Historical allusions of Yuejianglou Scenic Area

After Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor, he boarded Lulongshan again in A.D. 1374. He was so impressed that he wanted to build a towering pavilion on the mountain. So, he personally wrote "Reading Lou Ji on the River", which was magnificent and harmonious. Because of Lu Longshan's "one peak is abrupt, the distance is short, and it is impregnable", he invaded the China dining table. In the spring of that year, Zhu Yuanzhang ordered his ministers to write 100 pieces of "Reading Lou Ji on the River", among which Song Lian, a great scholar, was the best, and was included in "The View of Ancient Chinese Literature", and Zhu Yuanzhang's. Zhu Yuanzhang built a "flat stone" for Yuejiang Tower, but it was not built for various reasons. The internal layout of Yuejiang Tower revolves around the political opinions of Zhu Yuanzhang, the great ancestor of Ming Dynasty, and Judy, the great ancestor of Ming Dynasty. On the ground floor, the most worth seeing is a chair, a wall and a plaque. There is a "Zhu Yuanzhang Dragon Chair" in front of the golden wall. Although it is an imitation, it is made of high-quality mahogany and weighs more than 1000 kilograms. There are nine dragons carved on the back of the dragon chair, which are fine and lifelike. There is a plaque on the east side, "Governing the Tang, Long and Song Dynasties", which was inscribed by Kangxi. On the second floor, there is a boat and a painting. Judy, the Yongle Emperor of Ming Dynasty, lifted the sea ban and expanded foreign trade and cultural exchanges. At that time, the Xiaguan area in Nanjing was a shipyard, and many ships were built by shipyards. The longest captain138m, with a width of 56m. There were nine masts and twelve sails when sailing, with a load of 7000 tons, which was the highest in the world 600 years ago. This giant porcelain painting reflects the history of Zheng He's seven voyages to the West from 1405 to 1433. The picture consists of twelve parts, which describes in detail the grand occasion of Zheng He, a navigator, who built a treasure ship according to the will of Emperor Yongle and went to western countries to publicize Chinese civilization. The picture also shows that Emperor Yongle built Jinghai Temple and Tianfei Palace, and personally handed over the Tianfei Palace Monument to him, ringing the bell of Jinghai Temple to pay homage to Tian Fei, the goddess of the sea who protected navigation safety.