Travel information for Zhu Zhangdu

There are many poems about Zhu Zhangdu in the past dynasties. Li Jiajun's poem in the Qing Dynasty said: "A crossing of the Cangjiang River will leave a lasting trace of beauty for thousands of years. The tide adds to the Xiangshui River, and the sand embraces the Orange Island. The road bank is climbed first, and Wenjin ***Travel back. The heroes and heroes have made great progress in their careers." Fang Weixia, a revolutionary martyr and Hunan No. 1 Normal University teacher, recalled the past and used the scenery to express his feelings. He wrote "After decades of wind and rain in the south of the city, he is still thinking about it." Looking at Zhuzhangdu from a distance now, it still feels like the high autumn moon is in the sky. "Comrade Mao Zedong also wrote a poem of five rhymes in May 1915: "The sky is full of Zhuzhangdu, the layers of ice are rising, the maple paths are silent, and the trees are falling green. Ming. Climb the danger and call the couple, and the sound of Hexi is still there, and the virtue is still fresh for thousands of years."

There is still a small steamer in Zhuzhangdu that travels between Juzizhoutou and the two sides. It makes up for the gap between the Wuyi Road Bridge and the Monkey Stone Bridge, and it has become a secluded scene in the busy city.