Guanwen pulse | Tianhou Museum: Zheng He's boat master stays here

The palace is towering and large.

Match with its qualifications--

It has heard the tide and insects of the Song Dynasty, and has seen the Yuan Dynasty and the sunset of Yuan Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Matching it with its historical weight--

The "Chiwan victory" of "Xin'an Eight Scenery" is centered on it.

Zheng He went to the West to create the "Silk Road" at sea and once stayed here.

Like the city and the sea in the picture, it matches the sea--

Building a global ocean central city has a stronger cultural support.

The Tianhou Museum, also known as the ancient temple of Chiwan, is located in Chiwan Aokou at the foot of Nanshan District, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. It was unknown in its establishment, but traveled back to the Song Dynasty. After many dynasties and the Qing dynasties, the scale was rolling, covering nearly 1,000 acres, becoming the most prestigious temple in the coastal areas in South China. In the early years of the Ming Yongle, the three treasures of the three treasures Zheng He became the ancestor of Zhu Xi, and led the boat teacher to go to the West to create the "Silk Road" at sea.

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