The Yellow Crane Tower and other buildings are called the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River.

Yellow Crane Tower, Yueyang Tower and Wangtengting are also called the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River. Yellow Crane Tower: The Yellow Crane Tower has five floors on the outside and nine floors on the inside, which means the ninth five-year plan is supreme. The crane wing with four cornices embodies the unique culture of the Yellow Crane Tower, and perfectly combines the traditional architectural features of China with cultural implications. Yueyang Tower: The roof of Yueyang Tower is a helmet-top structure supported by the contrasting "Ruyi Dougong". This arched and upturned helmet top structure of ancient generals is unique in the history of ancient architecture in China, and it is the most prominent helmet top structure feature of Yueyang Tower.

Yellow Crane Tower, Yueyang Tower and Wangtengting are also called the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River.

1, Yellow Crane Tower: The Yellow Crane Tower has five floors on the outside, but there are actually nine floors inside, which means the Ninth Five-Year Plan. The crane wing with cornices on all sides embodies the unique culture of the Yellow Crane Tower, and perfectly blends the traditional architectural features and cultural implications of China.

2. Yueyang Tower: The roof of Yueyang Tower is a helmet-top structure supported by a series of contrasting "wishful bucket arches". This arched and upturned helmet top structure of ancient generals is unique in the history of ancient architecture in China, and it is the most prominent helmet top structure feature of Yueyang Tower.

3. Tengwangge: Tengwangge creatively solved a series of difficult problems such as organizing space, arranging space and expanding space, thus creating a special artistic conception; It fully embodies the aesthetic characteristics of China's classical architecture, and interweaves a colorful and unpredictable landscape picture through the fusion of artistic conception and real scene.