Travel to Wuhan during National Day, give me a more detailed seven-day travel plan.

Wuhan is a very common city... Due to the hot weather... Wuhan people dress more casually... Wear whatever is comfortable... In midsummer... you can often see Wuhan men wearing shirtless clothes Going into battle... So even in Wuhan in October... "Autumn Tiger" is very scary - referring to the rise in temperature in autumn...

The three towns of Wuhan stand on top of each other... namely Hankou, Hanyang and Wuchang ..

The attractions in Hankou include:

1. Hankou River Beach

Hankou River Beach is located on the north bank of Wuhan City on the Yangtze River, covering an area of ​​1.6 million square meters. The landscape along the riverside avenue is adjacent to the Dragon King Temple scenic spot, connected to the Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street, facing the Yellow Crane Tower scenic spot, and competing with the Yangtze River, forming a unique and charming landscape center in the central area of ​​Wuhan. Wuhan River Beach also has a fitness area with a total area of ​​120,000 square meters, of which the Hankou River Beach Fitness Corridor is 80,000 square meters, including 14 tennis courts, an ice skating rink, fitness trails, swimming pools and other fitness venues. The national fitness corridor covering an area of ​​3,000 square meters and the 140-meter-long plastic track are even more beautiful scenery. In the early morning, this is a great place for those who like to exercise. At dusk, stroll along the river beach, listen to the surging water of the Yangtze River and Han River, and feel the strong charm of Wuhan. Wuhan River Beach is known as the Golden Bund. According to incomplete statistics, Wuhan River Beach has received an average of more than 10 million Chinese and foreign tourists every year since its opening, making it a famous tourism brand in Wuhan. As a name, the Bund originated from the road built by Western colonists on the Huangpu River beach in Shanghai in 1843. It was called thebund, and the Chinese translation is the Bund.

People’s memories of the Bund are actually rooted in a nostalgia for prosperity. In people's minds, prosperity is one of the important characteristics of a city. Especially for Wuhan people, prosperity is the proper meaning of the term "Greater Wuhan".

Walking along the Hankou Riverside Avenue, from Jianghanguan to the Municipal Government Office Building (former German Consulate), 12 century-old buildings with different styles are lined up in a row. The formation of each building will solidify. An unchangeable history, and an urban space is constructed between buildings, incorporating the past and present, while also implicitly indicating the future.

Walking from one intersection to another is like turning the pages of a book. This book is about the most prosperous past of Wuhan in the past years. It was China's second largest industrial and trade center after Shanghai in modern history, and it was also one of the most westernized cities in China. , and the witness of all this is Jiangtan. Guanjiang Tourist Area: Tianjin Road entrance square, Pingjiang Observation Deck, cultural square and open-air theater, and added sculptures and cultural poetry walls to improve cultural taste. In particular, Guanjiang leisure service facilities were added, and riverside cafes were arranged. , teahouse and other service functions, forming a rich and distinctive viewing route.

The square has a wide view of the river. An exhibition center and a flood control dispatching center are arranged on both sides of the square. Both buildings adopt streamlined shapes, which organically echo the shape of the passenger port. Between the two buildings is a parking lot of 3,400 square meters (can park 100 vehicles).

Pingjiang Viewing - With the theme of "Song of the Yangtze River", sculptures such as "River Water" and "The Great River Goes East" are laid out to display the cultural characteristics of the Yangtze River. The area is 1500 square meters.

Cultural Square - with the theme of Yangtze River poetry and cultural sculpture display, the layout uses stone-carved poems and relief landscape walls to display the praises of the Yangtze River by Mao Zedong and literati of the past dynasties. Linyin Plaza covers an area of ​​2,600 square meters.

The open-air square will be arranged with a fan-shaped staircase stage, covering an area of ​​3,600 square meters, which can accommodate 1,000 people at the same time for weekend concerts and fan activities. There are Chinese opera masks, lamp posts and rest corridors around the amphitheater.

Central Square Area: The Lihuangpi Road gate will be widened to 30 meters, forming an open pedestrian entrance. The central square is the main entrance area where green landscape, large waterscape and night view blend together. It includes large-scale stepped landscaping and a "Dance of Light" plaza.

The central square forms three spatial levels. The first level is a semicircular tree-lined square, and the second level is an "S"-shaped glass gallery and light tunnel, with simple patterns on both sides. The third level is sparse forest and grassland, and the three levels as a whole form an open and transparent stepped green space landscape.

