Fanghu Park, formerly known as "Guanghan Park", was renamed Fanghu Park because it is located at the site of "Fanggong Lake" excavated by the famous prime minister "Fang Guan" of the Tang Dynasty. Fanghu Park is one of the most famous gardens in Western Sichuan and is known as the "Pearl of Western Sichuan". It has both the characteristics of Su's gardens and the ancient style of Western Sichuan gardens.
Fang Guan was the prime minister during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. He was upright and upright. However, he was jealous of Suzong after he came to the throne, so he ordered him to conquer the Anshi Rebellion. Due to the defeat (the disparity in military strength was too large), he was executed. He was demoted to Hanzhou (now Guanghan) and served as governor. Fang Guan performed many good governance in the Hanzhou area, so he won the hearts of the people and was supported by the people of Hanzhou.
The "Lingxing Gate" in Fanghu Park is 8 meters high and 14 meters wide. It is a gate composed of six columns. The columns are surrounded by carved lions and stone drums; there are three overlapping eaves with reliefs on them. There are nearly 200 hollow patterns of animals, flowers, fruits, trees and cloud patterns. Among them, the "Eight Horses" is the most exquisite and is a treasure of our country's sculpture art. The blueprint of this picture is a treasure imitating Zhao Ziang's "Eight Horses Picture" collected by Zhang Bangshen, a native of Yi. It was carved by stonemasons Ning and Yin who were famous in western Sichuan at that time. The three characters "Lingxingmen" are the handwriting of Zhang Huaisi, a calligrapher and native of the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, people praise Lingxing Gate as one of the "three wonders in Sichuan".
The Guanghan Confucian Temple is a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit. It was first built in the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty. It was later damaged due to war and gradually fell into disrepair over time. It was rebuilt in Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty, additional repairs were made during the Xuande and Tianshun years, and it was repaired repeatedly during the Chenghua, Jiajing, Tianqi and Chongzhen years. It was built in the first year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, renovated in the eleventh year of Qianlong (1746), repaired in the third year of Jiaqing (1798), and rebuilt in the seventeenth year of Jiaqing (1812), and its scale doubled.
Hanzhou Ziku Tower was built in the 59th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1794). The second floor is dedicated to Cangjie and the third floor is dedicated to Kuixing.
The Shengyu Stele Pavilion displays Zhang Xianzhong’s stone-carved Shengyu Stele. Zhang Xianzhong conquered Chengdu and established the Daxi regime. In the second year of Dashun, he ordered to show his power. The word "Sheng Yu" is engraved on the forehead of the stele. The inscription on the stele: "Heaven has all things and humans, but humans have nothing to do with heaven. Ghosts and gods are clear, and they can think about themselves." In the 1930s, Xiang Xintang, a native of the city, and others wrote a couplet for the stele: "Huawei Kaiwu relies on the weight of the long sword in the sky." The success of the entire Shenzhou is still due to the dragon-slaying hand; the sound of Huizhou will never be forgotten, and the monument will win glory. The world is changing, and it is still better than the sound of flying geese." This shows the world's praise for Zhang Xianzhong. At present, it is the only one left. This monument has been included in the book "Dictionary of Chinese Historical Places". It is now a cultural relic protection unit in Deyang City.