What are the fun places in Changshu?

·Reading Desk·Fangta Park·Fangta Garden·Huang Gongwang Tomb·Jiange

·Jianmen·Qu Shichu Tomb·Lianzhu Cave·Liu Tomb·Polong Stream

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·Qian Muzhai Tomb·Qinpo Stream·Shajiabang·Shanghu·Shiwu Stream

·Shun Guoquan·Tomb of Four Eminent Monks·Taoyuan Stream·Tieqin Bronze Sword Tower·Wang Shigu Tomb

·Vimo Temple·Weng Tonghe Tomb·Xiaoshan Terrace·Xiaoshi Cave·Xinfeng Pavilion

·Xingfu Temple·Yanzi Temple·Yanzi Tomb·Yan Garden·Yushan

·Yushan Park·Yushan Gate·Jade Crab Spring·Zeng Garden·Zhao Garden

The Qiandi Lane site is located in Xinguang Village, Xieqiao Town, 2 kilometers north of Changshu City.

It is 395 meters long from north to south and 210 meters wide from east to west, with a total area of ​​more than 80,000 square meters. It was discovered in 1983 and more than 400 square meters were excavated in 1988. More than 200 cultural relics, mainly pottery and stone tools, were unearthed, and a number of ancient ash pits, ash trenches, wells, tombs and house remains were discovered. The upper limit belongs to the late period of the Majiabang Culture of primitive society, which is mainly characterized by the Songze Culture. It dates back about 5,500 years. It is the earliest Neolithic Age site discovered in Changshu with a long duration and rich cultural connotation. ?

Zhongyong’s Tomb

Zhongyong’s Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is located at the east foot of Yushan Mountain on Beimen Street in Changshu City. Covering an area of ​​2160 square meters. The original tomb was very high and gradually became deserted in the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties. During the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, his 106th descendant, Zhou Mu, who participated in politics in Zhejiang, was ordered to rebuild it, and it has been repaired many times since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Sitting west and facing east, it is adjacent to Yanzi's tomb. The diameter of the tomb is 4.5 meters and the height is about 2 meters. Behind the tomb are three steles, such as "Cemetery of Shang Yimin Yu Zhongzhou" erected by Zhenfei, the imperial censor who patrolled the south of the Yangtze River during the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty. There are Eluo City and worship platform outside. The tomb passage extends to the foot of the mountain and is 400 meters long. On the road, there are 4 pillars and 3 cupola-style stone pavilions built in the 10th, 15th and 31st years of Qianlong's reign (1745), including the "Cemetery of the Sage Yu Zhongzhou", the "Yougong of the South Country", and the "Gate of the Tomb of the Sage Zhongyong" built by Emperor Qianlong. seat. The forehead of the square is engraved with the names of Jiangnan Superintendent Cao Xiuxian, Jiangsu Grain Reserve Director Hu Wenbo, Liangjiang Governor Yin Jishan, Jiangsu Governor Chen Hongmou, academic administrator Li Yinpei, and chief envoy Su Erqing. On the second and third pillars of the square are engraved couplets: "The power of the Qing Dynasty will last for a hundred generations, and the people will benefit the barbarians for thousands of years." The tomb is built on the back of a mountain, occupying a commanding position, surrounded by huge rocks and tall pines and cypress trees. ?

Yanzi Tomb

Yanzi Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is located at the east foot of Yushan Mountain on Beimen Street in Changshu City, adjacent to Zhongyong's Tomb in the north. Covering an area of ​​5800 square meters. During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty, Yan's descendant Sun Yancheng began to build it. In the third year of Duanping in the Southern Song Dynasty (1236), the county magistrate Wang? The tomb passage was explicitly ordered to be protected, and it was repaired in subsequent dynasties. The existing buildings were rebuilt during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Sitting west and facing east, with the mountain at its back, there are three soaring-style stone squares built in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty: "Yanzi Tomb Daofang", "Daoqi Southeast Fang" and "Nanfang Confucius Fang". On the pillars of Toudaofang are engraved the couplets "Old Lu Mojing Wen Sun Shou, Gaolong Yufeng Ancient Trees". There is Ying'e Pond behind the square, and a literary bridge is built over the pond to access the tomb passage. There are stone pavilions in the middle of the mountain, and a stone plaque with the imperial inscription "Wen Kai Wu Hui" written in the 44th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1705) is hung. There are royal memorial tablet pavilions on both sides. The tomb is located in the wall behind Sandaofang, with a diameter of 3.5 meters and a height of 1.6 meters. Behind the tomb are 2 monuments, including the "Cemetery of the Xianxianzi Youyan" erected by Zhenfei, who patrolled the south of the Yangtze River between Chongzhen and Chongzhen. There are Luocheng, worship platform and walls outside, and the tomb passage is 142.5 meters long. On the north side of the tomb there are dragon head stones, Yanzi Restaurant, ink pond, graphite and other relics. ?

