Hanging at the gate is a tablet of Li Yuhai Wentian Library in Qing Dynasty, with bluestone couplets inscribed by Guo Moruo on the left and right. There are plaques inscribed by Guo Moruo and Pan Zuyin in the front hall and the back hall respectively. There is a garden hall in the west of the building, which is called right next to the boat, taking the poems of Du Fu's two or three people on the boat; Also known as Baijin Taozhai, there is a garden called Yiyuan in front of the hall. It is said that it was destroyed. There is a lotus pond in the garden that blooms every year. There are 890,000 original books in Lou Yu, all of which were obtained by Sun Shi and his son, including many local documents and rare books. After Sun Yirang's death, most rare books were collected by Hangzhou University. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, Yuhai Building has been repaired many times, and now it has gradually restored its old appearance.
Since the office opened the Cultural Relics Museum, pine trees and flowers have been planted to beautify the environment, and a large number of ancient books, calligraphy and paintings and cultural relics have been collected. Various exhibitions are often held for people to see. Shengjing Mountain is located in Dannan Township, Ruian City, on the coast of the East China Sea, on the bank of Feiyun River, with an altitude of 748.6 meters. You can see the mountains and rivers in the five counties and the smoke in the East China Sea. It is said that Xu Zhenjun practiced here. Danzao still exists. Therefore, it is a famous mountain known to women and children in southern Zhejiang. This mountain got its name.
The beams, columns, purlins, rafters, arches, gables, roofs, tables, beds, stools, etc. in the temple are all carved out of stone and located at the top of Shengjing Mountain, so it is called Shengjing Rock Hall. It was built in the first year of Dingjing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1260) and rebuilt during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. It covers an area of 480 square meters and has a building area of 229 square meters. The plane consists of a mountain gate, a stone square, a front hall, a back hall and left and right wings. Conversely, the architectural pattern is also symmetrical. East-west, single bay at the gate, double eaves hanging from the top of the mountain, curled leaves kissing. The inscription on his forehead reads: Reconstruction in the winter of the 28th year of Guangxu. Four pillars and three archways, with double eaves hanging from the top of the mountain and a kiss at the end. There is an inscription on the stone tablet in the Ming Dynasty: July of the year of Gengzi in Wanli is an auspicious day for Renzi, and the abbot raised it.
In the three rooms in front of the main hall, there are bucket beams hanging from the top of the mountain. After the restoration, the inscription was engraved on the gold pillar of the Ming Dynasty: Qiu Meng in the seventeenth year of Kangxi. There are three bays in the main hall. The bay is a hanging beam, and the second bay is a bucket beam frame. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, the gold pillar was engraved with an inscription built by Lin donating silver. There are six wings, and the threshold stone is engraved with Qingdao light year. There are many exquisite reliefs in the building, but they were seriously damaged in the ten-year catastrophe.
There are stone lions and incense burners in the first year of Ming Taizu (162 1), and there are also many inscriptions in the Ming and Qing dynasties. Shengjing Stone Temple is the earliest, largest and most well-preserved stone building complex in our city, which has important reference value for the study of ancient stone architectural art in China. In addition, there are many inscriptions in the temple that record Wen, Rui and others begging for rain in the holy well during the Song and Ming Dynasties, recording the year and disaster situation of each drought. They are precious historical materials for studying disasters and meteorological laws in Wenzhou history. In 2006, it was listed as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.