What are the tourist attractions in history of qing dynasty?

There are many tourist attractions in history of qing dynasty, aren't there?

Palaces: Beijing Forbidden City, Shenyang Daxing Palace and chengde mountain resort.

Ancient towns: Wuzhen, Wan 'an, Huangyao, Fenghuang, Dangjia, Shaxi and Luodai.

I suggest you visit Nanjing.

Nanjing University-Nanjing Normal University-A large number of buildings of Nanjing University and Nanjing Normal University were built in the Qing Dynasty.

Suiyuan Campus of Nanjing Normal University is known as "the most beautiful campus in the East".

Nantah and Peking University are also called "China North-South University".

Gan Xi's former residence-the former residence of Gan, a great scholar in Qing Dynasty, commonly known as "ninety-nine and a half rooms".

Now it is the Nanjing Folk Museum.

You can watch shadow play, Latin movies and other programs.

Wende Bridge-located in front of Dazhao Wall of Confucius Temple.

Because of its connection with Wu, it was listed in the Qing Dynasty.

There is a wonder at Wende Bridge-Mid-Autumn Festival.

Every Mid-Autumn Festival, I stand on Wende Bridge and watch the moon on Qinhuai River. Half a moon can be seen on both sides of the bridge.

After moving to Nanjing, Wu, a famous writer in Qing Dynasty, devoted himself to the compilation of Scholars.

One Mid-Autumn Festival, he went out to enjoy the moon, heard the voices boiling by the river, and went to see the wonders of the moon.

But when Wu asked his wife to see it again the next day, it was gone, but Wu recorded the experience.

Unfortunately, Wende Bridge has been rebuilt many times now, and the wonders of the Mid-Autumn Festival are no longer visible.

Meng Huo Mansion-located in Jiming Temple.

It was built by Zhang Zhidong, governor of Liangjiang River, in memory of his student, Yang Rui, one of the six gentlemen of the 1898 Movement. The name of the building is taken from Du Fu's poem "The monarch and the minister are still discussing the soldiers, and the generals will be taken over by Yan Ji and Lang Yong, and the worries will be blinded."

There are many caves in Mufu Mountain-Yanziji-Mufu Mountain. The most famous caves are Santai Cave, Ertai Cave and Guanyin Cave.

Yanziji has a stone tablet inscribed by Emperor Qianlong, which is also called "the three famous stones in the south of the Yangtze River" with Chenglingji in Jiangxi and Caishiji in Anhui.

Yin Xi Academy was built by Tao Shu, governor of the two rivers during the Daoguang period.

Now it is the special collection department of Jinling Library, located in Longpanli, an alley next to Wulongtan.

Turn left at the entrance of Wulongtan, and a longitudinal alley is Longpanli. Walk 100 meters and you will see the gate of the special collection department of Jinling Library.

Wei Yuan's former residence, Xiao Juan, is only 50 meters away from Yin Xi Academy.

It's very shabby now, and Wei Yuan's descendants live there. Only the monument of Nanjing key cultural relics protection unit stands at the door.

Jinghai Temple, like Tianfei Palace, was seen by the Ming government and after the voyage to the West.

It belongs to the Qing Dynasty, because China's first unequal treaty, Sino-British treaty of nanking, was signed here.

Existing opium war museum.

Nanyang Ye Quan Association Shiyang Umbrella was built to shade Empress Dowager Cixi when Nanyang Ye Quan Association was held in Qing Dynasty, and it is now kept in Sanpailou Campus of Nanjing University of Technology.

Taogong Temple: It was built by Lin Zexu and Zuo in memory of Tao Shu, Governor of Liangjiang River.

The original building was demolished in the demolition.

Next to the presidential palace.