Chongjiao Xingfu Temple Pagoda

Chongjiao Xingfu Temple Pagoda is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. Located in the former Chongjiao Xingfu Temple inside Dadongmen of Changshu City, it is commonly known as the Square Tower and is a landmark building in the ancient city. It was first built in the fourth year of Jianyan of the Song Dynasty (1130). During the Xianchun period, monk Fayuan removed the remains and rebuilt it. There were many repairs in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the 10th year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1860), the temple was destroyed but the pagoda survived. During the Anti-Japanese War, the lower level was destroyed. It was overhauled in 1963 and rebuilt in 1987. The tower is square in appearance, with nine levels on four sides, and is a mixed structure of brick and wood. Layer by layer, the facade outline is parabolic, with raised wing corners and soft and smooth curves. It is three rooms wide, with arches and pot-shaped doorways in the middle, and flat seats and railings on the outside. You can go directly to the top floor from the wooden ladder. The iron components of the tower weigh about 15 tons, and the total height of the tower is more than 67 meters.

It is tall and straight, graceful in shape. Climb on it and have a panoramic view of the ancient city. Although this pagoda was built in the Song Dynasty, it still follows the pavilion-shaped structure of the Tang Dynasty and has the characteristics of early Buddhist pagodas. It is the most complete Song pagoda existing in Jiangsu Province. There are also ancient wells from the Song Dynasty and ginkgo trees in the pagoda, which together with the square pagoda are called the "Three Treasures". ?

Jusha Baifu Pagoda

Jusha Baifu Pagoda is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is located on Meili Town East Street, 12 kilometers east of Changshu City. Commonly known as Jusha Tower. It was built in the Shaoxing period of the Song Dynasty (1131-1162) by Qian Daozi, a native of the city. It was named after "Jusha II" in the Lotus Sutra, "Even children play, gather sand to form a pagoda, and all such people have become Buddhists." Character. It has 8 sides and 7 levels, and is more than 20 meters high. It has a pavilion-like structure of mixed brick and wood. The bottom room is square, and the door is opened from the front. The upper floors are rotated at 45-degree angles and overlap each other on the plane, forming an octagon, with four doors opening out of the way. and four cupboards. The tower's facade outline is in the shape of a fusiform arc. It has been repaired many times in the past dynasties. In the winter of the tenth year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1830), the wooden structure below the fourth floor was burned by wildfire. In the third year of Xuantong reign (1911), the top of the tower was blown down by strong winds, causing the tower body to tilt nearly one meter. In 1995, the implementation of correction and straightening was successful. It was overhauled from 1997 to 1998. Over the past 800 years, it has gone through many vicissitudes, but it still retains the typical characteristics of the Jiangnan Song Pagoda.

Yanzi Temple

Yanzi Temple is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. Located on the southeast side of the original Confucian Temple on Xueqian Street in Changshu City, it is a special temple dedicated to Changshu Renyan, a disciple of Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is currently the oldest existing ancestral temple building in Changshu. It was built in the third year of Qingyuan of Song Dynasty (1197) by Sun Yingshi, the county magistrate. It was originally named Danyang Gong Temple. It was moved to the Confucian Temple in the second year of Duanping (1235). It was renamed Wu Guogong Temple during the reign of Dade in the Yuan Dynasty. It was moved to its current location in the 22nd year of Chenghua (1486) in the Ming Dynasty. During the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty, the name was changed and a square was built in front of the temple. During the Tongzhi period, Zeng Guofan, the governor of Liangjiang, supervised the renovation, and it was renovated in 1985. The temple has three main halls, 10 meters wide and 8.1 meters high, with a square plane. In the Ming Dynasty, nanmu was used as the four golden pillars. The building is steady and beautiful, and its shape still retains the style of the Song Dynasty. There are inscriptions from the first year of Jiaxi of the Song Dynasty (1237) embedded in the walls of the temple. On the southwest side of the temple is the halberd gate of the Confucian Temple, and next to it is a ginkgo tree that is hundreds of years old.

