catching scenic spot in the north of Shouxian County. Lianpo's Tomb, Lianpo's Tomb, located in the south slope of Niufang Mountain, Jijiaying, Bagongshan, Jinshou County, commonly known as Pangudui, is 7.5 kilometers away from the county seat. The ancient pile is about 20 meters high and 30 meters in circumference, and the foundation is made of a stone. Xu Li faces the mountains in the east and the plains in the west, which is the Huaihe River. Today is a tourist attraction. Baijiatai Site (Shouzhou Ancient City Wall) 1985. In April, in the widening project of Cai (Jiagang) Highway in Shouxian County, an ancient building site with a total area of about 3,000 square meters was discovered beside the highway. Because of the site Tianbaijiatai Village, it was named Baijiatai Site. Provincial and county cultural relics excavated the site, and found that there were large stone pillars, rectangular ground gray bricks, four-leaf clover patterns, gable tiles, Feng Niaowen, round tiles with tree moire patterns and other relics. The building is large in scale and the utensils are luxuriantly decorated. People who participated in the National Chu Culture Research Association also made a special trip to visit here, which attracted great attention from the archaeological community. "I think this site may be part of the palace building of Shouchun City, the capital of Chu, and it is a major discovery of Chu culture archaeology." Sungong Temple is also called Chuxiang Temple, Shaobei Temple and Anfengtang Temple. Located in the north bank of Anfengtang today, it was built to worship Sun Shuai and build Shaopi, and the date of its beginning is unknown. Gongsun temple