Why is the ruined stone facing the Le Shou Tang Summer Palace

This rock was originally deep in the mountains of Fangshan County, a suburb of Beijing. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a man named Mi Wanzhong, who was addicted to stones, and in his Haidian Spoon Garden, there were many strange stones on display. After he found this big bluestone, he liked it very much and decided to transport it back to the spoon garden.

But the stone was too big and heavy for a man to lift, and the horse could not move.

Someone gave him advice: When Qin Shi Huang built the Great Wall, didn't he use the method of building waterways to carry mountains and rocks? Mi Wanzhong felt that there was only one way. So he hired a lot of migrant workers, first built a big road, and then drilled a small well every three miles and a big well every five miles beside the road.

In winter, they carry water and splash the road, which freezes into an ice water channel. The avenue has been repaired to the big stone nest in Fangshan. Today, there are still many village girls called big wells and small wells in Fangshan and Fengtai!

Mi Wanzhong spent an unknown amount of money to transport this big bluestone, and the stone was transported to Liangxiang, and his financial resources were exhausted, so he had to abandon the roadside. Therefore, at that time, people called this big bluestone "loser stone".

The "Loser Stone" is Beijing.

A stone in the Summer Palace Le Shou Tang that is quite alarming. Mi Wanzhong, a servant of the Ming Dynasty, found a strange stone of "Qingzhi oil" in Fangshan County, Beijing, and hired more than 100 people and 40 horses to go to the spoon garden. Later, due to the exhaustion of financial resources, he gave up halfway and shelved the roadside, so Mi was ruined.

More than 100 years later, Emperor Qianlong discovered this strange stone and ordered it to be transported back to Qingyi Garden, but because the stone was too heavy, he had to break in. The Empress Dowager was extremely dissatisfied and regarded it as ominous. said, both defeated the Mi family and broke my door, it is really a ruined stone.

Hence the name.

There is a huge stone in the courtyard of Leshoutang in the Summer Palace, which was moved here by Emperor Qianlong from Liangxiang in Fangshan, a suburb of Beijing, and used as a wall for Leshoutang. Because its texture is cyan, and the shape is like Ganoderma lucidum, Chale Shoutang is built for the queen mother's birthday, so it has the reputation of "Qingzhixiu".

This stone is related to the Taifu Mi Wanzhong during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. Mi Wanzhong is addicted to strange stones, and when he took a fancy to this stone in Fangshan, he wanted to send it to the private painting house spoon garden. According to records, in order to transport this stone, the labor force was exhausted, and the field had to be abandoned, so it has the nickname of "ruined stone".

More than 100 years later, Emperor Qianlong visited Xiling on the way back to Beijing, saw this stone, and transported it to Leshoutang. Because the "Mizuki self-kiss" is too narrow, so the door is broken. For this reason, Qianlong's mother was furious and thought that this stone was a bad thing.

In order to save the deadlock, Liu Yong also said that this stone is like Ganoderma lucidum, which can add Ruiqi, symbolizing life every year and the emperor's foundation is eternal. Qianlong gave the title "Qingzhi Xiu".

Brother and sister for a few months!

The east suite of Rakujudo is the dressing room, the west suite is the bedroom, and the back suite is the place where the palace ladies are waiting for calls. There are copper deer, copper cranes, and copper vases in the courtyard"Six and Taiping"。There is also a piece in the courtyard that is two feet long.

Fourth, the boulder with a width of six feet and a height of one zhang and two zhang is called Qingzhixiu, and there is still a "Qingzhixiu poem" written by Qianlong on the stone. This stone is commonly known as the ruined stone, it is said that in the Ming Dynasty, there was a person surnamed Mi who loved the stone, and wanted to collect it, but exhausted the family wealth but failed to transport it to the destination; More than 100 years later, the Qianlong Emperor had to break down the door in order to transport the stone to Leshoutang because the stone was too large. Emperor Qianlong's mother was furious when she heard this, saying that this stone first broke the rice family, and then broke my family, so the ruined stone got its name.

