A thousand years of vicissitudes, ancient charm still exists: Tai'an Dai Temple, a royal courtyard through time.

In the ancient city center of Tai'an, Shandong, stands a palace-style ancient building complex that carries the heavy history of Chinese civilization-Dai Temple. As one of the four major ancient building complexes in China, Dai Temple is not only the palace of the ancient emperors when they were sealed to Mount Tai, but also a living history textbook, witnessing the evolution and prosperity of Chinese civilization for thousands of years. Here, every brick and tile reveals the traces of the years, every pillar and pillar hides the secrets of the story, and people feel the temperature of history and the depth of culture when they walk in it. The south gate of Dai Temple is called "Yao Can Pavilion", which is the first threshold to enter Dai Temple. Crossing this majestic gate, facing the vast square and towering Hanbai Tanghua, they have experienced wind and rain and still stand tall, witnessing the changes of the times. Continue to move forward, you will come to the core area of Dai Temple, where there are main buildings such as Tianfu Hall, Peitian Gate, Ren'an Hall, etc. Among them, Tianfu Hall is particularly spectacular. It is the main building of Dai Temple, with a large scale and majestic momentum. The interior contains a large number of precious cultural relics and artworks, showing the outstanding achievements of ancient Chinese architectural skills. The beauty of Dai Temple is not only reflected in the majestic and spectacular ancient buildings, but also the different scenes brought by the four seasons. In spring, the flowers are blooming, the peach and plum are fragrant, and the entire Dai Temple is dressed up as a fairy; in summer, the trees are shaded, cool and pleasant, and it is a good place to escape the heat; in autumn, the golden ginkgo leaves are covered The road forms a sharp contrast with the red wall and yellow tiles, like a colorful oil painting; in winter, after the snow, the ancient buildings are covered with silver, which is particularly solemn. The four seasons reincarnate, and Dai Temple shows the fusion of natural beauty and humanistic charm in its unique way.