Where is Liuchi Lane, a famous scenic spot?

Located at No.68, Chengxi Road, Wencheng, Tongcheng City, Anhui Province (county-level city hosted by Anqing City), it became a national 3A tourist attraction in April 2007. Liuchi Lane has a total length of 100 m and a width of 2 m, with the Prime Minister's residence in the south and the Wu's residence in the north, all paved with pebbles.

The main scenic spots in Liuchi Lane are Yide Liu Fang Arch, Taihu Stone Zhaobi, and Government House Arch. Various elements in hutong show the virtues of harmony and humility of the Chinese nation.

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First, the legend of Liuchi Lane:

The mansion of a university student in the Qing Dynasty was adjacent to the house built by the surname Wu to occupy the space of the Zhang family, and there was a dispute between the two sides. Zhang Ying immediately sent back a batch of poems, saying that letters from thousands of miles are only for the wall, so what's the harm in letting him walk three feet (it doesn't matter if his letters from thousands of miles are only for the wall). The Wu family was deeply moved when they learned about it, and even gave way to three feet. As a result, a six-foot wide road was formed.

Second, the social evaluation of Liuchi Lane:

1 and 1956, when meeting with the Soviet ambassador to China, President Mao Zedong once said a poem: "The Great Wall of Wan Li still exists today, but Qin Shihuang has not seen it" (the Great Wall of Wan Li still exists, but Qin Shihuang has not seen it). The origin of this poem is related to Liuchi Lane in Tongcheng, Anhui Province.

2. Former State Councilor Tang Jiaxuan: A true historical story was born in Liuchi Lane, showing the traditional virtue of China people's pursuit of harmony and shining with brilliant thoughts beyond time and space.

3. Wu Yi, former deputy prime minister of the State Council: "The story of Liuchi Lane tells the world to be generous and have self-restraint.

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