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The Yellow Crane Tower is located in Snake Mountain, Wuchang, with Simenmen Bridge in the west, the Yuemachang and the Red Building in the south, and the Red Building in the north. Linjing-Guangzhou Railway Line, with an average altitude of 85 meters above sea level. The Yellow Crane Tower is the main landscape of the park. The Yellow Crane Tower was first built in the second year of Wu Huangwu (223) during the Three Kingdoms period. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, it became a place for poets and poets to enjoy the scenery, travel and have banquets. Meng Haoran, Cui Hao and Li Bai all recited famous poems about the Yellow Crane Tower. Later, together with Yueyang Tower and Tengwang Pavilion, it was known as the "Three Famous Towers in Jiangnan". The Yellow Crane Tower has been built and destroyed many times in history. In 1981, it was redesigned and built based on the style of the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. The new Yellow Crane Tower has 5 floors and is 51.4 meters high. It has a square shape and looks like one from all sides. Each side is 35 meters long and has 72 columns rising from the ground. They are all made of reinforced concrete imitation wood structure. The main building was completed and opened in 1985. Later, the "South Tower", "Poetry Stele Gallery", "Nine-nine Returning Crane Pictures", "Xishuang Pavilion", "Zizhu Garden", "Baiyun Pavilion", "Yongyue Platform", "Yu Stele Pavilion", were successively built. "Yue Fei Statue", "Plum Garden", "Azalea Garden" and more than 140 garden sketches. The park has become Wuhan's window for foreign exchanges, receiving more than 35 million Chinese and foreign tourists by the end of 1996.
Guqintai is a key cultural relic protection unit in Hubei Province. Also known as Bo Ya Terrace. It is located on the south bank of Yueyue Lake at the west foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang City, Wuhan City. It was built in the Northern Song Dynasty to commemorate the story of Yu Boya's encounter with his close friend Zhong Ziqi during the Spring and Autumn Period. Later it was destroyed and rebuilt many times. The platform is square and made of white marble. There is a square stone tablet in the middle of the platform, 1.75 meters high, with "Qintai" and "Bo Ya playing the Qin" engraved on it. The platform is surrounded by stone railings. Together with the surrounding ancient buildings, it covers an area of ??***1 hectare and is one of the scenic spots in Wuhan.
The East Lake Scenic Area is located in the east of Wuchang, including Moshan and other mountains along the lake. The planned area is 88.2 square kilometers, of which the lake surface is 33 square kilometers. The lake water is clear, the lake shore is winding, the vegetation is good, and the scenery is excellent. The planning and construction of the scenic spot began in 1951. It is currently divided into six districts, namely Tingtao District, Moshan District, Luoyan District, Baima District, Luohong District and Chuidi District. Each area is designed and built with attractions based on natural landscapes. Among them, Tingtao District was the earliest to be built and opened, covering an area of ??126.1 hectares and 60 hectares of inner lake water. There are original historical sites and scenic spots around the lake, such as the suburban rooftop where Liu Bei worshiped heaven during the Three Kingdoms period, Chudi Mountain where King Zhao of Ming Dynasty visited, and the Nine Nudun during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, etc. In 1987, a Chu cultural tourist area was built in the north of Moshan, including "Chu City", "Chu City", "Chu Tiantai", "Zhurong Stargazing", "Lisao Monument", "Only Chu Youcai" and other attractions. In 1996, the "European Style Garden" was built in the northeast corner of Tingtao District. At present, the scenic spot has become a national key scenic spot that combines gardens and culture and integrates tourism, entertainment, vacation, recuperation, breeding, and scientific research.
The Mulan Mountain Ancient Building Complex is located in Mulan Mountain, Huangpi County, 60 kilometers north of Hankou City. Mulan Mountain was originally named Jianming Mountain and Qingshi Ridge. Legend has it that the heroine Zhu Mulan once lived at the foot of the mountain. In the 37th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1609), a temple was built on the mountain to commemorate it, and the mountain was renamed Mulan Mountain. The ancient building complex is distributed in four districts: Jiangjun Tomb, Dongquan Nunnery, Crystal Palace and Guzhai District, with the Guzhai District being the grandest. The ancient village surrounds the two main peaks and is 5 kilometers long. The village wall is built against the mountain and is made of dry bluestone. It is about 4 meters high and is basically well preserved. The buildings in the village are all dry-built with local stones without mortar joints. They have withstood hundreds of years of wind and rain without collapsing, which is unique. Mulan Mountain has now been built into a scenic spot.
