May 3rd Memorial Hall: Wu Zuoren, a great artist, Wu Yuru, a great calligrapher and Wu Zuxiang, a famous writer and scholar, are all from Maolin, Jingxian County. They are called "three noes", and their achievements and contributions have long been well-known in Kyushu and widely circulated at home and abroad.
Zhangshan Grand Canyon: also known as Great Man Valley, is located in the mountains east of Jixi County, Huizhou. In ancient times, Xuanyuan Huangdi and Ronghe Palace collected medicinal materials and alchemy on this mountain. Today, there are still relics such as the tomb of the Emperor and the tomb of the Prime Minister. Therefore, Da Zhang Mountain was called Santiandu, Sanwangshan and Zhangfeng in ancient times. In the Spring and Autumn Period, wuyue took this as the boundary, and in the Qin Dynasty, Zhang County was established, named after the mountain.
Gujiaolou: also known as Qiaolou, commonly known as Bell and Drum Tower. Originally located in Guangde House, Yimen is due south. The building was built in the fourth year of Zhiping in the Northern Song Dynasty (1067). It was originally a two-story building. During the war in the late Qing Dynasty, buildings were destroyed, and drums, horns, bells and leaks were all lost. In the Republic of China 15 (1926), Yi Shen Zhan Jiapeng donated money to rebuild three buildings. In 26 years (1937), it was bombed by Japanese planes and completely destroyed, leaving only buildings. 1999, the building was rebuilt and restored to its original appearance.
Chitan Ancient Town: It is located in Xiqin Town, 7.5km northeast of Jingxian County, Anhui Province, on the east bank of Qingyi River, away from Huangshan 1 15km and Jiuhuashan 1 12km. Historically, jingxian freight was mainly wooden sailboats.