2. Hankou Pedestrian Street

The section of Jianghan Road from Yanjiang Avenue to Hualou Street was once the "foreign street" of the British Concession in the late Qing Dynasty. In 1890, the modern historical geographer Yang Shoujing described According to the "Combined Map of Wuhan Towns", the east of this section is Guangli Lane. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, with the development of commerce and foreign trade, many bank buildings were built in this section, and the street was widened to 12 meters. The sovereignty was occupied by the British Concession and renamed Taiping Street. Historically, Jianghan Road was actually the dividing line between Chinese and foreigners. Hualou Street and Huangpi Street to the west of Jianghan Road and the adjacent Daxing Road area are shops, workshops, and food stores with front stores and back factories opened by ethnic industrialists and merchants. The streets facing it are basically banks, companies and shops opened by imperialist countries, bureaucrats and national capitalists. In addition, the Jianghanguan Ferry Terminal welcomes and drops off passengers, creating a commercial atmosphere on Jianghan Road.

The most eye-catching thing about the 1,210-meter Jianghan Road is the rows of various buildings: European style, Roman style, Byzantine style, Renaissance style, classicism, modernism... People say that Jianghan The road is a museum of Wuhan's twentieth-century architecture.

Looking at the pedestrian street from Yanjiang Avenue, Jianghan Pass and Nissin Bank are facing each other. As a modern landmark building in Wuhan, the solemn and elegant classical style of Jianghan Pass is strongly exuded from the color of the stone and the delicate buttercup leaves of the Corinthian columns. The architect who restored the house described it as: a huge living work of art.

Nissin & Co., Ltd., however, displays the dignified and magnificent ancient Roman style everywhere: crown-domed towers, thick horizontal eaves, and a facade that is three horizontally and three vertically. The steps cascading down between the colonnades are full of authority, and every granite on the thick wall is dignified. This is indeed a symbol of the bank.

Next to Nissin Bank is Nissin Bank. From a distance, the two buildings are integrated and complement each other: similar architectural shapes, the same granite masonry, and the rhythm of the colonnades, just like a poem. A huge and continuous rondo.

Wandering on Jianghan Road, the Bank of Taiwan, Bank of Shanghai, and Bank of China are all built with stone blocks. They have exquisite floral decorations, beautiful lines, and are rich and neat. They are marvelous.

You can also experience another style in Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street - modern architecture filled with simplicity, purity and smooth lines. Among them, the landmark ones are the Industrial Bank of China and Siming Bank, built in 1934 and 1936 respectively, both of which were built by the master architect Lu Yongbiao. Siming Bank was built in 1934. The entire building rises from the ground. It is light-colored and tall. Even the doors and windows are made of thin black iron rods. CITIC Industrial Bank's black marble exterior wall on the ground floor and Chu red exterior wall on the middle and upper floors lead directly to the spire. With a "height" of 48.5 meters, it has been the tallest building in decades. It is a model of modern architecture in Wuhan and a milestone.

As I bid farewell to the gloomy dust, there are also many colorful houses on Jianghan Road. The most popular ones are the buildings in Shanghai Village, with red tiles, clear water walls, wooden windows and white chimneys, giving it a modern European scenery. . Moving the perspective to the side of the street, the stacked colorful buildings add a bit of lively atmosphere to the commercial street.

Across Zhongshan Avenue, Daqing Bank and Bank of China Hankou Branch guard the intersection of Jianghan Road and Zhongshan Avenue. The Daqing Bank Building was built in 1916. It is square in shape, majestic and has outstanding classical style.

Further forward, the Domestic Products Company Building (today’s Xuan Palace Hotel and Central Department Store) has a European style. It was started in 1928 and has a unique L-shaped shape. Standing in Zhongbai Square, looking up at the sky along Jianghan Road, Zhongbai, Xuangong Hotel and the buildings directly opposite form one of the most beautiful skylines in Hankou. The building's decorative columns, curved corners, and open dome pavilion break the straightness of the roof of the Chinese-style building and make it look well-proportioned. The pointed cone at the top of the pavilion has a sense of upward impulse, making the whole city seem to be in a passion for the blue sky.

There are 13 buildings on Jianghan Road listed as outstanding historical buildings, including 1 at the provincial level, 6 at the municipal level, and 6 at the municipal level.

3. Dragon King Temple

The Dragon King Temple in Hankou is located at the Han Port at the intersection of the Han River and the Yangtze River. The total length is 1080 meters. There used to be a temple there to control floods. During the 1998 flood, national leaders even visited the Dragon King Temple to direct the work. According to "Hankou Zhuzhi Ci", the Longwang Temple Pier was built in the fourth year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1739).

During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, the Han River was rerouted from Zhuankou to the exit of the Dragon King Temple. The area around the Dragon King Temple was known to be dangerous due to its narrow river surface, steep banks and strong water, and many boats capsized. Therefore, some people built the Dragon King Temple to pray for the Dragon King's blessing and safety. However, for dozens of years, the Dragon King Temple had a site but no temple. During the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese carried out heavy bombings in this area, leaving the current Jianghan Park and Heping Lane in ruins. After liberation, Longwangmiao Wharf was a dedicated wharf for Wuhan Water Transport Company. Along the Han River there are Dakuoxiang Wharf, Feiyun Company Wharf and Jijiazui Wharf.

