What are the tourist attractions in Fuzhou?

Interesting places in Fuzhou include Gushan, Zhenhai Tower, Yijinfang Waterside Theater, Nanhou Street, Chongmiao Baoshengjian Old Tower. 1. Gushan: Gushan is a national AAAA tourist attraction and a national scenic spot. In May 2002, Fujian Gushan Scenic Area was approved by the State Council to be included in the fourth batch of national scenic area lists. Gushan Scenic Area is centered on the ancient Yongquan Temple, with more than 20 scenic spots including Huilong Pavilion and Lingyuan Cave in the east. There are dozens of caves and valleys in the west, 18 of which are particularly famous; there are more than 50 scenic spots in the south, such as Luohan Terrace and Luxiang Peak. There are 45 scenes in the north, such as the big mountain peak and Baiyun Cave. 2. Zhenhai Tower: Zhenhai Tower is located at No. 139, Mifei South Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, on the top of Pingshan Mountain, Fuzhou City. It was built in the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty. It was originally a model building for all gate towers in Fuzhou and was later named Zhenhai Tower. It is the tallest building in the ancient city of Fuzhou and one of the nine famous buildings in China. The original building has been damaged and now the landscape was rebuilt in November 2006. 3. Yijinfang waterfront stage: Yijinfang waterfront stage is located on the north side of the east entrance of Yijinfang, Gulou District, Fuzhou City. It was first built in 2001 and has been renovated many times. During the Guangnian period of the Qing Dynasty, it became the largest of the three neighboring houses. The first is the main courtyard, the second is the miscellaneous courtyard, and the third is the garden. There are walls all around, all with double-sloped wooden frames, covering an area of ??more than 2,000 square meters. The main building courtyard faces south, with six gates facing the street, a foyer and left and right wings. The stone gate is surrounded by cloisters on three sides and has a patio inside. 4. South Back Street: Fuzhou South Back Street starts from the Daming Road intersection of Yangqiao East Road in the north and ends at the intersection of Jipi Lane and Macao Road in the south. It is about 1,000 meters long and is the central axis of Fuzhou's "Three Lanes and Seven Alleys". It has seven lanes on the east side and three lanes on the west side. From the rise of Three Lanes and Seven Alleys to the Republic of China, it was the main commercial street in Fuzhou, with merchants from the north and south gathering. The reconstructed South Back Street is quaint, with a pavement width of 12 meters, including a 7-meter-wide pedestrian street in the middle. It is a leisure, cultural and commercial street that combines tradition and modernity. 5. The Chongmiao and Sheng-protecting pagoda is strong; the Chongmiao Baoshengjianli pagoda is located at the eastern foot of Wushi Mountain in Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. The body of the tower is made of granite, which turns black after weathering, so it is commonly known as "Wu Tower". In the sixth year of Tianfu at the end of the Jin Dynasty, the king of Fujian proclaimed himself emperor and prayed for blessings for himself, his family and his officials, so he built this pagoda at the former site of Zhenyuan Jingguang Pagoda in Tang Dynasty. The original plan was to build nine floors. In the ninth year of Tianfu, Yan Xi was killed in a coup by his subordinates, and only seven floors were built. The Shengbao Prison Tower in Chongmiao is octagonal, with seven eaves and 35 meters high. It is made of granite. There are leaning columns at the corners and eaves on each floor. There is one door on the first floor and two doors on other floors. Where there are no doors, there are Buddhist niches. There is a curved passage in the center of the tower for climbing. The relief Buddha statues and inscriptions on the tower are precious materials for studying the history and art of Fujian during the Five Dynasties.