What's interesting about Wu Shan?

You can climb the City God Pavilion and overlook the whole West Lake.

You can also visit Where Street and enjoy the ancient national handicrafts.

You can also go to Yingao Street and taste the delicious hangzhou dishes.

One of the new ten scenic spots of West Lake. Wu Shan, commonly known as Huangcheng, is located in the southeast of the West Lake, winding and undulating in the bustling urban area, which is the most convenient mountaineering amusement place for tourists. Wu Shan is about 100 meters high, which is formed by connecting many hills such as Ziyang, Yunju, Qibao and Emei 10. The mountains rise and fall for miles. Wushan was once called "the first peak", which originated from a passage in unofficial history. It is said that after the word "Looking at the Tide of the Sea" written by Liu Yong, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, was introduced to the north, Yan Yanliang, the gold master, was drooling over the beautiful scenery of the West Lake, which was "Sanqiu Guizi, a lotus flower in ten miles", and decided to bow down to the south, ordering painters to sneak into Lin 'an (Hangzhou) and secretly draw a picture of the West Lake, taking it back as a screen song and writing poems. At present, Wu Shan still retains the inkstone of "the first mountain" carved by Mi Fei, a calligrapher in the Song Dynasty.

On the "Flower Feeling Rock" near Baocheng Temple in Wu Shan, there is a stone carving of Su Shi's peony poem, which also affects a touching story: it is said that Cui Hu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, went to Wu Shan, Hangzhou for a spring outing and was warmly received by a young woman because of thirst. The following spring, Cuihu returned to Wu Shan to look for this woman, only to find that her home was still there, the peach blossom was still there, and the woman had disappeared. Cui Hu was so disappointed that he wrote a poem in the wall: "On this day last year, in this door, peach blossoms set each other off;" People don't know where to go, but peach blossoms still laugh at the spring breeze. "Later, Su Dongpo went to Baocheng Temple to enjoy peony, and saw Cui Hu's poem" Peach Blossoms Have Faces "on the temple wall, which was deeply touched. He also wrote a poem on the wall: "When the spring breeze came, only the monarch's poem was seen on the wall. You should ask where your envoy is going, and you can judge by your words and the spring breeze. Poor every year, flowers are as old as last year. Last year, if the Guardian came back, Liu Lang would be thousands of miles away. "This poem is still recognizable. If you recite it carefully, you won't feel touching.

There are many scenic spots in Wushan, and the most interesting one is called "Twelve Peaks in Wushan". This group of stone scenes is similar in shape to the animals of the zodiac, such as rats, cows, tigers and dragons, so it is also called "Zodiac Stone". Anyone who travels in Wu Shan takes pleasure in finding the same "Zodiac Stone" as his own. In addition, Wu Shan also has Ruishi Cave, Moon Wave Pool and other places of interest. There are many ancient camphor trees on the mountain, which are covered with green shade, including a "Song camphor tree", which is over 800 years old.

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When you go to Wu Shan Square, you must go to the food street there to taste the local snacks. The special snacks in the north and south attract many tourists every day, usually in small portions and at moderate prices. Another reason why I like this street best is that the tableware is disposable and hygienic. Buy a small portion when you see what you want to eat, so that you can eat snacks in many places without worrying about gaining weight, because it is a small portion, hehe.

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Hu Qingyu Hall in Hu Xueyan is located near Wu Shan Square. You can experience it, reminisce about the business premises of big businessmen and buy some authentic Chinese medicine, killing two birds with one stone!

I hope you have a wonderful trip!

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