In addition, the Longwang Temple International Plaza located in Longwang Temple, Hankou is making every effort to build an international business and tourism aircraft carrier integrating wholesale, shopping, fashion, leisure, entertainment and tourism. It will soon be built into a modern wholesale center, fashion center on Hanzheng Street A large-scale international plaza integrating the three major parts of the life center and the business and tourism center, it forms the Wuhan Binjiang characteristic business and tourism area with "food, accommodation, transportation, travel, entertainment, and shopping" and becomes a comprehensive shopping, leisure, tourism, sightseeing, and catering area. It is a super-large business and tourism aircraft carrier that integrates entertainment and entertainment.

The attractions in Hanyang include:

1. Guishan

Guishan or Lushan is a mountain with many scenic spots and historic sites in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. In ancient times, this mountain was named Yiji Mountain. Located in the north of Hanyang City in Wuhan City, it is one of the three mountains with more scenic spots and historic sites in Wuhan City. Guishan Scenic Area has been a famous tourist attraction in history. Guishan faces the river in front, the Han River in the north, the Moon Lake in the west, and the Lotus Lake in the south. It is powerfully entrenched and confronts Wuchang Snake Mountain across the river. The situation is very precipitous. Guishan is mainly famous for the historical sites on the mountain. This mainly includes Guanwang Temple, Zangma Cave, Whetstone, Taiping Xingguo Temple, Guiyue Pavilion Zhuangyuan Stone, Yu Palace, Yueshu Pavilion, Taohua Cave Luohan Temple, Longxiang Temple, Lu Su Tomb, Xiang Jingyu Martyrs Cemetery and Red Soldier Cemetery and more. The terrain of Guishan is unique. It faces the Yangtze River on one side and the Han River on the other. This side of the Yangtze River faces Snake Mountain across the river. Mao Zedong's words go: "Turtles and snakes lock the river." You can imagine the spectacular image. Opposite the Hankou River Beach on the other side of the Han River, the numerous Western buildings serve as its backdrop. The best thing is that the Han River surrounds it from one side and joins the Yangtze River at its feet, forming a triangle called Nan'an Mouth. The scenery is extremely spectacular and is known as the finishing touch of Wuhan's urban construction. The Wuhan Municipal Government has long been interested in developing this area and has solicited many plans, but it is still difficult to decide for fear of not getting it right or causing damage.

If you want to ask where the center of the three towns in Wuhan is, I think it is Guishan. Although Guishan is small, its two bridges are its outstretched left and right arms. It embraces the Yangtze River on the right and the Han River on the left, connecting the three towns of Wuhan into one. This kind of courage and this kind of pattern are breathtaking! Since ancient times, Guishan has been a battleground for military strategists. During the Three Kingdoms period, Soochow Wu set up a fortress here and fought several bloody battles with Cao Cao's soldiers; the Taiping Army attacked Wuchang three times and set up battlefields in the Guishan area; in the Battle of Yangxia after the First Rebellion of 1911, the rebel army also took control of Guishan for the first time. During the Anti-Japanese War, Chinese anti-aircraft guns were installed on Guishan Mountain, firing hateful shells at enemy planes. Until the 1970s, Guishan was still an important military area. Guishan focused on martial arts, while Snake Mountain on the other side focused on culture. A Yellow Crane Tower, so many famous works, so popular! Although Guishan has been chanted in the past dynasties, there are no famous works. The essays are slightly inferior to Snake Shan in terms of style, but when it comes to heroic spirit, Snake Shan cannot hold a candle to it. The two mountains face each other across the river. One is civilized and the other is military. It has a unique charm.

2. Guiyuan Zen Temple

Guiyuan Zen Temple was built in the 15th year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1658 AD). It is based on the "Guiyuan Second Road" in the Shurangama Sutra. "It was named Guiyuan Zen Temple."

Guiyuan Zen Temple faces west to east and consists of more than 20 main buildings such as the Main Hall, Luohan Hall, Weituo Hall, Dashi Pavilion, Sutra Pavilion, Buddha Chanting Hall, and Stele Corridor. They are towering and scattered. Alternating between sparse and dense, it forms a pattern of its own.

Guiyuan Zen Temple has various versions of Buddhist classics as well as Buddhist cultural treasures such as the Bay Leaf Sutra, the Northern Wei Dynasty stone carvings, the Tang Dynasty Guanyin stone carvings, and the Burmese Jade Buddha. The five hundred Arhats enshrined in the Arhat Hall are of various shapes and lifelike. They are currently the most well-preserved group of Five Hundred Arhats with the highest artistic value in my country. Behind the Sutra Pavilion of Guiyuan Zen Temple, there is an ancient acacia tree that is 370 years old and is still full of vitality. The "scars" carved by thunder and lightning on the honey locust tree seem to confirm the vicissitudes of history of the ancient temple in front of you. When Guiyuan Zen Temple developed into the "First Temple in Hubei" today, covering an area of ​​more than 100 acres, with a peak of 200,000 daily visitors, the strong incense in the temple often reminded the honey locust trees of their desolation 350 years ago.

