What are the interesting places in Wang Ji, Yicheng, Hubei?

There are many interesting places around Yicheng Wangji, including Chu Imperial City Ruins Exhibition Hall, Chang Qu Range Rover Park, Changbai Mountain Forest Park, Carp Lake Park, Chaoyang Temple, Zhang Zizhong Memorial Hall and Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall. Yicheng is the old capital of Chu, the hometown of Song Yu and one of the birthplaces of Chu culture. Rich historical accumulation and rich human resources. Great progress has been made in the excavation, research, development and utilization of Chu culture. Yicheng is one of the top ten cultural relics counties and cities in the province. There are rich cultural relics scattered all over the country, and more than 300 cultural relics crisscross. There are more than 60 sites of Chu culture, including more than 20 in Neolithic age. Judging from the trend of cultural relics assembly, it can be roughly divided into three parts. One is the Eastern Zhou Cultural Relics Group with Chu Imperial City as the center. Around Chu Imperial City, there are more than 30 sites of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, such as Xiaohugang Site, Luojiagang Site, Tongshuyuan Site, Gu Lou Site, Tao Jia Collapse Site, Chihugang Site and Mother Nianshan Ancient Tomb. The second is the ancient culture gathering area with Yicheng section of Hanshui River Basin as the main line. There are Bajiaogang site and Miaoergang site representing Qujialing culture. There are Zhaojiagang site and Yaopo site representing Shijiahe culture; Duimianshan site with cultural connotation of Yin and Shang Dynasties: there is Xiaojialing site with cultural relics of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. Third, the ancient villages with the He Man Valley as the border. There are large cemetery sites symbolizing primitive agricultural culture, Zhangjiakengzi site, Shangliuying site, Gujiapo site and Maojiawa site. There are Yangjiatai, Leijiagang and Guojiagang sites representing the Eastern Zhou culture, Shangquan site, Hu Jiazhuang site and Guojiahu site. There are Fenghuang Mountain and Taojiawa Tomb, which reflect the funeral customs of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty.