What are the scenic spots in Wuchuan?
Siheyuan, Song Mei Yi Temple, grouse pavilion, Ming Twin Towers and other ancient buildings; There are scholar Lin Zhaotang's former residence, Li Hanhun's former residence, General Zhang Yan's former residence and Chen Lanbin's former residence. Wuchuan traditional folk art has a long history, and clay sculpture, floating color and flower bridge are known as "three wonders of Wuchuan". Neolithic Site: Shell Hill in Wu Shan, South Wushan Mountain, Wu Li Village, Changqi Town, Wuchuan City. It was initially identified as/kloc-0 discovered by the cultural relics investigation team in 1983 and excavated before 1984 ~ 1986. The site covers an area of over 350 square meters. The cultural height is1.3m. It contains a lot of clams and snail shells. The unearthed pottery is mainly pots and cans, decorated with rope patterns, basket patterns and stone tools. These prove that Wuchuan had human activities as early as 4000 years ago. Ancient sites: the living site of the Eastern Han Dynasty in Nansheling Village, Tang Wei Town, the site of Lingnan Dynasty Village in Beidadou, Luxi Village, Wangcungang, the site of Jin Dong Village in Nannvling Village, Liang Na Village, Wuyang Town, the site of XiaSong Cun in Baisha Simaoling, Wuyang Town, the kiln site in Xiamiaoling Village, Changqilingtou Village, the tomb of the Northern Southern Dynasties in Nvling Village, Wangcungang, and the northern Wu Mausoleum in Luxi Village. Liao Zhigu Port: Liao Zhigong was a big port in the south of China from the Tang and Song Dynasties to the Republic of China for nearly a thousand years. County annals: "This place was once the first of the six cities." Therefore, there is a saying that "gold is Liao Zhi, silver is Chikan". Liaozhigang site is located at the southern end of Wuyang Street. Liaozhi Port is located at the intersection of Liaozhi Village and Qiaotou Village. It became a port at the end of Yuan Dynasty, prospered in Ming Dynasty and declined in Qing Dynasty. Xiangshan Ancient Temple: Located in the southwest of Bopu Town, Wuchuan City, it was built around 283 AD (the early years of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty) and has been rebuilt in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. There was once a temple association (which no longer exists) that said: Jinmei took the water as a guide, and the water flowed in a long way, and took Maoshan to Wudang Mountain in the distance from Maoshan Xiangshan. Meilong Ancestral Temple: Located in the southwest of Meilongtou Village, it was founded in the Song Dynasty and rebuilt in 1762 (the 27th year of Qing Qianlong) and 1838 (Daoguang 18). Basically intact, renovated in recent years. The temple is a three-way quadrilateral layout with hard top and bucket beam structure. The roofs of the first two corridors are glazed tiles supported by several columns. The words "Lu Mei Ancestral Temple" are engraved on the door. Maoshan Academy: Located in Bopu Town, Wuchuan, it was founded by Wang Jun in Jin Dynasty, and it was more than 700 years ago/kloc-0. This used to be the place where Wang Jun collected books. Maoshan Academy written by Chen Lanbin is a place where celebrities live in seclusion, write, give lectures and educate people. Wuchuan Gong Xue: Located in Wuyang Middle School, it was built in Yuan Dynasty by master books of Tang Bida and Wu Zhongyuan. The original building area is 1 1,000 square meters, and it consists of five buildings: Jimen, Dacheng Hall, Chongsheng Temple, Minglun Hall and Zunjing Pavilion. After many renovations in Ming and Qing Dynasties, it is a palace-style building with brick and wood columns. At present, only Gong Xue Dacheng Hall is left, with a width of 20.3m, a depth of12m and a front eaves depth of1.5m, which is of high historical, artistic and scientific value. In disrepair. Twin Towers: Located in Wenta Village, Wuyang Town, in A.D. 1599 (the 27th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty), Wuchuan County ordered Zhou Ying 'ao to build this feng shui tower in the meandering river and sea. Because Tetsi Mountain and Lishan Mountain are far away from the tower, it was named "Twin Towers". The tower is a planar octagonal, seven-story pavilion-style brick building with a height of 23.15m and a floor diameter of 9.8m.. The tower is folded inside the wall, and there are fake platforms on each floor. The tower base is decorated with carved stone slabs, and the tower corner is embedded with Totalix stone carvings, with simple images and different postures. In 2000, Guangdong Provincial People's Government announced it as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. Jipu Pavilion: Located in the middle street of Wuyang Town, it was built in 124 1~ 1252 (Chunshu years in the Southern Song Dynasty), and it was the secluded place for Li Lingyun to give lectures. The original building of Jipu Pavilion was a pavilion, which was rebuilt many times in Ming and Qing Dynasties. The existing building belongs to the ancestral hall of the Qing Dynasty, with a total area of 485 square meters. Jipu Pavilion has a history of more than 700 years. Although it has been rebuilt many times, it still retains the architectural characteristics of the Qing Dynasty. Nanchengmen: Nanchengmen, also known as Yonghe Gate, is located at the south intersection of Licheng Village, Wuyang Town. It was built in A.D. 1394 (twenty-seven years of Ming Hongwu) and was originally a Tucheng. 