The landscape is mainly centered on the lotus pond. On the east side of the pond, spring water flows through Ding Dong and is injected into the pond all the year round. The spring water was named Quanming. There are many kinds of rockeries in the south of the pond, and there are many paths to climb to the top. There are two or three stone streams under the rockery for tourists to cross. There are curved bridges and wooden bridges on the lotus pond, which make you feel full of interest.
The built-in scenery in the park is unique and the gardening technology is unique. There are water, mountains, pavilions, terraces, bridges and pools in the park ... cobblestone paths, antique corridors and pavilions, lush camphor trees and graceful plums, orchids, bamboos and chrysanthemums. It's pleasant to see the green hills in the distance and listen to the tinkling of spring water nearby. Zhongshan Hall, located halfway up the southern slope of Zheshan Mountain, is located behind Guangji Temple and Zheta Mountain. Built in 1933, it was originally a hall-style bungalow named "Southern Anhui Library". /kloc-in the autumn of 0/937, the Japanese army occupied Zheshan, and the people were forbidden to pass. Therefore, the "Southern Anhui Library" was also occupied by the Japanese headquarters until the Japanese surrendered in August 1945. 1947, the Kuomintang army designated Zheshan as a military restricted area, and the "Southern Anhui Library" was occupied by the Kuomintang army until Wuhu was liberated in April 1949.
After the founding of New China, the municipal government renamed "Southern Anhui Library" as "Zhongshan Hall" to commemorate Dr. Sun Yat-sen's trip to Wuhu on June 5438+09 10.30, and renovated it several times. A huge portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-sen was hung in the center of the hall for people to admire, and it was handed over to the management office of Zheshan Tang Tao on June 5438+0954. 1958 Zhongshan Hall opened a teahouse and other services, which were open to tourists. During the Cultural Revolution (1966- 1976). Zhongshan Hall has held many exhibitions with various forms and rich contents. In 2000, Zheshan Park invested 570,000 yuan to completely rebuild Zhongshan Hall, demolished old houses and built a new Zhongshan Hall with an area of nearly 800 square meters. There is also a 600-700 square meter Little Square in front of the hall. The famous calligrapher Wu Zhongqi inscribed the word "Zhongshan Hall" and hung it in front of the door. On the lower west side of the pavilion, there is an antique two-story building, which is the Shu Tian Pavilion. Built in 1989, brick-wood structure, facing east, with a building area of 480 square meters, and a two-story pavilion. The building presents a typical Jiangnan garden style, with eaves and corners, carved beams and painted buildings, simple and elegant, magnificent momentum, and takes the meaning of "looking up to heaven"
Stepping into the hall, there was a plaque with the words "a glimpse of the river" engraved on it. The inscription is "Qianlong Xinzhong Late Spring", which is said to be the personal imperial pen of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty when he went to Jiangnan. The font is vigorous and powerful. On the second floor, I saw a plaque hanging under the front porch, which read "Shutian Pavilion" written by the famous calligrapher Yin Shoushi. Standing on the second floor, you can see the beautiful scenery of Jiangcheng. Liu Xiping, formerly known as Wan Heng, was born in Lu 'an, Anhui Province, and 1873 was born in Shijiaqiao, Lu 'an. In his youth, he sympathized with and supported Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao's reform movement. 1906 When studying in Japan, he joined the League led by Dr. Sun Yat-sen. After returning to China in1910, he founded Jianghuai University in Anhui and served as the director and professor of education. 19 18, Liu Xiping was invited by Pan Guangzu, the president of Zheshan No.5 Middle School, to be the teacher of self-cultivation course. 1920, the teachers and students of Provincial No.5 Middle School unanimously elected President Liu Wei. After Liu Xiping became the principal, he advocated "educating people with sincerity" and socialized running schools, and put forward two slogans of "economic openness" and "school affairs openness", which made the democratic atmosphere in the school very active. He also subscribed to New Youth, New Life, New Trends and Xiangjiang Review for students, and actively promoted the New Culture Movement. 1in the autumn of 920, Liu Xiping took the lead in advocating "school socialization" in Wuhu, and put forward such ideas as "students should go to society" and "students should make friends with civilians", which were echoed by teachers and students in No.5 Middle School. He led the teachers and students of No.5 Middle School to run a business night school in Huizhou Guild Hall of Changjie, a Wuhu work-study school in Guanyinsong at the foot of Zheshan Mountain, a night school for businessmen in Siming Office of Wuhu (now the Municipal Education Bureau), a night school for workers near today's Bank of Communications and a night school for farmers in the suburbs of Wuhu. Excellent talents such as Zu Maolin, Wu, etc. have emerged among the students in the fifth middle school of the province.