It was 1658. This lush and lush honey locust tree was just 20 years old. Like hundreds of other trees, it grew on a small hill called Cuiweifeng. It still vividly remembers the scene at that time: there is Cuiwei Pavilion in the east, a large pond in the south, and beside the pond is the Parrot Island with "luxuriant grass". It is wild and open, the sky is low, and there are few people.

In the summer of this year, two eminent monks named Baiguang and Zhufeng came to Cuiweifeng. These two eminent monks with Zhejiang accents originally planned to go to Yunnan to build a temple, but they were stranded in Hanyang due to strong winds on the Yangtze River. The two eminent monks were invited by local lay people to explore this "private garden" surrounded by mountains and water. "This is a geomantic treasure land." The two eminent monks sighed. After the laymen repeatedly persuaded them to stay, they decided not to go south and planned to build a temple here.

At first, Master Bai Guang and Master Zhufeng built the "Putong Pagoda" (which still exists today). They collected wild corpses that had died of cold and starvation near Hanyang, cremated them, and placed them in the tower. This kind of good deed won praise from the people of Hanyang, and the incense in the temple became prosperous. Later, they successively raised donations to build the Zen Hall, the Main Hall, the Zhaitang, the Guest Hall, the Ancestral Hall and the Abbot's Room. By 1664, "Guiyuan Temple" began to take shape and became a jungle.

From then on, the honey locust tree looked down at the pilgrims worshiping the Buddha every day, quietly facing the misty incense, and listening to the morning bells and evening drums that continued every day. One day, the bells and drums in the temple suddenly stopped ringing.

It turns out that there is a vegetable market in front of Guiyuan Temple, and there are many butchers in it. At that time, there were no clocks and the butcher did not know when to get up and start killing the pigs. After the Guiyuan Zen Temple was built, they finally discovered a natural "alarm clock" - the morning bell of the Guiyuan Zen Temple. Whenever the bell of Guiyuan Temple rings, the screams of livestock can be heard endlessly. The abbot thought: The temple is a place to help all living beings, how can we let the butcher hear the bell and start killing? So, he issued an order: From now on, the morning bells and evening drums in Guiyuan Zen Temple will be stopped.

3. Guqin Terrace

Guqin Terrace, also known as Boya Terrace, is located at the west foot of Guishan Mountain in Hanyang District, Wuhan City and on the east bank of Yuehu Lake. According to legend, Yu Boya, the harp master of Chu State, lived here during the Spring and Autumn Period. The drum and harp express one's feelings. Zhong Ziqi, a woodcutter on the mountain, can recognize its music and knows that his ambition is in the mountains and flowing water. Boya regarded Ziqi as his confidant. A few years later, Boya passed by Guishan again and learned that Ziqi had died of illness. He was so sad that he broke the strings of his qin and stopped playing it for the rest of his life. Later generations felt his deep friendship and built a platform here to commemorate it. Visit the Guqintai, enter the main gate, pass the small courtyard, and exit the right door of the tea house. The entrance is the screen wall of Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty, which is written by Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty and is placed inside the yellow tiles and red columns. It looks like it's convex and protruding, but when you look up close, it looks like it's sunken in. There is a small door on the east side of the screen wall with the word "Qintai" on the forehead. It is said that it was written by Mi Fu, a famous calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty. After entering the door, there is a winding corridor. On the corridor wall are stone carvings from past dynasties and inscriptions on the rebuilt Qintai. Further ahead is the Qintang, also known as the Friendship Hall. It is a half-eaves hilltop-style palace with a building in front. It is three rooms wide, surrounded by corridors, brick and wood frame buildings, glazed tile roofs, and exquisite colorful paintings. , magnificent. The four words "High Mountains and Flowing Waters" are written on the plaque under the eaves. In the courtyard in front of the hall, there is a square stone platform made of white marble, which is said to be the site of Boya playing the piano. The center of the platform is engraved with an obelisk that is said to have been written by Mi Fu, a calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty. .

