The ghost town of Fengdu is scary? Is the ghost town of Fengdu worth visiting?

Fengdu Ghost Town is a national AAAA-level tourist area, and it is one of the most famous cultural landscapes on the Yangtze River ** tourism line, which is not scary.

Fengdu Ghost City is a famous historical and cultural city that originated in the Han Dynasty, and is said to be the "ghost country of Kyoto" and "the underworld", and has become the destination of the undead of mankind.

The formation of the ghost city of Fengdu is mainly a folklore and the continuous deliberate rendering of the ruling class of the past dynasties, it has gone through a history of more than 2,000 years from the illusory to the real, organically combining Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism and Chinese ghost culture; Combine Bayu culture, Central Plains culture and foreign culture; combining folklore and legend imagination with reality; The combination of architecture, sculpture, painting and other art forms has formed the world-famous "ghost town culture".

We are Fengdu people. It's not scary. Fengdu is just haunted by a lot.

There are often dead people in the hundreds of meters around my house. Dead people's ** can be heard every month. Annoying) to be honest.

It was the first time I felt fresh in Fengdu. It's not easy to play the second time. Give me points.

Fengdu people said that they were bored, so they climbed the mountain to see the ghost culture and eat some snacks, which was not scary at all. It seems that the temple fair will be open at night on a few days, and it is quite scary at night, and there should be a staff member who plays the ghost to wander, but I didn't go to experience the night and listen to others.

The legendary ghost town (Fengdu Bank).

The "ghost" culture of Eastern countries has a long history, and it is also clearly different from Western countries.

The "ghost" culture in Western countries is a mood of games and banter, while in Eastern countries it is more of a psychology of awe and fear. In the East, the "oni" culture of China and Japan can be divided into the acceptable "oni" culture and the excluded"Ghosts"culture, but China's "ghost" culture has its own characteristics.

Influenced by religious rituals, Taoism, Buddhism and other cultures, China's "ghost" culture has been integrated into a "ghost and god" culture. Influenced by the family patriarchal system and Confucian traditional culture, it also has a distinct family patriarchal imprint and the supremacy of ethics.

China's "ghost" cultural festivals have strong family patriarchal characteristics, usually confined to the scope of family patriarchy, and do not promote "family affairs" in a big way. For example, China's three major "ghost festivals": Qingming Festival, Zhongyuan Festival, and Winter Clothes Festival, there will be a way to commemorate the deceased through the memorial, and also carry the awe of the "ghosts and gods".

Fengdu's "ghost town", which is known as a thousand-year-old "ghost" culture, has always been known as "the underworld" and "Kyoto, the ghost country". According to folk rumors, the Han Dynasty Fang Shi Yin Changsheng and Wang Fangping cultivated here to become immortals, and later generations attached the "Yin and Wang" to become the "Yin King", and Fengdu was also falsely rumored to be the "Yin Capital".

The origin of this seemingly absurd name echoes the ancient Chinese documents. Liu Xiang of the Eastern Han Dynasty wrote "The Legend of the Immortals" and Ge Hong of the Eastern Jin Dynasty "The Legend of the Immortals" both contained: Wang Fangping and Yin Changsheng of the Han Dynasty were all flying immortals in the day of Pingdu Mountain in Fengdu.

The name of "Ghost Town" and the mysterious Pingdu Mountain have attracted literati and artists from all over the world. Su Shi, Du Guangting, Li Shangyin, Lu You, Pu Songling, etc. all came here to climb the mountain and enjoy the scenery, and wrote inscriptions, leaving an endless cultural context. At its peak, Fengdu has 75 large Taoist temples, thousands of statues, halls, pavilions and archways of various cultures of Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism, but unfortunately they were all destroyed.

Since then, driven by interests, Fengdu has abandoned the in-depth excavation of the local "ghost" culture, and has limited itself to the development of temples and temple fairs.

Then, eager to turn the "ghost god" into the god of wealth, a new "ghost making movement" was opened, and the bloody scenes such as heart-digging, disembowelment, and oil pot in the "Eighteen Layers of Hell" were displayed one by one, and the tragic, gloomy, cruel, and bloody were brought into full play, which made tourists extremely psychologically uncomfortable. Coupled with the connection between "ghost" culture and feudal superstition, the tourism projects in the area have been stopped by the relevant departments many times.

