kiwibord

2018-02-12 19:34:32

河南之行的第三天，吃完早餐便奔赴嵩阳书院。一开始走错了路，拐进了通往嵩山的小道，却因路上的幽幽曲径，鸟语花香，令人为之神清气爽，游兴倍增。直到经小摊贩指点，走下了小道来到嵩阳书院面前，顿觉千年古书院的气息迎面而来，跨入大门门槛，眼见道路两旁青葱大树笔直耸立，淡粉桃花扑鼻而香。不似江南那些山水庭院，处处入画，角落皆景，也没有西安北京城墙鼓楼那般宏伟壮观气势。然而，人伫立于庭中，竟是深深地醉了。书中自有黄金屋，在我看来，嵩阳书院，便是了。

fotina2011

2018-03-21 09:31:15

这里比起喧闹的少林寺安静了很多，没有了众多香客和络绎不绝的人群。书院内古木森森，特别是有三棵古老的柏树最引人注目。其中有一个是我国最古老的柏树，已有4000多年的历史了。

Dragondragon52

2017-11-28 21:53:25

one of the top four imperial scholarly examination colleges, it is very well preserved. The garden areas have an air of tranquility and scholarly fragrance to it!

shear_travels

2017-12-22 11:49:16

This site should have been free. I paid 35 RMB to check this out and there really was nothing to see.The greatest part was a really old tree. Other than that, not worth the time or money.

vhay2013

2017-12-02 20:39:31

This is where Duke Zhou, Confucius's teacher taught, as well as, many other Chinese classical literature were written. For me, it was interesting to be standing in the same room and wandering on the grounds where the great minds were taught. However, the classical literatures have no meaning to me. Our guide, Charlie from China Odyssey tours, was extremely enthusiastic in sharing the history (he was a history teacher) but it went over my head. My parents, on the other hand, who were educated in Asia, knew what books Charlie was talking about and found the place interesting. If you've studied the classics, this may be a place of interest but for someone like me, with no education in the Chinese classical lit, I would have skipped this place.