Dali Confucious Temple

The Confucian Temple is a relatively large-scale temple building in the ancient city of Dali. In the ancient city of China, there are generally Confucian Temples, or large or small, for the worship of the Confucian Confucius and Confucius saints. The ancient city of Dali is no exception. The system used is also the structure of the traditional Confucian Temple. Walking in it to feel the strong book atmosphere, and the lively business atmosphere outside formed a relatively large contrast, very suitable for coming in and strolling, and it is free.

Dali Confucian Temple consists of gates, zhaowall, krypton gate, Dacheng hall, etc. It belongs to the architectural style of Dali Hall of Ming and Qing Dynasties. It has the characteristics of Dali Bai architectural art. It reflects the cultural heritage of the southwest frontier and the Central Plains culture.

As Wang Du, the prosperity of Han culture naturally brings the promotion of Confucian culture. In Dali, there have been 16 Confucian temples that sacrifice Confucius. Among them, Dali Confucian Temple in the ancient city of Dali is the largest, highest level, and the oldest.

The original pattern of Dali Confucian Temple is relatively large. This location of the city library is the Dacheng Hall of the Confucian Temple. The Tianzitai in front of the Dacheng Temple is basically this location. The marble slab of the Tianzitai was three or four times larger than the slate.

Nanzhao Confucian Temple, located in the northeast of the county seat to the Yangpo, also known as Xuexue. It is reported that Nanzhao Confucian Temple was built in the Ming Chenghua years, and was rebuilt since the Qing Kangxi and Daoguang years, and was renovated in the past dynasties. Nanzhao Confucian Temple was announced as a county-level cultural relics protection unit in May 2012.