Purely from the uniqueness, uniqueness, monopoly and irreplaceability of tourism products, Fengdu's "ghost" cultural tourism resources have an absolute advantage, but out of ideological taboos, Fengdu's ghost city is deep in prison and has no way out.

For friends who are interested in ghost stories, Fengdu Ghost Town is a worthwhile attraction for traveling to Chongqing. After visiting the ghost town, you can feel the feeling of the underworld. The building has a lot of character and historical memory, and it is a place worth visiting.

Fengdu Ghost City, an ancient city with mountains and rivers, has a history of more than 2,000 years. Since the Eastern Han Dynasty, the "ghost religion" has been born here. After hundreds of years of development and evolution, the ghost town that people see today has been formed.

Fenggui City Scenic Area is vast, divided into two parts: Fenggui City Famous Mountain Scenic Area and Ghost King Stone Carving Scenic Area. The attractions are unique and rich, and the connotation is profound. Here you can see China's largest dynamic cultural landscape of ghosts and gods, the "Ghost National Ancestral Hall", and the world's largest stone sculpture of the ghost king.

Fenggui City is not only a legendary ghost town, but also a treasure house of folk culture and art integrating Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. It is one of the most famous cultural landscapes on the Yangtze River ** tourism line.

Like the Nai Ho Bridge, which people most often hear about, it sits halfway up a famous mountain. On this piece of land of about 26 square meters, the building of the Amin Dynasty - Liaoyang Hall - was built. Later, it was changed to Naihe Bridge, and the slag of the stove attack is a "golden bridge" that connects history and reality, and Yang, examines good and evil, and declares life and death.

It is worth mentioning that on the left side of the bridge is the health bridge, which symbolizes health every year, and on the right side is the wealth bridge, which symbolizes wealth every year. This is the famous "Golden Bridge of Trial".

One of the most representative is the Tianji Hall, which is located on the top of a famous hill. Its structure is magnificent, the workmanship is exquisite, the hollow carving, extremely exquisite. It was built in the Western Jin Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,600 years, but the buildings seen today are all rebuilt in the Kangxi period, and it is also the largest existing ancient building complex in the famous mountain.

The ghost town of Fengdu is not a city, but a scenic spot in Fengdu County, downstream of Chongqing.

Fengdu ghost city, the old name of the ghost city of Xudu, the ancient Bazi Beidu, the Eastern Han Dynasty and the emperor Yongyuan two years of the county, has a history of nearly 2000 years, Fengdu ghost city famous mountains include Fengdu famous mountain, ghost country shrine, double hanging mountain. There are many ancient temples on the mountain, and there are 27 temples.

The post-man-made ghost country shrine is a dynamic man-made landscape, and the palace uses modern sound, light, motion, electricity, plastic, laser and other means to vividly display nearly 200 ghost stories in the ghost city of Fengdu. Shuanggui Mountain and the famous mountain face each other, the main attractions are Luming Temple, Su Gongci, Enlai Pavilion, Cover Li Confucius Temple and so on.

In 1982, the ghost town of Fengdu was announced as the first batch of national scenic spots. In 2000, Fengdu Ghost Town was rated as the first batch of AAAA-level scenic spots in the country.

The origin of the name of the ghost town of Fengdu

Legend has it that in the Han Dynasty, Yin Changsheng and Wang Fangping had cultivated here and became immortals, and they soared in the daytime. In the Tang Dynasty, because some people mistakenly connected the two surnames of the Yin King as the Yin King, the famous mountain was misunderstood by the legend as the place where the Yin King lived in Youchi, that is, the ghost capital that evolved into the "Yin Cao Difu". In the years that followed, many temples and temples related to the underworld were built one after another.

In addition to the bizarre legend, the name of the ghost city is not unrelated to the Sui Dynasty's change to Fengdu, and the pronunciation of the Taoist Hell is the same. After nearly 2,000 years of mistakes, a ghost city full of magic in Fengdu has grown up with flesh and blood.