The main attractions in the Guqintai Scenic Area are summarized as follows: the "Wax Museum" where Yu Boya and Zhong Ziqi became close friends; the "Inscription Stone House" where Emperor Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty wrote a personal letter for Tao Wenyi "; there is the statue of "Bo Ya playing the piano" carved in white marble in recent years; there are inscriptions such as "Inscription on the Qintai", "Bo Ya Shi Kao", "Reconstruction of the Qintai in Hanyang" and other inscriptions in the stele gallery; there are also the Daoguang Liu of the Qing Dynasty. In 1826 (AD 1826), when Song Xiang, the governor of Hubei Province and the calligrapher of Song Xiang's poetry boom, wrote "Poetry on the Wall of Qintai" written with bamboo leaves and ink, the characters are hearty and majestic, and have always been appreciated by calligraphers. There is also the "Qintai" obelisk that was a relic when Qintai was built in 1976; there are the stone sculptures of "Qintai Zhiyin" built in modern times, and the beautiful "Mountains and Flowing Waters" waterside pavilion corridor.

Guqintai ticket: 15 yuan/person

Wuchang’s attractions include:

1. East Lake

Wuhan East Lake Scenic Area is not only The largest urban lake in China, it is also the place where Comrade Mao Zedong lived the longest after liberation, except for Zhongnan. The main tourist spots in East Lake are Fable Garden, Musical Fountain, Xingyin Pavilion, Changtian Tower, Jiu Nu Dun, Huguang Pavilion, Mo Shanxin Scenic Area, Wuhan Botanical Garden, Hubei Provincial Museum, Hubei Provincial Art Museum, etc.

The famous surrounding universities include Wuhan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China University of Geosciences, and Central China Normal University. These schools have beautiful scenery. Famous temples include Guzhuodaoquan Temple. The Fable Garden is the first sculpture garden in the country with the theme of ancient Chinese fables. It is located at the southern end of Tingtao District of East Lake and covers an area of ​​4.4 hectares. It has been built into "Fox Pretends Tiger to Power" and "Foolish Old Man Moves Mountains" , "Self-Contradiction" and other eleven groups of allegorical sculptures. Xingyin Pavilion is located on a small island in the middle of the northwest bank of East Lake. It was built in 1955. It is surrounded by water and connected to the land by Hefeng Bridge and Luoyu Bridge. The name of the pavilion comes from "Chu Ci. Fisherman": "After Qu Yuan was released, he swam in the rivers and lakes, and the bamboos sang by the lakeside." The pavilion is a reinforced concrete imitation wood structure, 22.5 meters high, square in plan, with three floors and four corners with spires, and is antique. Xingyin Pavilion is majestic and beautiful, rich in national charm. In front of the pavilion stands a full-length statue of Qu Yuan, with a height of 3.6 meters and a base of 3.2 meters.

Changtian Tower is a palace-style building with national characteristics. It was built in 1956. It is a brick, wood and cement structure with green tiles and cornices. It is divided into two floors, seven rooms wide and two deep. The whole building can accommodate thousands of people dining and drinking tea at the same time. Visitors can look out the window and see the vast expanse of blue waves, feeling like "the setting sun and solitary swans flying together, the autumn water and the long sky are the same color".

Ninvdun is located on a hill northwest of East Lake. According to legend, many women joined the army when the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom occupied Wuchang. Later, the Qing army captured the city and massacred it. Nine female soldiers died heroically. The villagers admired their heroes and buried their remains together here. To avoid persecution by the Qing court, they called them mounds instead of tombs. In 1956, Hubei Province designated this as a provincial cultural relic protection unit.

Huguang Pavilion was built on a small island in the middle of the lake and was connected to the mainland by a ten-mile long embankment. It was originally called "Zhongzheng Pavilion". It was built in 1931 to commemorate Chiang Kai-shek's 50th birthday and was later renamed "Huguang Pavilion". . The pavilion has three floors and six sides, with flying eaves and green tiles. When you climb up the pavilion and look around, you can see the sights of the cruise ship moving gently. On a foggy day, the water and sky are the same color, and the lake and high pavilions look like Penglai Wonderland, all of which make people yearn for it.

Moshan is located on the east bank of East Lake, surrounded by water on three sides, with six connected peaks and mountains and rivers. It is known as "Ten-mile long lake, eight-mile long Moshan". In the north of the mountain, there is the Chu Culture Tour Area with Chu culture as its connotation; in the south of the mountain, there are 13 special botanical gardens focusing on plants from the lake area; on the top of the mountain in the west, there is the Zhubei Pavilion commemorating Zhu De's inscription for East Lake. Starting from the north, the Moshan Scenic Area has four scenic spots: Chutian Jimu, Tiantai Dawn, Changchun Garden, and Zhu Bei Tower. It is a good place for Wuhan citizens to relax during the holidays