Many people come to Beijing because it is the capital of our country, and there are also ruins of the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace of the Qing Dynasty in Beijing.

At this time, some people said that this stone was like a big Ganoderma lucidum that could add blessings to the Huang family, and they reluctantly agreed after the luck, so everyone was able to see this ruined stone. And Emperor Qianlong also gave this stone a very nice and loud name, called Qingzhixiu. It can be said that this stone is more famous now, if you are interested in visiting the Summer Palace, you must remember not to take a photo with this stone.

There is a very peculiar stone in the Summer Palace, its shape is like Ganoderma lucidum, its real name is "Qingzhi Xiu", but it is also called "Lost Stone" by people.

The person who found this stone was a ** in the Ming Dynasty, called Mi Wanzhong. Mi Wanzhong was originally a calligrapher and painter, and he was particularly fond of some strange-shaped stones, and found this stone in the Fangshan area. Mi Wanzhong wanted to transport the stone home for collection, but the stone was very large, and the road along the way was very small, so Mi Wanzhong had no choice but to scatter his family property to build the road.

But at this time, the Ming Dynasty was controlled by Wei Zhongxian and other eunuchs, and they knew that Mi Wanzhong was so costly in terms of material resources and manpower, so they dismissed Mi Wanzhong, and at this time this stone had been used and transported to Liangxiang.

Later, Qianlong passed through Liangxiang on the way to sacrifice and found this stone, and Emperor Qianlong also loved it, so Qianlong ordered this stone to be transported to the Summer Palace. But at this time, the gate of the Summer Palace had been repaired, and if this stone wanted to be put into the Summer Palace, the gate had to be removed, and Emperor Qianlong didn't care about this, so he had to transport this stone to the Summer Palace.

The queen mother was very dissatisfied when she learned about this, and said to the people under her hand: "This stone not only defeated the Mi family, but also destroyed the gate of my house, and its name is very bad." Therefore, this stone is also called the "ruined stone".

And its name is "Qingzhixiu" because Qianlong found that the Queen Mother was very dissatisfied with this stone. I made up to the Queen Mother where the beauty of this stone is, and what auspicious meaning it has. In the end, the Queen Mother couldn't resist Qianlong, so she had to recognize the status of this stone.

This stone has stood in the Summer Palace for more than 300 years and has been visited by many literati and artists throughout the ages. But people didn't remember its original name "Qingzhixiu", but remembered the common name of "ruined stone".

It is impossible for a stone to be a loser, mainly because the owner of this stone turned out to be a child of a loser, so this stone is also called a loser stone.

He is not called a ruined stone, it is the Ming Dynasty ** Mi Wanzhong, who wants to transport this stone to Liangxiang, and then scatter all the family property to build roads, and finally it is called a ruined stone.

The ruined stone is not a ruined family because of this stone, but because this stone has experienced many ruined behaviors caused by the purple reason in this garden, so it is also called a ruined stone.

I think the stone will not be ruined, mainly because this stone may have caused a lot of repercussions, and then it also occupies a lot of space and has a bad meaning, so it will be called a ruined stone.

Because Qianlong once saw this stone when he went out, and then asked people to pull it back, who knew that the stone was too big and had to remove the gate, so the queen mother said that this stone was a ruined stone.

There is a ruined stone in the garden because the people who own it are ruined. That's why he is called a loser. This stone is very similar to Ganoderma lucidum.

The ruined stone does not mean that the stone is ruined, but that several owners who once owned it were called the ruined stone because the stone was ultimately ruined, making the family fall in the middle of the road.

This is just another name, and it has a story, because the master of this garden lived a relatively bad life, and this stone experienced a lot of absurd things for this master.

The ruined stone in the Summer Palace. It should have been set up by the ancients to warn future generations. Its main purpose is to enable future generations to remember what their predecessors said. If you are not defeated, you will not lose your country.

The main reason is that the people who own this stone have experienced the incident of losing the family before and after, so others jokingly call him the loser stone. At the same time, it also caused him a lot of trouble.

