What are the free tourist attractions in Wuxi?

During the 2023 Spring Festival (January 21st to 27th), all state-owned scenic spots such as Slender West Lake, Geyuan, Heyuan, and Zhuyu Bay Scenic Spots are open to the public free of charge. Some scenic spots require reservations in advance (including various types of scenic spots). Free certificate, annual card). The list of free state-owned scenic spots is: Slender West Lake, Heyuan, Daming Temple, Hanling Garden, Geyuan, Zhuyu Bay Scenic Area, Tangzicheng, Eight Monsters Memorial Hall, Wudaotai Scenic Area, Shi Kefa Memorial Hall, Wang's, Qionghua Temple, Ruan Family temple and Songjia city. Zhu Ziqing Memorial Hall, Yangzhou Museum, Canal Sanwan Scenic Area, Huaduhui-Yangzhou Horticulture Experience Center, Dongguan Street, Lotus Pond, Yangzhou Science and Technology Museum, Yangtze Country Park, Yangzhou Jade Culture Scenic Area, Yangzhou Buddhist Culture Museum (Tianning Temple), Hanjiang District Shugang Ecological Park, Beihu Wetland Park, Runyang Forest Park, Phoenix Island Ecological Tourism Area, etc. The Slender West Lake attractions in Yangzhou are introduced as follows: Dahongqiao is one of the twenty-four scenic spots in the Qing Dynasty. Built during the Chongzhen period of the Ming Dynasty, it spans the lake. The original bridge was a wooden red fence, hence the name Hongqiao. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, it was rebuilt into a stone bridge, like a rainbow lying on a wave, and was renamed Hongqiao. It has been converted into a 3-hole low-slope bluestone bridge with a width of 7.6 meters. The embankment is more than 600 meters long, with a peach for every three steps and a willow for every five steps. The peach and willow trees alternate with each other. Every spring in March, the spring flowers are blooming and colorful, and the willows are dancing like smoke. According to legend, Emperor Yang Guangwei of Yangzhou went to Yangzhou and ordered the digging of the North-South Grand Canal. After the river was excavated, Yu Shiqi, a Hanlin scholar, suggested planting willow trees on both sides of the river to provide shade and protect the embankments. The emperor planted a willow tree with his own hands and named it Yang. Later, people called it Liu Yang.