East Lake has beautiful lakes and mountains, twists and turns of coastline, numerous islands, Mo Mountain, Fengduo Mountain, and Chuidi Mountain, and a total of 34 peaks tightly surrounding the clear water of East Lake. . According to statistics, there are 396 species and more than 3 million trees of cedar, metasequoia, and camphor trees here. It is known as a green treasure house. It is also a sea of ​​flowers, with exotic flowers and plants everywhere, and the fragrance is constant all year round. The most characteristic flowers of East Lake include plum blossoms, lotus flowers, sweet-scented osmanthus and more than a dozen kinds. Among them, there is a special ornamental garden for plum blossoms, covering an area of ​​more than 800 acres. Nearly 10,000 plum trees of 301 varieties have been cultivated and planted in the garden, making it the largest garden in China. Plum garden. The world's plum blossom varieties have been registered three times, with 200 varieties registered to date, of which 142 are in East Lake Plum Garden. East Lake ranks first in the country in terms of plum and lotus varieties, scientific research results, and ornamental value. Therefore, the China Flower Association has established both the "Chinese Plum Blossom Research Center" and the "Chinese Lotus Research Center" in East Lake. East Lake also has more than 100 various landscape gardens such as the East Lake Cherry Blossom Garden, one of the three largest cherry blossom gardens in the world, the country's first allegorical sculpture garden, and the bird's paradise - Birdsong Forest.

East Lake has various charms all year round. The beautiful natural scenery makes the mountains clear and clear in spring, and the birds and flowers are fragrant; There is fragrance from ten miles away; thousands of migratory birds come in winter, filling the lake with food and singing.

In recent years, East Lake has built many new landscapes such as Chufeng Garden, Yihai Beach Bathing Beach, Waterfront Platform, East Lake’s New Three Scenic Spots, Liubei Suburban Temple of Heaven, etc. Among them, Yihai Beach Bathing Beach is the largest in the country. Land and sea sand swimming pool. It has also improved the supporting infrastructure, service facilities and entertainment facilities of the scenic area, forming a complete one-stop system for traveling, traveling, eating, housing, entertainment and shopping in the scenic area. While developing the Dadong Lake Scenic Area, it has formed a regional characteristic There are Tingtao Water Entertainment Tourist Area, Moshanchu Cultural Tourist Area, Luoyan Ecological Leisure Tourist Area, and Huandong Lake Cultural Landscape Group.

In 1982, East Lake was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national scenic spots in the name of Wuhan East Lake Scenic Area.

2. Yellow Crane Tower

The mighty Yangtze River meets its longest tributary, the Han River, in the hinterland of Sanchu, creating the majestic appearance of Wuhan with three towns facing each other across two rivers. It is located on the eastern edge of the Jianghan Plain. The remaining hills of southeastern Hubei are undulating between plains and lakes. The turtle and snake mountains are sandwiched between each other. The boats on the river are like weaving. The Yellow Crane Tower is built here. The building has five floors and is 50.4 meters high. It has a pointed roof and overhanging eaves, making it look like one in all directions. There are also Shengxiang Pagoda, Stele Corridor, Mountain Gate and other buildings around the main building. The entire building has a unique national style. Inside the Yellow Crane Tower, the styles vary from layer to layer. The ground floor is a tall and spacious hall with a caisson in the middle that is more than 10 meters high. On the front wall is a huge ceramic mural of "White Clouds and Yellow Cranes", and 7-meter-long couplets are hung on the columns on both sides: The refreshing air comes from the west, the clouds and mist sweep away. The heaven and earth shake; the great river flows eastward, and its waves wash away the sorrows of the past and present. On the front wall of the hall on the second floor, there is a marble copy of "The Story of the Yellow Crane Tower" written by Yan Boli in the Tang Dynasty. It describes the rise and fall of the Yellow Crane Tower and anecdotes about famous people. There are two murals on both sides of the story, one of which is " "Sun Quan Builds the City" vividly illustrates the history of the Yellow Crane Tower and the successive births of Wuchang City; the other is "Zhou Yu holds a banquet", which reflects the activities of celebrities from the Three Kingdoms going to the Yellow Crane Tower. The murals in the hall on the third floor are "embroidered portraits" of celebrities from the Tang and Song Dynasties, such as Cui Hao, Li Bai, Bai Juyi, etc. They also excerpted their famous quotes about the Yellow Crane Tower. The lobby on the fourth floor is divided into several small halls with screens, with calligraphy and paintings by contemporary celebrities built in for visitors to appreciate and purchase. The top hall has long scrolls and murals such as "Ten Thousand Miles of the Yangtze River".