1340 (the first year of Yongle) was made of bricks; In 1478 (the 14th year of Chenghua), a huge brick wall with four gates was built. 1938, Wuchuan County ordered Wei Liu to prevent Japanese planes from looking for bombing targets, and ordered the demolition of the city. The south gate was kept because it was too late to dismantle it. It is the witness of Wuchuan's history. Jintong Bridge: Located in the courtyard of Wuchuantang Town, it was built at 1880 (in the sixth year of Guangxu reign of Qing Dynasty) and is a bridge with seven arches and seven columns. The bridge is 25 meters long and 3 meters wide, with stone railings on both sides; The bridge is more than 3 meters high and has 7 holes, each of which is 3 meters wide. Both ends of the pier are tapered, each with railings about 1 m, which is the remains of the floating bridge in Song Dynasty. Former residence of Chen Lanbin
Zhangyan general former residence
Former residence of Li Hanhun
Chen Lanbin's former residence: Located in Huang Po Village, Huang Po Town, it was built in A.D. 1875 (the first year of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty), with a brick-wood quadrangle with an area of 420 square meters. 1983 was announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Wuchuan City; In 2000, it was announced as a cultural relic protection unit in Guangdong Province. Li Hanhun's former residence: Located in Lingtou Village, Huang Po Town, it was built during the Anti-Japanese War and covers an area of about1.2000 square meters. There are many buildings, the main rooms are thrift garden and thrifty garden, duty room, pavilion and garden, which run through Buyi Lane 1 and Lane 2. Large scale, neat and beautiful. Locals also call it "Hao Bo Garden". Zhang Yan's former residence: located in Zhangshan Village, Tangzhu Town, Wuchuan City. 1958, the Central People's Government of People's Republic of China (PRC) ratified Zhang Yan as a revolutionary martyr; 1984, Zhang Yan's former residence was designated as a cultural relics protection unit in Wuchuan City; 1989, designated as the key cultural relics protection unit in Guangdong province.
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Wuchuan is a small town near the sea, and its seaside tourism resources are very rich and distinctive. Traditional scenic spots include Jizhaowan and Wuyang Gold Coast, and now the "Nantianyishi" scenic spot has been developed. Wuyang Gold Coast-Chaoyang in the East China Sea
Eight scenic spots in Wuchuan: Yanhua moonlit night, a glimpse of high rent, extremely low return on fishing, fishermen casting nets, sunrise in the East China Sea, hanging rainbows, singing on Mount Li firewood, and limited snow. Here are the three main ancient scenic spots in Wuchuan. Snow flying in Jianmen: In ancient times, the lower reaches of Jianjiang River, especially the exit of Jianjiang River, were wide and stormy. At that time, there were not many ships sailing in Jianjiang estuary, and the waves hit the awning, splashing like snowflakes from a distance, so it was called Jianmen Flying Snow. Lishan firewood singing: Lishan, located in the west of Fengliudong Village, Tangzhuan Town, is 56 meters high, with lush trees and beautiful scenery. There is a natural well at the top of the mountain, an octagonal pavilion site next to the well, a stone spring on the mountainside, commonly known as Malan Water Bowl, and the Sanxian Ancient Temple (destroyed by 1958) funded by Shiliba Township at the foot of the mountain. The ancient folk customs were simple, and the woodcutter who went up the mountain to collect firewood sang Wuchuan folk songs to amuse himself. The song is melodious and ethereal, just like a paradise, so Lishan Bridge has become one of the eight scenic spots in Wuchuan. Wuyang Gold Coast: Wuyang Gold Coast is located in the southeast coast of the town, with a coastline of 18km, blue sea and silver sand, a wide field of vision and an area of 8km2. It has been designated as a windbreak belt of "man and biosphere" by the United Nations. It is a good place to watch the sea and play the waves. Sunrise in the East China Sea is the same in ancient and modern times. Fishermen go fishing in the early morning, which is a very beautiful scenic line. Jizhaowan: a famous tourist area, located in Qinba Town, Wuchuan City, Guangdong Province, with a distance of 13km and a coastline of 1 1.2km. It is a seaside tourist resort with beautiful scenery, clean beaches in the bay, clear trees and clear waters, and strange rocks outside the bay, and is known as "Beidaihe in the South". 1May 7, 994, approved by the Guangdong Provincial People's Government, it was named as a provincial tourist resort; In 2003, it was rated as a national triple A tourist attraction.