The Conqueror's Temple

Bawang Temple is also known as Xiangwang Temple, Xichu Bawang Cave and Xiangyu Temple. In 202 BC, Xiang Yu was defeated and killed himself here, and later generations set up a shrine to worship it. The original building has 99 and a half rooms. Legend has it that only the emperor can build a hundred rooms. Xiang Yu had to build half of the temple before he became an emperor. In front of the ancestral hall, there is a link: "Sima Qian is a Han minister, and this chapter is an essay. I don't believe that the historian has no cursive writing; Du Shixiong is a real hero. poetry. There is a giant boxwood statue of Bawang in the Bawang Temple. The Bawang is leaning forward, his eyes are wide open, he is holding a sword in one hand, and stepping forward with one foot, his majesty is as before. Today, in Wujiang, on the first and fifteenth day of the lunar calendar, the statue of Xiang Yu in Bawang Temple is always filled with cigarettes, and villagers from four townships and eight towns come to participate in a small temple fair. , or rap entertainment, in the hustle and bustle, the standing Xiang Yu seemed to be a little more joyful and less majestic.