There is also a myth about it. The main idea of ​​the myth is that there used to be a Mr. Xin who sold wine as a business. One day, a tall, poor-looking guest came here. He asked Mr. Xin calmly if he could give me a glass of wine. Mr. A large glass of wine was served. After half a year of this, Mr. Xin did not show any signs of boredom because the guest could not pay for the drink, and still treated the guest to drinks every day. One day the guest told Mr. Xin: I owe you a lot of wine money and I have no way to pay you back. So he took out the orange peel from the basket, drew a yellow crane on the wall, and then beat the rhythm with his hands while singing. The yellow crane on the wall also followed the song and danced in time with the rhythm. Other people in the hotel The guests who saw this wonderful thing paid money to watch it. After ten years of this, Mr. Xin also accumulated a lot of wealth. One day, the ragged guest came to the hotel again. Mr. Xin stepped forward to thank you and said, I am willing to support you as you wish. The guest smiled and replied: Why did I come here for this? Then he took out the flute and played a few tunes. Not long after, he saw white clouds falling from the sky. The painted crane followed the white clouds and flew to the guest. The guest then climbed on the back of the crane and flew up to the sky on the white clouds. Mr. Xin In order to thank and commemorate this guest, he used the silver earned in the past ten years to build a pavilion on Huanghuji. At first people called it "Xin's Tower". Later, in order to commemorate the Taoist priest and Yellow Crane, it was renamed "Yellow Crane Tower".

3. Changchun Temple

According to legend, in ancient times, this place was a branch of a lake and was called "Pine Island" because of the many pine trees. In the Chu region, witchcraft was worshiped and had great influence. Therefore, after the Qin and Han Dynasties, this place was known as the "Xiannong Altar", "God Altar" and "Taiji Palace", which was the place where princes worshiped heaven, earth and ancestors. It is said that Laozi, the founder of Taoism, went to Lufu to "meet the five elders" at the invitation of his disciples. He arrived at Ezhou in the south of the Yangtze River and turned west to Changsong Island at the foot of Shuangfeng Mountain, the hometown of Hugang. In order to commemorate him, people called this Songdao Changsongdao and built an old palace to commemorate him. Zhu Xi of the Southern Song Dynasty truly recorded this geomantic treasure land in his "Ezhou Sheji Tan Ji": "In the east of the city, there is Huanghu Mountain, an abandoned camp area. The east and west are ten feet long, and the difference between the north and south is doubled. According to the political and five ritual paintings, it is divided into four altars."

In the early Yuan Dynasty, Qiu Chuji, the founder of the Quanzhen Longmen Sect, known as Changchunzi, created the Taoist Ten Directions Jungle System and was awarded many awards by Genghis Khan, the Taizu of the Yuan Dynasty, and was in charge of Taoism in the world. So Qiu Chuji sent his disciples to Wuhan, the land of Jinghu Lake, to establish a Taoist jungle. To commemorate his events, his disciples built the Changchun Temple in Songdao to worship the real person Changchun. Every year on the 19th day of the first lunar month is Changchun's Christmas, Changchun Temple will hold a grand Qiuzu Party, which is called the "Spring Festival Party" in Wuhan folklore, also known as the "Yanjiu Festival"

4. Baotong Temple< /p>

Baotong Temple is located at the southern foot of Hongshan Mountain in Wuchang. It is a pure Buddhist temple in the past. It is the first Buddhist site in Sanchu and one of the four famous Buddhist jungles in Wuhan.

Baotong Zen Temple has always been a royal temple and has been maintained and maintained by the royal family in various dynasties. Today's temple architecture clearly has a royal style.

If the Yangtze River, Han River, East Lake, South Lake and scattered lakes are regarded as continuous waters, the urban land is like floating islands dotted on the water, and Wuhan is a city floating on the water. On this majestic surface of water, a central ridge stands out. From west to east, there are Meizi Mountain, Guishan Mountain, Snake Mountain, Hongshan Mountain, Luojia Mountain, Moshan Mountain, Yujiashan Mountain, etc. This series of ridges is like a giant dragon lying on the waves. Yujiashan Mountain, the highest peak in Wuhan city, is the leader, and in the moonlight The Meizi Mountain lying in the lake is the dragon's tail. This is the geographical dragon vein of Wuhan. Hongshan is located exactly on the waist of the dragon. Riding a dragon in the sky and taking advantage of the momentum, the location selection of Baotong Temple seems to reveal some mystery. There are buildings in the temple such as the Free Life Pool, the Holy Monk Bridge, the Jieyin Hall, the East and West Halls, the Main Hall, the Patriarch Hall, and the Zen Hall. The entire temple building rises and falls with the mountain topography, appearing natural and layered. Behind the temple are the Hongshan Pagoda and the Dharma Realm Palace, as well as small pavilions, layers of stones, strange stones, secluded paths, Huayan Cave, Bailong Spring and other scenic spots. The light of the monument, the shadow of the pagoda, and the dense forests and lush flowers make people forget to leave.

The Hongshan Pagoda is located on the mountain behind the temple, including the "Eight Scenes of Hongshan" cliff stone carvings such as "Qixia" and "Yundang", as well as Yue Fei's hand-planted pine and other historic sites.

