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according to the introduction, the village road, located at the south side of Gushan primary school and not far from the temple of Guangming temple, is the "Qianlong imperial road" in the same year. There is a walnut forest on the slope on the northeast side of the imperial Road, and there is a square stone pile behind a farmhouse in the forest. Basically, it is presumed that this is also part of the Qianlong palace.
below the two stones of Qingshi.
reporter followed the village director Wang Xuerui and others along the road to the stone pile. The surface of the stone pile is covered with weeds, covered with the common green stone. The ground has a trace of chisel. Several pieces of stone are very similar to the cornerstones of the temple of Guangming temple, which the reporters see. "This pile of stone is a few years old, the concrete use is not very clear, the old people in the village say, these stones have never moved across the place, and it is likely to be a whole community with the Guangming temple, all of the Qianlong Palace site." Wang Xuerui said that this argument has also been supported by some architectural experts.
Wang Xuerui, an expert with Professor Yu Hong, who teaches at University of Jinan, then called his telephone number. "I have been studying the ruins of Qianlong palace for a period of time. Two or three months ago, I heard that the grand Gushan Mountain village had Emperor Qianlong's imperial road. I had seen a few friends in the village. In the meantime, the stone pile was found. At first only the blue stone was seen above, and then a half meter was dug with a hoe, and 2 pieces of stone were revealed. The volume of bluestone and stone is large, and it should be used in buildings with higher grades. "
Yu Hong is a study of the history of Chinese architecture. He has learned about the historical relics around Ji'nan. After that, he reconnaissance in the big Gushan Mountain Village many times. According to the features and location of the stone, it is speculated that it is the Palace site of Qianlong. "It is estimated that there are still stones below, and there will be no further excavation for fear of damage. According to my guess, the Palace site is not only confined to the stone pile, but there may be there, and it extends westward to the temple of Guangming, which is covered by the crops and soil, and is protected. Professor Yu said that the future planning of the city of Changqing university is likely to involve the big Gushan Mountain Village. It is hoped that the local cultural relics department will be able to protect it and avoid damage due to improper planning.