It's Mi Wan Zhong who transports this big bluestone, I don't know how much it cost! When the stones were transported to Liangxiang, his family's financial resources were exhausted. I had to throw it away on the side of the road. At that time, people called this big bluestone "ruined stone".

I don't know how to be a loser's stone, after all, I don't think this stone will bring people some loser behavior, this is the original joke, and now it has come true.

Inside the courtyard of the Summer Palace. The North Taihu Lake stone lying on the white marble pedestal is called Qingzhixiu, commonly known as the "ruined stone".

In the Leshou Hall of the Summer Palace in Beijing, there is a huge stone called "Qingzhixiu", which is called "ruined stone", located on the white jade block of the Han Dynasty, it is produced in Fangshan, a suburb of Beijing, and was discovered by Mi Wanzhong in the Ming Dynasty.

According to legend, Mi Wanzhong is a descendant of Mi Fu in the Song Dynasty, he likes stones more than everything, self-proclaimed "Shi Yin", he is proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, especially in strange mountains and stones. Mi Wanzhong traveled hard around the mountains of the country, and finally found a boulder in Fangshan, only to see it suddenly appear in the air, allowing him to see its extraordinary posture. Mi Wan Chung sighed at this, and prepared to transport the boulder home to decorate his garden.

To this end, he did not hesitate to hire more than a hundred people, wasting a lot of money and painstakingly transporting the boulders out of the mountain.

When the boulder came to a good town in the plain area, many civil and military officials came from afar to see the true face of the boulder. Such a huge lineup inadvertently alarmed Wei Zhongxian's comrades. So Wei Zhongxian's comrades, in order to get the stone, used their power to forge a crime, framed Mi Wanzhong, made him lose his official position and confiscated part of his property.

Fearing that telling the truth would lead to an even greater disaster, Mi Wanzhong pretended that he had exhausted his family's property by carrying the stone, and could not do anything to transport it back to his garden. Since then, all kinds of gossip began to spread out, one to two, two to three, so that in the end the stone evolved into a "ruined stone" in their mouths.

After the death of Mi Wanzhong, the stone was ordered by Qianlong to be moved to the Leshou Hall of the Summer Palace in Beijing, and two pieces of Taihu Lake stone with special shape were placed on the left and right sides of it, so as to support the "temperament" of the stone. In fact, this stone is just an extraordinary boulder, and the reason for the ruin is not because of the boulder, but because of human greed and mutual aggression.

In the Ming Dynasty, there was a ** who particularly liked stones, and spent a lot of material and financial resources for this boulder, and the stone had not been shipped home after the money was spent, so this stone was called "the stone of the loser".

In ancient times, there was a person who fell in love with this stone, but this stone was priceless at that time, and this person went bankrupt in order to get this stone, so this stone is called a ruined stone.

Lost stone, in the Ming Dynasty there was a **, he loved the stone very much, and did not hesitate to spend a lot of money to get this stone home, and the money was gone before he got home, so it was called the stone of the loser.

I heard that it was the Ming Dynasty, there was a person who particularly liked to collect stones, and then he fell in love with this stone in a far away place, in order to transport the stone home, he spent money to build the road, the road was repaired, the money was gone, and the name of the ruined stone came out.

This stone is called the "ruined stone", not because the stone will be ruined, but because it took a lot of manpower and material resources to carry the stone.

There was a man in the Ming Dynasty who liked to collect stones and spent a lot of money to transport the stone home. But all the money and property of the family were lost and not shipped back, so this stone is called the ruined stone.

There is a stone in the Summer Palace, which is called the ruined stone. The stone will definitely not be defeated, and I think the role of this stone must have been placed by the predecessors to remind future generations.

There is a theory that since this ruined stone entered the Leshoutang in Qingyi Garden in Beijing, the Qing Dynasty turned from prosperity to decline, and the ruined stone finally defeated the Qing Dynasty.

I heard that there was a rich man in the Ming Dynasty who liked this stone very much, and tried every possible way to get it home, but because this stone was too big, he didn't get home, and his family wealth was lost, so the "ruined stone" came like this.