Huang Gongwang’s Tomb and Temple

Huang Gongwang’s Tomb and Temple are cultural relics protection units in Jiangsu Province. It is located on the side of Xiaoshi Cave at the west foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. It leans against Yushan Mountain and faces Huqiao, covering an area of ​​more than 800 square meters. The diameter of the tomb is 4 meters and the height is 1.5 meters. Behind it is the monument "The Tomb of Yuan Gaoshi Huang Gong Yifeng" erected by Huang Tai, the 16th descendant of Huang Gongwang, in the 22nd year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1817). There are Luocheng and Baitai. The tomb passage down the hillside is more than 60 meters long. On top of it is a single-room cupola-style stone square rebuilt in the 1970s, with the inscription "Tomb passage of Mr. Huang Dachi, a scholar of Yuan Dynasty" engraved on the forehead. On the road around the mountain in front of Yue Tomb, there are three dining halls built in the Qing Dynasty. In the hall, there were originally hung woodcut couplets written by the calligrapher Ji Houyi. The couplet reads: "The father is also crazy, and I am also crazy. When I pass the Huangya Cliff burial place, I feel crazy." The higher the quality, the higher the talent. It is said that the paintings of fishing in the lake and snow are higher than those of the Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties." ?

Prince Zhaoming Reading Desk

Prince Zhaoming Reading Desk is located in Shimei Book Desk Park at the southeast foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. According to legend, it was the reading place of Xiao Tong, Prince Zhaoming of Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasty. Built with rammed mountain soil, it is 3.5 meters high, 14.6 meters long from north to south, and 12.7 meters wide from east to west. On the platform, there is a single-room rolling shed roof and a rectangular stone pavilion rebuilt by Yang Ziqi, the magistrate of the Ming Dynasty. In the middle, there is a stone inscription "Reading Table" inscribed by Jueluo Yalhashan on Liangbei Road in Suzhou in 1743, the eighth year of Qianlong reign in the Qing Dynasty. On the west side, there is a portrait of Xiao Tong engraved during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty and several inscriptions written by people there. The stage is surrounded by ancient trees, and behind the stage there is the famous "Jiaowei Spring", the source of the seven strings of the Qinchuan River. After crossing the spring and going up the stairs, there are other historic sites such as "Cangsheng Temple". "Book Desk Nostalgia" is one of the eighteen scenic spots in Yushan. ?

Wang Fang’s Tomb

Wang Fang’s Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is located on the south side of Shaoxiangbang Mountain Highway at the west foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. Covering an area of ​​266 square meters. Originally there were Weng Zhong, Rui Shou, the tomb table and the double pillar square, as well as the tomb square of Qing Wang Gong of Taipu Temple, etc., but they were later destroyed. The tomb faces south, with Yushan Mountain at its back and a mountain pond facing it. The tomb is surrounded by Luocheng. The tomb passage is 35 meters long and houses a single-room cupola-style granite square that was rebuilt in recent years. Wang Huan (1514~1555), whose courtesy name was Dewei and whose nickname was Cangye, was from Dongyang, Zhejiang Province. He was awarded Jinshi in the 29th year of Jiajing's reign in the Ming Dynasty (1550), and was awarded the title of Changshu County in the 31st year, with outstanding political achievements. In May of the 34th year, he died in the anti-Japanese war. The people of the city buried his loyal bones in Yushan, and the imperial court gave them to the young minister of Taipu Temple. ?

Zhao Yongxian’s former residence

Zhao Yongxian’s former residence is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. Located at No. 10, South Zhao Lane, Changshu City.

