Tengxian Dongshan

　　   Dongshan is situated at the confluence of the Northeast Liuriver and the Xunjiang River in Tengzhen Town. On the riverside of the mountain’s western face stands the “Fangsu Pavilion,” while the “Fufeng Pavilion” is located halfway up the mountain. It is one of the old Eight Scenic Spots of Tengzhou, known as “Donggang Clear Moon” or “Dongshan Night Moon.” In 1988, the county government established it as “Dongshan Park.” The park includes a 4,000-square-meter square, an 87-square-meter riverside pavilion corridor, a 750-square-meter revolutionary martyrs’ exhibition room, and a statue of martyr Li Zhenya. The statue is positioned in the center of the square, resting on a three-tiered base covering 144 square meters, with the monument itself standing 2.70 meters tall. It was completed on April 3, 1991. The Revolutionary Martyrs’ Monument is designed as a rifle with a bayonet standing upright within billowing red flags, beneath which lies a 40-square-meter granite relief carving depicting six soldiers and civilians. The total construction area of the monument is 672.67 square meters, with the main obelisk rising 22.50 meters high. The base of the monument bears the inscription “Eternal Glory to Revolutionary Martyrs.” The back is inlaid with marble, engraved with the inscription and a list of martyrs. The platform is surrounded by marble railings on the south and north sides, and granite steps on the east and west sides. Approximately 200 meters west and halfway up the mountain from the statue of Li Zhenya lies the Fufeng Pavilion. The pavilion faces east with a slight northward orientation, stands about 6 meters tall, and is 6 meters wide and deep, in a hexagonal shape with six square brick pillars. It features a decorative circular railing and has a marble plaque with a brief introduction and cultural heritage protection signage nearby. About twenty to thirty meters west and at the mountain’s foot from the Fufeng Pavilion is the Fangsu Pavilion, which also faces east with a slight northward tilt. It is about 5.30 meters tall, 5 meters wide and deep, square in shape, with four square stone pillars. The pillar bases have stone pedestals, and the roof is designed to allow water to drip from all four sides with sealed eaves and ridges. A marble plaque near the pavilion provides an introduction and cultural heritage protection information. Dongshan boasts beautiful scenery, and has been praised in poetry by figures such as Fei Kezhong of the Yuan Dynasty and Su Shi of the Song Dynasty.