What tourist attractions are there in Zhuozhou, Hebei?

The tourist attractions in Zhuozhou, Hebei include: Yunju Temple Pagoda and Zhidu Temple Pagoda, which are Liao Dynasty buildings. The Yaowang Temple built in the Ming Dynasty, the palace of the Qing Dynasty and the ancient Yongji Bridge and Huliang Bridge, and the ruins of the Shang Dynasty; the Lousang Temple, the hometown of Liu Bei, Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty, the Zhangfei Temple, the hometown of Zhang Fei, the Marquis of Han Heng, Zhao Kuangyin, the Taizu of the Song Dynasty, and Li Daoyuan, the geographer of the Northern Wei Dynasty, " Lu Zhaolin, one of the Four Heroes of the Early Tang Dynasty, is famous as the hometown of Jia Dao, a bitter poet. It is also the hometown of Liu Guanzhang's "Three Brothers in the Taoyuan" during the March 4th Movement period. It is the source of the Three Kingdoms culture and is known as the CCTV Zhuozhou base of the Oriental Hollywood. On the way into Zhuozhou City, I saw this large archway of "the best state in the world". The inscription was inscribed by Emperor Qianlong. When Qianlong went to the south of the Yangtze River, his first stop after coming out of Beijing was Zhuozhou. He rested outside the south gate of Zhuozhou, met with local officials, and wrote the inscription "The sun is rushing to an unparalleled place, and the world is the most troubled state." From then on, Zhuozhou people regarded themselves as the best state in the world and were complacent. This couplet has always been in a pavilion beside the official road in the south of the old county town of Zhuozhou. It was later destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The current archway was built five or six years ago. After passing the grand archway of the First State in the World, we headed west. Not far away, we saw this imitation of the Eiffel Tower. This tower was built in 2002 to a 1/7 scale of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It’s no surprise that China’s city builders lack imagination. At least there is one more landmark. This is the former residence of Li Daoyuan. In a small village south of the county, Li Daoyuan was born here. Follow National Highway 107, turn left just after passing a railway overpass and you will be there. Li Daoyuan was a famous essayist and geographer in the Northern Wei Dynasty and the author of "Shui Jing Zhu". This is a cultural relic protection unit in Zhuozhou City. During the Spring Festival, there is no reception and there is no ticket office. It may be open for free. Looking through the crack in the door, there is a statue of Li Daoyuan inside. Continue south along National Highway 107, about two or three kilometers, and you will reach Zhang Fei’s hometown. This village got its name from Zhang Fei - Zhongyi Store. This is the place where Liu Guan and Zhang Taoyuan were sworn brothers. Zhang Fei sold meat here. Zhang Fei Temple was built hundreds of years ago and was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. The current temple was rebuilt on the original site in the 1990s, and the entrance fee is 20 yuan. There is a statue of Zhang Fei inside, nothing interesting to see. There are several stone tablets from past dynasties that are real antiques.

Reference materials: /Free Travel This is the ancient well where Zhang Fei hid his meat. In the summer, Zhang Fei hid the meat in the well and pressed it with a stone weighing more than a kilogram. He said that whoever could lift the stone could take the meat at will. Guan Yu passed by here, raised a stone, and started a fight with Zhang Fei. Liu Bei persuaded him to leave, and they became three brothers.