Zhao Yongxian (1535~1596), named Rushi and named Dingyu, was a Jinshi in the fifth year of Longqing in the Ming Dynasty (1571). He was promoted to the right minister of the Ministry of Rites in Nanjing. At the beginning of the Apocalypse, he was given the posthumous title of "Wen Yi" as the Minister of Rites. Together with his son Qimei, he is a famous bibliophile. The former residence faces south and has three existing houses with a construction area of ​​more than 400 square meters. The second entrance hall is 3 rooms 10.4 meters wide and 10 purlins 10.73 meters deep. The beams are carved with exquisite patterns such as clouds, cranes and lotus leaves, and the beams and brackets are all painted. There are three small study rooms in the east wing of the hall, which are the "Pulse View Hall" of Zhao's collection of books. It has built-in floor-to-ceiling windows and a patio in front. It is small and exquisite. The lakes, rocks, mountains, etc. stored there are all historical relics. This house is the most complete existing Ming Dynasty residential house in Changshu. ?

Qu Shili Tomb

Qu Shili Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is located in Niuwotan, west of Fushui Rock, at the top of Yushan Mountain. Qu Shili, an anti-Qing strategist, was captured in Guilin in the seventh year of Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty (1650) and died for refusing to surrender. His remains were carried back thousands of miles by his grandson Changwen and buried here. Sitting east and facing west, it covers an area of ​​1,820 square meters. It is built with earth seals, city walls and walls. A monument of "Tomb of Qu Gong Zhongxuan" is erected behind the tomb. The tomb passage is 56.5 meters long. In the middle, a single-room cupola-style stone square was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. The forehead is engraved with "Qing Zhongxuan Mingwen Zhongqu Cemetery", and there are couplets engraved on the front and back of the square pillars. There is also a moon pool and a stone altar in front of the square. The tomb area is shaded by pines and cypresses. His son taught Song Xi and Sun to inspect Changwen and bury it beside him.

Caiyi Hall

Caiyi Hall is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Located in the gate of Wengjia Lane in Changshu City, it is the main building of Weng's former residence and Weng Tongli Memorial Hall. It was built in the middle and late Ming Dynasty. It was originally owned by the Sang family, a large family in the city. The hall was named "Sen Gui" and later changed to "Cong Gui". During the Longqing and Wanli Periods, it was the residence of Yan Cheng, the guqin master of Shaowu Prefecture. In the 13th year of Daoguang reign of the Qing Dynasty (1833), Jiangxi Xuezheng Weng Xinchun bought it from Zhong and changed its name to "Caiyi Hall". His son Weng Tong? I spent my teenage years here. The hall sits in the north and faces south, with a hard mountain top with five ridges, a width of 3 rooms and 14.98 meters, and a depth of 14.03 meters. The materials are strong and strong, and there are 116 colorful paintings on the beams, purlins and other places, with a total area of ​​about 150 square meters. It is divided into three categories: pure baggage, fully composed baggage and imitation official color paintings. The patterns are mainly geometric brocade patterns, clouds, dragons, cranes, etc., with various patterns and endless changes. Part of the picture is painted with powder and plastic to highlight the three-dimensional effect. It is the best work among the ancient architectural paintings in the south of the Yangtze River. Also hanging on the beam is the plaque "Caiyi Hall" written by Chen Luan, the governor of Suzhou in the 15th year of Daoguang's reign (1835). ?

Wang Shigu Tomb

Wang Shigu Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is located on the bank of Chengjia Bridge at the west foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. Wang Shigu’s name? , was a famous painter in the early Qing Dynasty. The tomb faces south and faces the mountain front pond, covering an area of ​​457 square meters. There are Eluo City, worship platform, tomb gate and tomb passage outside the tomb. There are two steles behind the tomb, one of which was written by Weng Tongyi, who was dismissed from his post by Empress Dowager Cixi and lived in seclusion in his hometown in 1900. At the entrance of the tomb passage, a single-room cupola-style stone square was rebuilt in the 1980s, with the inscription "The tomb passage of Mr. Shigu, the holy king painted in the Qing Dynasty" engraved on the forehead. ?