Qingchuan Pavilion and Yuji Palace are key cultural relics protection units in Hubei Province. It is located on Yugongji by the Yangtze River at the east foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang City, Wuhan City. Qingchuan Pavilion was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. Its name is taken from the poem "Qingchuan Lili Hanyang Tree" by Cui Hao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It has the reputation of "the fourth tower of Chu". Because it faces the Yellow Crane Tower on the other side of the river and complements each other brilliantly, it is known as the "Three Chu Scenic Spots". It was destroyed many times. The current pavilion was rebuilt in 1985 according to the style of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. It covers an area of ??386 square meters and is 17.5 meters high. The bottom level is 5 rooms wide and 4 rooms deep; the top level is 3 rooms wide and 2 rooms deep. It has a granite base, red walls and vermilion columns, a black tile roof with double eaves on the top of the mountain, a reinforced concrete imitation wood structure, wooden door and window railings, and painted vermilion paint. The four corners of the roof protrude outward, and the eaves are deep and raised. A huge gold plaque with "Qingchuan Pavilion" hanging on the front archway. On the north side is the "garden within a garden", which is quiet and elegant with green grass, luxuriant bamboo and rugged rocks.
The Yuji Palace stands on the southwest side of Qingchuan Pavilion. It was originally called Yuwang Temple. It was built during the Shaoxing period of the Southern Song Dynasty and was destroyed several times. The existing building was rebuilt in the third year of Tongzhi (1864) in the Qing Dynasty. Covering an area of ??350 square meters. The building is a hard-mountain brick and wood structure with a raised tile roof and a slightly concave ridge. The rolling shed ceiling verandahs on both sides of the central axis are connected to the palace, forming a rectangular patio. There is a courtyard on its west side, and outside the courtyard there is a Yu Stele Pavilion with a hexagonal spire and a spire. Inside the pavilion are fragments of the Yu stele carved by Mao Huijian in the 35th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1770) and a copy of the stone carvings of Mao Huijian's Yu stele. Yuji Palace, the renovated Tiemenguan Pass and Qingchuan Pavilion form a complex of ancient buildings, which is one of the scenic spots in Wuhan.
Guqintai is a key cultural relic protection unit in Hubei Province. Also known as Bo Ya Terrace. It is located on the south bank of Yueyue Lake at the west foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang City, Wuhan City. It was built in the Northern Song Dynasty to commemorate the story of Yu Boya's encounter with his close friend Zhong Ziqi during the Spring and Autumn Period. Later it was destroyed and rebuilt many times. The platform is square and made of white marble. There is a square stone tablet in the middle of the platform, 1.75 meters high, with "Qintai" and "Bo Ya playing the Qin" engraved on it. The platform is surrounded by stone railings. Together with the surrounding ancient buildings, it covers an area of ??***1 hectare and is one of the scenic spots in Wuhan.
The Tombs of King Chu of the Ming Dynasty are key cultural relics protection units in Hubei Province. Located in Longquan Mountain, Jiangxia District, 40 kilometers southeast of Wuchang City, it is the tomb of nine Chu vassal kings from the 8th generation of the Ming Dynasty. Each dormitory covers an area of ??more than 100 acres. In addition to the tombs, there were originally stele pavilions, tombs, main halls, side halls, altars and other buildings, but many of them no longer exist. In 1982, large-scale renovations were carried out on the Zhaowang Mausoleum. Longquan Mountain and the Tombs of King Chu of Ming Dynasty are now designated as scenic spots. In 1991, the Hubei Provincial Institute of Archeology and the Wuhan Municipal Institute of Archeology conducted a rescue excavation of the tomb of King Zhao, and unearthed more than 100 cultural relics such as gold books (copper), jade seals, and belts.