/kloc-in the spring of 0/929, Liu Xiping's coffin was buried at the top of Zheshan Mountain. The cemetery covers an area of about 120 square meters. 1932, people built a stone pavilion for Mr. Wang at the top of the mountain, and named it "Love Night Pavilion" (homonym for "Mourning"). There is a pair of couplets on the pillars on both sides of the pavilion, with the upper couplet "Morning grass cries" and the lower couplet "Autumn wind shakes down the old man". The front beam is engraved with "Mr. Liu Xiping Memorial Pavilion" and published by calligraphers. A tall archway was built halfway up the mountain (today's "Jiangcheng Painting" archway). The memorial arch is engraved with the words "Liu Xiping's Tomb" and the words "Great Spiritual End" are written on the back. Between the memorial archway and the cemetery, 100 multi-level stone steps were built as pyramid-shaped mounds.
Liu Xiping's tomb was repeatedly destroyed during the Cultural Revolution (1966- 1976), and was repaired several times after 1984. 200 1 10, Wuhu Municipal People's Government announced that Liu Xiping Tomb was a "key cultural relics protection unit" in Wuhu, and in May 2004, a signboard was set up beside the tomb. People from all walks of life often come to pay homage to the grave. Dai Anlan General Cemetery is located halfway up the south slope of Xiaozheshan Mountain, covering an area of more than 65,438,000 square meters. The front of the cemetery faces the Great Mountain, and the back of the cemetery is built in a semicircle, surrounded by four Zhou Songbai. There is a spacious altar in front of the tomb. The tomb is a circular concrete structure with a diameter of about 5 meters and a height of 2 meters. In front of the tomb stands a tombstone more than one person high, engraved with.
Dai Anlan's name is Gong Yan, and he is named Seagull. 1904, Wuwei, Anhui. He was born in poverty, studied in a private school when he was a child, and lived in Wuhu when he was a teenager. At the beginning of 1922, he joined the army. Because of his bravery in combat, he was promoted continuously and was later sent to the third phase of Huangpu Military Academy for study. After graduation, he participated in the Northern Expedition War, made meritorious military service and was promoted to head of the regiment. 1in July, 937, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out, and Dai Anlan was then the Major General of the 73rd Brigade of the Kuomintang. He made Japanese troops in Caohe and Zhangde of Pinghan Railway many times, especially in the Battle of Taierzhuang. Dai Anlan was brave and good at fighting, taking the lead, attacking Taodun and taking Songzhuang, which contributed to the victory of Taierzhuang. Since then, he has served as deputy division commander of the 89th Division and division commander of the 200th Division of the National Revolutionary Army. /kloc-in the winter of 0/939, Du, commander of the Fifth Army of the Kuomintang, led a fierce battle with the Japanese army in Kunlun Pass (near Binyang County in the northeast of Nanning, Guangxi). Dai Anlan led a mechanized division to fight back, killing the enemy leader Major General Xiong Zhi Nakamura and annihilating more than 6,000 Japanese invaders. The first one was Tong Xingbao, and General Dai was seriously injured. He still fought bravely and won the medal.
13, the Ministry of Interior of the Central People's Government ratified Dai Anlan as a revolutionary martyr. On behalf of the Central People's Government, president Mao Zedong presented the "Honorable Commemorative Certificate" to the family of General Dai Anlan who died in the revolution.
Dai Anlan Martyrs' Tomb was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution (1966- 1976), and was restored several times after 1978. 10 In August, 1996, Wuhu Municipal Party Committee and Wuhu Municipal People's Government listed Dai Anlan Martyrs' Tomb as "Wuhu Patriotism Education Base", and in October, 2006, the municipal government announced Dai Anlan Martyrs' Tomb as "Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit" in the city. In 2002, the municipal government allocated funds to build a cemetery, and in May 2004. In order to remember history and national humiliation and strengthen patriotism education, in August 2007, a bronze statue of Dai Anlan martyr was erected in the park.