Vimo Temple

Vimala Temple is located on a ridge about 2 kilometers west of Xinfeng Pavilion in Yushan City, Changshu City, covering an area of ​​2,300 square meters. It was first built in the first year of Longxing in the Song Dynasty (1163) and was originally named Shiwuweimo Temple. In the third year of Chunxi (1176), the right prime minister Zeng Huai asked him to be the Gongde Yuan, and was awarded the title of "showing relatives and endowment of Fu Chan Yuan". In the fourth year of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty (1429), the name was changed. It was heavily renovated during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and together with Huiri, Poshan and Sanfeng temples, it is known as the four ancient temples in Changshu. It was destroyed by war in the tenth year of Xianfeng and rebuilt during Guangxu. There are existing buildings such as Tianwang Hall, Amitabha Hall, Main Hall, Wanghai Tower, Gourd Pond, Bowling Spring, and Mountain Gate. It was renovated in 1983 and named "Vimore Villa". When staying in this temple, it is best to watch the sunrise in the morning. "Vimalakirti Rising Sun" is one of the eighteen scenic spots in Yushan. Standing on "Wanghu Rock", you can see Shanghu Lake in the south, and climbing on "Wanghai Tower", you can see the Yangtze River in the north. The temple is surrounded by green tea fields, lush pines and bamboos, and the scenery is pleasant. ?

Xinfeng Pavilion

Xinfeng Pavilion is a cultural relic protection unit in Changshu City. It is located at the highest point of the East Ridge of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. It was first built during the Jiatai period of the Southern Song Dynasty. Because you can see the east and west Kuncheng Lake and Shang Lake below the city from the pavilion, it is named "Wanghu Pavilion". Later, it was renamed Jimu, Daguan, etc., with similar meanings. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, it was named after Feng Shui experts. It has been repaired many times since the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was demolished and overhauled in 1995. The pavilion is a double-layered pavilion with double eaves and a pointed roof, made of wood and bricks. The pavilion is hexagonal, with each side 3.8 meters long, with extended wings and beautiful shape. According to folk legend, there was a man named Xu Zhenjun who kept the dragon under the pavilion. In the old days, whenever there was a long drought, the villagers often destroyed the corner of the pavilion, saying that it would bring rain, and then repair it after the rain came. The sky is bright and clear, and you can see the Yangtze River winding like a belt from the pavilion.

The sun sets in the west, the streets under the pavilion are picturesque, and the smoke is everywhere, which makes people feel relaxed and happy. "Xinfeng Sunset" is one of the eighteen scenic spots in Yushan. ?

Yan Garden

Yan Garden is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. Located in Xinfeng Lane, Changshu City. Covering an area of ​​about 2800 square meters. It was first built by Jiang Yuanshu, a native of Taiwan's prefecture during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. During the Jiaqing period, his nephew Jiang Yinpei, the magistrate of Tai'an County, repaired it and invited Ge Yuliang, a famous master of Jinling stone stacking, to build a Yellowstone rockery and named it Yangu, hence the name Yanyuan. It has an ingenious conception, unique architecture, and many exotic flowers and trees. In particular, the Yangu rockery is steep, strange, and ever-changing. It is appreciated by horticulturists and is famous in Jiangnan for its traditional classical garden characteristics. After 1984, part of the landscape was gradually restored and opened as a park. ?

Tieqin and Bronze Sword Tower

Tieqin and Bronze Sword Tower is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. Located on West Street, Guli Town, Changshu. The building area is 285 square meters. It was first built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and served as the library library of Qu Shaoji, the scholar of Yanghu County, and his descendants for five generations. Together with Yang's Haiyuan Pavilion in Liaocheng, Shandong, Lu's Baibai Song Building in Gui'an, and Ding's Eight Thousand Volumes Building in Qiantang, it was collectively known as the four largest libraries in the country during the Qing Dynasty. Qu Yong, the son of Qu Shaoji, liked gold and stone. He once had an iron piano and a bronze sword, so he named the building. Facing south, the existing building has two entrances, each with two floors, with a width of 8.87 meters and a depth of 6.55 meters. Aisles are set up in the east and west compartments to connect the front and rear. Sill windows are added on the north and south sides to provide ventilation and lighting for the indoor books, and an external firewall is installed. After comprehensive repairs in 1986, it was turned into the "Iron Qin and Bronze Sword Collection Memorial Hall". ?

