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Tourist attractions around Xiangfan city.

Gulongzhong

Gulongzhong is located in the western suburb of Xiangfan City, with a distance of 13 km and a scenic area of 12 km2. Geomorphology belongs to the hilly terrain of structural erosion, which is the northern extension of Jingshan Mountain range. Longzhongshan is 306 meters above sea level, rising from the middle, hence its name. And because of its long history, it was famous in ancient China. This shows that the ancient dragon is a combination of the height in space and the length in time.

Liu Yuxi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, said in "Humble Room Inscription": "The mountain is not high, but the immortal is not famous. The water is not deep, and the dragon has spirit. " This sentence can be said to be the most appropriate in Longzhong Dui. Longzhongdui, a famous politician and strategist in the Three Kingdoms period, lived here for ten years from the second year of Jian 'an (AD 197) to the twelfth year of Jian 'an (AD 207). This decade is an important period for Zhuge Liang's death penalty development, world outlook formation and political thought brewing, which laid a solid foundation for him to step onto the political stage and interpret the situation in the Three Kingdoms.

Wuhou Temple:

Wuhou Temple was built in the Jin Dynasty, and was later renovated. In the Ming Dynasty, Wu Shou carried out a comprehensive maintenance of Wuhou Temple. In the second year of Hongzhi in Ming Dynasty, historical sites such as Wuhou Temple in Longzhong were destroyed by Zhu Jianshu, the king of bamboo slips. People in Longzhong hate Zhu Jianshu very much, admire and miss Zhuge Liang, who is hardworking and intelligent, so they voluntarily donate money to rebuild the Wuhou Temple in Liang Shandong in Longzhong. Now Wuhou Temple is a desktop building with four courtyards and three courtyards.

Xiangyang ancient city

Xiangyang ancient city wall is high and deep, easy to defend but difficult to attack, and is known as "Xiangyang made of iron". The average height of the city wall is 8.5m, the highest point is 1 1m and the thickness is 5- 15m. Surrounded by a moat, the main road of the river is generally180m wide, and the widest point is 3 10/0m. There used to be six gates in Xiangyang ancient city: Yangchun at the east gate, Wenchang at the south gate, Xicheng at the west gate, Chen Gong at the north gate, Lin Han at the small north gate and Zhenhua at the east gate.

Xiangyang ancient city wall has a long history. It was built in the Han Dynasty and was abandoned when it was popular. In the fifth year of Xianhe in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (AD 330), it was partially demolished by the Houzhao Department. It was restored at the end of Jin Dynasty. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was set as a brick city, with battlements added and towers built. During the battle of Xiangyang in Song and Mongolia, the city walls were shelled by Mongolian troops, and many of them were destroyed. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, a new section of city wall was built in the northeast corner of the city. After vicissitudes of life, the ancient city only has three gates, Lin Han, Chen Gong and Zhenhua, especially Linhan Gate. There is still a double-eaves Xieshan Pagoda built in the Tang Dynasty and rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. After maintenance, it is intact and still rejected by Hanshui River.