What can Fuzhou do in a day?

You can visit Nanhou Street. Buildings with Ming and Qing characteristics, snacks and handicrafts are a key attraction in Fuzhou in recent years. Zhou Bianyou Yushan Scenic Area, Wu Shishan Scenic Area, Wuyi Square, Confucius Temple, etc.

Three lanes and seven lanes are the abbreviations of ten lanes arranged from north to south on both sides of Nanhou Street, Fuzhou. The third lane to the west is called "Fang" and the seventh lane to the east is called "Lane". From north to south, they are "three squares" and "one brocade square", Wenru square, Guanglu square and "seven lanes" Yangqiao Lane, Langguan lane, Anmin lane, Huang Xiang, Ta lane, Gongxiang and Jipi lane. This block is one of the top ten historical and cultural blocks in China, and "Three Pavilions and Seven Alleys-Zhuzifang Building Complex" is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Three lanes and seven alleys are located in the center of Fuzhou, with a total area of 38.35 hectares, basically retaining the pattern of lanes and alleys in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and there are 59 well-preserved ancient buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties, including 9 national key protection units and 8 provincial cultural relics protection units. It is known as "Museum of Ming and Qing Dynasties Architecture" and "Living Fossil of Li Fang Urban System".

Yushan is located in the southeast corner of Gulou District in downtown Fuzhou. According to legend, the nine brothers of Hejia in the Han Dynasty made an alchemy here, hence the name Jiuxian Mountain. Jiuri Mountain was named after Fujian people and Yue feasted on the mountain for nine days. In ancient times, there was a "Yuyue family" living here, commonly known as Yushan. Located in the southeast corner of Fuzhou ancient city, it is juxtaposed with Wushan and Pingshan. The whole mountain area is 1 1.9 hectares, which looks like a giant aojiang river with the highest peak at an altitude of 58.6 meters. There are twenty-four natural landscapes on the mountain, and there are still scenic spots such as Jiutiantai former site, Pingyuan platform, an alchemist well and Kuolantai. The top of the mountain is the former site of Fujian Wangbaodian, which was called Jiuxian Taoist Temple in the Song Dynasty. The East Pavilion of Guanzhi was the place where Huang compiled the Annals of Eight Min in Ming Dynasty. In addition, the temple is also dedicated to Tianjun, the god king believed by Fuzhou people, commonly known as Tianjun Hall. Worship Sanqing in front of the temple, and then worship Wang Tianjun; Baiting Pavilion is a two-story pavilion dedicated to the Jade Emperor. This palace is very magnificent. In the south of Shanxi Province, there is the Loyalty Hall, which was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. This is the former enemy headquarters of Fuzhou Revolutionary Army during the Revolution of 1911, and now it is Fuzhou Museum. There are also Baiyun Temple, Kuolantai, Qigong Temple (Bushan Jingshe in the temple is the former site of the "Fujian Border" conference), Pingyuan Terrace, Vientiane Pavilion, Zuishi and other scenic spots in the west. There are many pagodas that repay kindness and shine on the slopes of Shanxi. In the first year of Tang Tianyou (904), Wang was built for his dead mother. Ming Jiajing was destroyed by thunder fire; Squires Gong Yongqing and Zhang Jing came forward to raise funds for reconstruction. Seven-story octagonal tower, 45.35 meters high, painted with white ash, commonly known as "White Tower". It is an important landmark building in Fuzhou ancient city. There are pagodas in Tarnum and pagodas in the west. There is Jinsutai in the north of the mountain, and the rest of the veins are Luoshan, one of the three mountains, with fahai temple. Shandong Beiaofeng Academy (now affiliated to the Second Primary School), Lin Zexu and other historical celebrities have studied here. In addition, there are the Chiqing Pavilion of Zheng in the Ming Dynasty, the crack house of Xu Huobo, and the former residences of celebrities such as Li, a modern scientist and former Kuomintang navy general, all located on the northern slope of the mountain. The south of Yushan used to be a playground outside the ancient city, and later it was changed to the Fujian Provincial Gymnasium, which is now Wuyi Square. Since the Han Dynasty, Yushan has been a traditional scenic spot in the ancient city of Fuzhou, and now it has been listed as a historical and cultural protection area.

Wushan Mountain, also known as Wushi Mountain, is 86 meters above sea level and has a tourist area of 25 hectares. In the eighth year of Tang Tianbao (749), it was named Minshan. At the beginning of Song Xining, the master of Mengshan Range Rover thought that this mountain could be on a par with Taoists Penglai, Abbot and Yingzhou, so it was renamed Daoshan. Its eastern foot is called the first mountain of Diling; The part outside the southwest foot city is called Baotou Mountain, also called Baoping Mountain.

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Wu Shishan is rugged, with grotesque rocks, quiet forests and valleys. Its natural shape is very simple. The scenery is divided into five roads: Lushan, Shaanxi, Yin Shan, Yang Shan and Ridge, of which 36 is the most peculiar, and it is called "Penglai Wonderland".

Go up the mountain from Wushan Road at the southern foot of Shandong, and walk ten steps to Tianxiangtai. Folding to the west is a towering platform, which is one of the thirty-six wonders. Carve the words "Ancient Crane Pavilion" on the back wall in regular script. There is also the word "Tiantai worship" written by Cheng Shimeng in the Song Dynasty. On the bank of the "Chongtiantai", there are big rocks sandwiched on both sides, and a natural long rock spans the top of the rock, which is the "Tiantai Bridge". This bridge is very dangerous. It is said that only those who are willing to give their lives can climb it.

Take a few more steps along the steps and you will arrive at the Daoshan Pavilion. This pavilion was also built by Cheng Shimeng, and it was carved with a mountain pavilion. At that time, he also invited Ceng Gong, the former prefect of Fuzhou and the leader of Fujian Route Army, one of the eight great masters in Tang and Song Dynasties, to write "The Story of Daoshan Pavilion". Due to the propaganda of Ceng Gong's article, Daoshan Pavilion became more famous.

Come down from Daoshan Pavilion in the west of Shigang to Tianzhangtai. This is the place where Sadula, a poet of the Yuan Dynasty, recited the poem "Go to Wushan in the evening and buy wine in the sky". The 3-character stone carving on the seal script Tianzhangtai is still jumping on the stone. Cross the Tiantai and climb a small mountain with "Thunderbolt Rock" on it. This stone is 10 meters long. It splits in half, leaving a gap in the middle.