Zeng's Xukuo Garden

Zeng's Xukuo Garden is located in front of Xiweng Mansion in Changshu City. It is adjacent to Zhao's Kettle Garden in the west. It was first built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty to monitor the ruins of "Xiaowangchuan" by Qian Dai, a native of Yushiyi. After many changes of owners, Zeng Zhi, a doctor in the Ministry of Justice, purchased the camp as his home during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty and named it "Xukuoju". It was also the former residence of his son Zeng Pu, a writer in the late Qing Dynasty. This garden faces the city river and faces Yushan Mountain at its back. It has a clear pond in the middle, surrounded by rockeries and pavilions, and the corridors are winding and well-proportioned. There are whitebark pine, red bean tree and other famous and ancient trees that are hundreds of years old in the garden. Dozens of calligraphy inscriptions by celebrities such as Weng Tongli and Li Hongzhang are embedded in the corridor walls. The garden uses mountains to capture the scenery, blending the scenery of the mountains and water into one, and the construction is unique. It is a typical bureaucratic garden in Changshu during the Qing Dynasty. ?

Weng Tong's Tomb

Weng Tong's Tomb is a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. It is located at the foot of Gege Peak in the west of Yushan Mountain in Changshu City. Covering an area of ​​about 700 square meters. It is the westernmost mound in the Weng family cemetery. Weng Tonghui was the emperor's advisor in the Tongzhi and Guangxu dynasties and was the prime minister. Later, because he supported the reform and reform, he angered the Empress Dowager Cixi and was dismissed from his post. He lived in seclusion in Weng's Bingshe at the foot of the mountain until he died of depression. The tomb seal has a diameter of 3 meters and a height of 1.2 meters. It is equipped with a Luocheng, a worship platform and a tomb gate. There is only one stele erected behind the tomb. The tomb passage twists and turns to the south, about 65 meters long. At the entrance along the mountain road, there is a single-room cupola-style stone square rebuilt in 1984, with the inscription "Weng's Xinqian" on the forehead. The tomb area is backed by Yushan Mountain, surrounded by tall junipers and cypresses, and the scenery is very beautiful. ?

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Yushan

Yushan National Forest Park is an important scenic spot in the National Taihu Lake Scenic Area. Located in the northwest of the city, nearly half of it extends into the city. It was named after Yu Zhong, the second son of King Tai of Zhou Dynasty, was buried here in the late Shang Dynasty. Also known as Wumu, Haiwu, Funiu, etc. It is 263 meters above sea level and extends from northwest to southeast. The ridgeline is more than 6,400 meters long and the widest point is about 2,200 meters. The southwest slope is short and steep, with many cliffs and dangerous rocks, forming landscapes such as Fushui Qingyan and Jianmen's strange rocks. The northeastern slope stretches gently, with many secluded streams and deep streams, forming Taoyuan, Shiwu, Dingshan, Polong, Ruishi, Qinpo and other mountain stream attractions. There are many natural caves and springs in the mountains. The caves include Laoshi Cave, Xiaoshi Cave, Baiyun Cave, Xianren Cave, Laohu Cave, Yangpeng Cave, Shuilian Cave, Lianzhu Cave, etc. The springs include Jiaowei Spring, Tongcha Spring, and Suiyang Spring. , Gaodao Spring, Shun Guo Spring, Junzi Spring, Jade Crab Spring, Lie Spring, Yongquan, etc. Since the Western Jin Dynasty, Haiyu County and Changshu County have successively built cities at the foot of the mountain. Temples, pavilions and gardens, tombs of famous people, and cultural relics from past dynasties are scattered all over the foothills. There are many rare birds and famous flowers and trees in the mountains. Special products include Baoyan Bayberry, Dingshan Chestnut, Green Turtle, Pine Mushroom, and Sword Gate. Green tea etc. ?

Shanghu Lake

Shanghu Lake is located about 2 kilometers away from the southwest suburb of Changshu City, parallel to Yushan Mountain in the south. According to legend, Jiang Shang once fished in this lake, hence its name. Also known as Shanghu, Zhaoshan Lake, Shanqian Lake, West Lake, etc. It is about 7.5 kilometers from east to west and 1 to 3 kilometers from south to south, with a total area of ​​12.5 square kilometers. The lake is rippling with blue waves, reflected by the green mountains in the north, and surrounded by Liugang. There are large and small lakes and farms and farmhouses on the lakeside. Boating on the lake, misty and rainy, makes you feel like you are in a painting. In ancient times, literati and poets liked to visit the lake, enjoy the mountains, recite poems and compose poems.

Now it has been developed into a scenic tourist area, with 7 scenic spots including Hexiangzhou, Juxiangzhou, Peach Blossom Island, Fenglinzhou, Songbird Island, Yulezhou and Yanyuzhou, with a total area of ​​730,000 square meters.