At the southern foot of Hongshan Mountain, there is also the tomb of Shi Yang. Shi Yang served as the legal adviser to the Wuhan Federation of Trade Unions and the Beijing-Hankow Railway Federation, and was one of the leaders of the "February 7th" general strike. After being arrested and executed, he was originally buried at the west foot of Hongshan Mountain and moved here in 1953. In front of the tomb, a path is built on the mountain. In the middle of the platform is a stone stele about 20 meters high. In front of the stele is a bust of the martyr. On the front of the stone base under the statue is engraved Dong Biwu's poem in memory of the martyr. At the southwest foot of Hongshan Mountain, there is the Xingfu Temple Pagoda, also known as the Shadowless Pagoda. This tower is a stone imitation wood structure with four floors and octagonal pavilion style. It is 11.25 meters high, with a Xumizuo at the bottom and a diameter of 4.25 meters. There are false doors on all sides, on which are embossed statues of Buddha, Bodhisattvas, Arhats, strong men, donors, etc. The sword techniques are twists and turns, varied, and the postures are elegant and extremely vivid.

At the northern foot of Hongshan Mountain, there is also the Tomb of Martyr Gengzi. This is the tomb where seven people including Tang Cichang and Fu Cixiang, the leaders of the independent army who were killed for opposing Cixi's dictatorship, are buried. In 1900, there was only a grass burial. In 1929, a cemetery was built here and it was renovated in 1935. The tomb is built on a rectangular platform, built with bricks on the inside and cement on the outside. There is an archway with four pillars and three doors in front of the tomb, with the words "The Tomb of the Revolutionary Martyrs of Gengzi" written on the banner. There is a small pavilion built between the tomb and the archway. Inside the pavilion is an inscription describing the historical facts of the Gengzi Revolution. At the southern foot of the eastern section of Hongshan, there is a cemetery for officers and soldiers of the Northern Expedition. This is the burial place of 191 martyrs who died when the Northern Expeditionary Army attacked Wuchang City in 1926. The tomb is rectangular and made of bricks and stones. In the center of the tomb is a tombstone erected at that time. The four characters "Spirit is Immortal" are engraved on the forehead. In the middle, "Graves of the officers and soldiers who died in the Northern Expedition of the Independent Regiment of the National Revolutionary Army". The names of the martyrs are engraved on the left and many slogans are engraved on the right. The tomb is surrounded by a wall, with a forest of pines and cypresses inside the wall, symbolizing the everlasting majesty of the martyrs.

5. Wuhan University

Wuhan University is located at No. 16 Luojiashan Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province. The Wuhan University campus covers an area of ​​5,600 acres (including the affiliated hospital covering an area of ​​438 acres). mu), with a construction area of ​​3.89 million square meters (including the construction area of ​​the affiliated hospital of 536,760 square meters). The campus has a beautiful environment and picturesque scenery, and is known as "one of the most beautiful universities in the world." The campus is close to the East Lake and surrounded by Luojia. It is full of green gardens, pink and white cherry blossoms, and the singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers. The palace-style early buildings that combine Chinese and Western styles are simple, elegant, and majestic. They can be called "the masterpieces and models of modern Chinese university campus architecture." A number of early buildings (groups) of Wuhan University have been listed as "National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units" by the State Council, such as : Songqing Gymnasium, Old Library, Mid-Levels House, Building 18. In recent years, the people of Wuhan University have further carefully managed the campus. Landmark buildings in the liberal arts area such as the Law Building, the Economics and Management Building, and the Foreign Languages ​​Building have risen from the ground. They are majestic. The old and new buildings complement each other and complement each other. The Luojia campus is more colorful. The student accommodation areas Guiyuan, Maple Garden, Cherry Garden and Plum Garden are named after their scenery. In spring, summer, autumn and winter, the osmanthus, cherry blossoms and plum blossoms can be said to be poetic and picturesque. There are also accommodation areas such as Lakeside and Xinghu, all with their own characteristics.

The campus is evergreen all year round and the fragrance of flowers overflows. The cherry blossoms are the most famous. There are Cherry Blossom Castle, Cherry Blossom Avenue, Sakura Summit, Luojia Square and other related attractions (every spring in mid-March, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, Wuhan University attracts millions of tourists When you come to enjoy the flowers, some things that happen during the period often trigger some hot topics of discussion). There are 120 families, 558 genera, and more than 800 species of seed plants on the campus of Wuhan University. Among them, 11 families and 17 species of rare and endangered plants. There are 13 ancient and famous trees; in addition, there are a large number of small shrubs, wild flowers, medicinal plants and rock plants, such as Panlong ginseng, purple zhizhi, sea golden sand, golden chicken fungus, ear-digging grass, Jiangnan buttercup, etc. The rich and colorful plant system and the large number of rare plants make Luojia Mountain known as the National Arboretum. After a botanist visited the campus, he marveled that Wuhan University is a natural botanical garden.