What are the historical sites and famous scenic spots in Wu Hanyou?

The former site of Wuchang Uprising Government of Xinhai Revolution is called the former site of Wuchang Uprising Government of Wuhan Xinhai Revolution, referred to as the former site of Wuchang Uprising Government (Wuhan), referred to as the former site of Wuchang Uprising Government (Wuhan). Now it is the Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall of the Revolution of 1911.

The former site of Wuchang Uprising Government is located at the northern end of the cavalry training ground in Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, also known as the Red Mansion. The "Hubei Provincial Consultation Bureau" building was originally built by the Qing government in Xuantongyuannian (1909). 191110/0/0 10, the Wuchang Uprising of the Revolution of 1911 was successful, that is, the revolutionary military government was established here, and the No.1 announcement was issued, announcing the abolition of the imperial system of the Qing Dynasty, establishing the Republic of China, and calling on all provinces to electrify the uprising.

2. Jianghan Pass Building

Jianghan Guan Mansion is located at the intersection of Wuhan Road and Jianghan Road in Hubei Province, with an area of 1499 square meters and a building area of 4009 square meters. This building is in the form of English architecture. There are four floors in the main building, one and a half basement underground and four floors in the bell tower, with a total height of 46.3 meters. It was the tallest building in Wuhan at that time and one of the landmark buildings in Wuhan.

The building adopts reinforced concrete cushion foundation. After the opening of Hankou, the Qing government set up a pass in Hankou on 1862, named Jianghan Pass. The existing Jianghan Pass building was completed on 1924. Jianghan Pass Architecture is a combination of European Renaissance architectural style and English bell tower architectural form, which has important historical value and architectural artistic value and once became the symbol of Hankou city.

3. Tomb of King Chu of Ming Dynasty

The tomb of King Chu of Ming Chengzu is located in Longquan Mountain, Jiangxia District, 40 kilometers southeast of Wuhan City, Hubei Province. It is the tomb of eight dynasties and nine Chu princes in Ming Dynasty. The tombs of the kings of Chu in the Ming Dynasty all covered an area of 100 mu. In addition to the mausoleum, there used to be monuments, temples, halls, halls, altars and other buildings, but many of them no longer exist. 1982, large-scale renovation in King of Zhao Monument. Longquan Mountain and the tomb of the King of Chu in the Ming Dynasty have now become scenic spots.

4. Lutai Mountain Tomb

Lutaishan Tomb is located in Lutai Village, Qianchuan Street, huangpi district, Wuhan. They belong to the ruins of the Zhou Dynasty and are listed as provincial cultural relics protection units. Located in the southwest of Lutai Mountain on the east bank of Qinshui, it was discovered at the end of 1977 and the beginning of 1978. The whole tomb range: 300 meters long from east to west and 100 meters wide from north to south. There are 35 tombs from the Western Zhou Dynasty, the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Among them, there are 5 Western Zhou tombs and 30 Spring and Autumn and Warring States tombs. In these tombs, * * * unearthed 160 pieces of bronze, jade and pottery, of which bronzes accounted for about half. Bronzes are rigorous in shape and complex in pattern. 1983 has been designated as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit, and Lutaiwang Road is one of the ten scenic spots in Huangpi. Shuangfeng Pavilion in Lutai Mountain, Jiao Jiao is also a provincial cultural relic protection unit. Key cultural relics such as the bronze tripod of "eldest son dog" and the bronze Fang Ding of "Gongdashi" were unearthed.

5. Panlongcheng Site

Panlongcheng site in huangpi district, Wuhan is an early urban site in China, which is said to be the early Shang Dynasty and Xia Dynasty. Located at the Panlong Lake in Yangjiawan, Yedian, Panlongcheng Economic Development Zone, huangpi district, Wuhan City, Hubei Province.

Originally, it was thought that the central area was about 1.2 square kilometers, but later an outer city with an area of 2.5 square kilometers was discovered, and its site area should be wider. In the cultural accumulation era of the site, the upper limit is Qujialing culture (with Qujialing cultural stratum), and the lower limit is equivalent to the early Yin ruins. The inner city was built around15th century BC, which was equivalent to Erligang period of Shang Dynasty, while the outer city was not built.

The 104 cm long Dayu Ge unearthed in Panlongcheng was listed as the first batch of cultural relics prohibited from going abroad. Its discovery is of great value to the study of China's ancient cultural characteristics, the layout and nature of the city, the shape of the palace and the architectural technology. 1988 People's Republic of China (PRC) * * and the State Council were declared as national key cultural relics protection units.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Wuhan