What are the attractions to visit in Nanjing's Qinhuai scenery?

Fuzimiao is a group of magnificent ancient architectural complex, through the vicissitudes of life, several times the rise and fall, is dedicated to and worship Confucius, one of the four great temples of literature in China, known as the Qinhuai attractions and the ancient capital of Nanjing's distinctive landscape, but also known as the Chinese and foreign tourist attractions, China's largest traditional ancient market. Fuzimiao was not only the cultural and educational center of Nanjing during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but also the highest cultural and educational complex in the southeastern provinces. The Qinhuai River in front of Fuzimiao is the Pan Pond, and the stone and brick wall on the south bank is the Zhaobi, which is 110 meters long and 10 meters high, and is the largest Zhaobi in the country. In front of the temple on the north bank, there are Ju Xing Pavilion and Si Le Pavilion; on the central axis, there are Latticework Gate, Dacheng Gate, Dacheng Hall, Ming De Hall, Zun Jing Pavilion and other buildings; in addition, there is also Kui Xing Pavilion in the east of the temple.

Jiangnan Tribute Academy

Jiangnan Tribute Academy Jiangnan Tribute Academy, also known as the Nanjing Tribute Academy, is located in the southeast corner of the city of Nanjing, Nanjing Fuzimiao east of the Palace of Learning, is part of the Fuzimiao Qinhuai Scenic Belt, one of the three major ancient architectural complexes of the Fuzimiao area. Jiangnan Tribute Academy was built in 1168 (Song Qian Dao four years), Qing Tongzhi years, Jiangnan Tribute Academy reached its peak. There are 20,644 examination houses alone, plus hundreds of ancillary buildings, covering an area of more than 300,000 square meters.

Wuyi Alley

Wuyi AlleyWuyi Alley is the oldest and most famous alley in China, located on the south bank of Zhuqueqiao Bridge on the Qinhuai River in Nanjing. During the Three Kingdoms period, it was the location of the barracks of the troops of the Wu Kingdom guarding Shicheng. Wuyi Alley was the residential area of the two great families of Wang Xie in the Jin Dynasty, and the children of both families liked to wear Wuyi to show their status, hence the name. Wuyi Alley was a marketplace with a large number of houses and houses, and it was home to Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, and Xie Lingyun, the originator of the landscape poetry school, among other cultural giants. Wuyi Lane has witnessed the artistic achievements of Wang Xie, and is closely connected with the history of the two great families, as well as the history of Chinese culture as a whole.

Mei Xianglou Mei Xianglou

Also known as Li Xiangjun's Former Residence or Li Xiangjun Building, it was built in honor of Li Xiangjun. Mei Xiang Lou is located in Nanjing City, Fuzhimiao banknote library street 38, the Qinhuai River, the south end of the Laiyan Bridge, is a three into two courtyard style mansion. Mei Xiang Lou holds the Wende Bridge on the left and the Laiyan Bridge on the right, looks at Wuyi Alley in the south, and relies on the Fuzimiao Temple in the north. The whole courtyard is full of calligraphy, painting, couplets, seal cutting, rockery, statues and garden scenes, stone and brick carvings, murals and lanterns for visitors to enjoy.

Zhan Yuan

Zhan Yuan is one of the oldest existing gardens in Nanjing, one of the four most famous gardens in the south of the Yangtze River, and an integral part of the Qinhuai Scenic Belt of Fuzhimiao. Its history can be traced back to the Ming Zhongshan King Xu Da's residence garden, known for its rockery, named after Ouyang Xiu's poem "Looking at the Jade Hall, such as in the sky", is now a national key cultural relics protection units, the national AAAAA level tourist attractions. Zhan Yuan is the best-preserved set of classical garden buildings of the Ming Dynasty in Nanjing, and is also the only open royal residence of the Ming Dynasty. It was once part of the residence of Xu Da, the founding minister of the Ming Dynasty, and was also the location of the offices of the ministers of the Qing Dynasty in the south of the Yangtze River.

China Gate

China Gate, known as the Jubao Gate in the Ming Dynasty, is the main south gate of Nanjing City, is the inner city of Nanjing Walls thirteen gates in the size of the castle-style gates second only to the Tongji Gate, Zhonghua Gate Castle is the largest existing castle in China, but also the world's best preserved and most complex structure of the ancient fortress, fortress urns. Zhonghua Gate is located in Nanjing city walls of the capital city wall directly south, its history can be traced back to the Southern Tang Dynasty capital city of Jiangning Province and the Southern Song Dynasty capital of Jiankang Province, the old site of the city's southern gate, in the Ming Hongwu two to eight years (A.D. 1369 to 1375 years) expanded and become.

Beieruzhou

Beieruzhou Park, located in the southeast corner of Nanjing, is the largest park in the southern part of the city, which was the villa of the family of the founding father, King Xu Da of Zhongshan, during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, so it was called the Garden of Xu Taifu or the Garden of Xu Zhongshan. During the Tianshun period, Wushu Feng Temple was built in the park, and the fireworks flourished for a while. During the Zhengde period, Xu Tianzhi, a descendant of Xu Da, expanded the garden into the "largest and most impressive" garden in Nanjing at that time, and named it Dongyuan. The garden became a place where the owner and Wang Shizhen, Wu Chengen and many other famous literati met for poetry and wine.

There are also the Da Bien En Temple, the former residence of Wu Jingzi, the Peach Leaf Ferry, the Jinling Museum of Art and so on.