What are the interesting places in Jintan?

Ticket price of Duan Yucai Memorial Hall in Jintan: Call Duan Yucai (1735- 18 15), a famous Confucian scholar and philologist in Qing Dynasty, and a native of Jintan, to write exegetical notes. The memorial hall is a brick-wood structure imitating the Qing Dynasty, with quadrangle layout, surrounded by water on three sides and pleasant scenery. Address: Xiaqiu Road, Jintan City Tickets: 1 yuan Changzhou Maoshan AAAA-level tourist attraction Maoshan is located 60 kilometers west of Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province, covering an area of more than 50 square kilometers. 1985 is listed as one of the eight scenic spots in Jiangsu province. Maoshan Mountain, 372.5 meters above sea level, has beautiful scenery and lush trees, including Jiu Feng, 26 caves and 19 springs. Among the mountains with overlapping peaks, there are caves such as Huayang Cave and Qinglong Cave, and various artificial reservoirs are scattered all over the place, making Maoshan more beautiful, which can be described as "seeing mountains in spring, summer, autumn and winter". Maoshan Mountain is also a famous Taoist shrine. According to legend, in the fifth year of the Han Dynasty (44 BC), three brothers from Maoshan, Xianyang, Shaanxi, came to Maoshan to collect medicine and make an alchemy, saving the world and saving people, and were called the founders of Maoshan Taoism. Tao Hongjing, a hermit in Qi and Liang Dynasties, founded Maoshan Taoism. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, Maoshan Mountain has been listed as the "first blessed land and the eighth cave" of Taoism, attracting many people. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Marshal Chen Yi and other revolutionary ancestors launched guerrilla warfare with the enemy here, making it one of the six famous anti-Japanese base areas in China. Maoshan Mountain has the characteristics of "beautiful mountains, holy roads and strange caves". The main scenic spots in this area include kuya Wanfu Palace, Silver Palace, Gan Yuan Palace, Huayang Cave, Jinniu Cave and the New Fourth Army Memorial Hall. Jintan Hua Park Hua Park was built in 19 1 1 year (the third year of Qing Dynasty) and was named "Ya Paradise" by private gardens. In the 17th year of the Republic of China, to commemorate the third anniversary of the death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, it was renamed "Zhongshan Park" and changed to "People's Park" during the Cultural Revolution. 1992, in memory of this master of mathematics, it was renamed "Hua Park". In the park, the ancient trees are towering, the shade is covered, the water surface is open and closed, the willow shadows are moving, and the old scenery is new. It is a good place for people to have a rest and get together. . . . The ancient city walls and moats tell the story of wind and rain for more than 400 years, adding a taste of not going out of the city to collect mountains and forests. Between the winding pavilions, leaning against the pool, or rising in the morning fog, or melting gold in the sunset, it is beautiful and full of water town sentiment. As the essence of the park, Hua Memorial Hall was built in 1986 and 1 year when people in their hometown remembered the first anniversary of Hua Lao. The famous teachers are devoted to design, the craftsmen are innovative, surrounded by water, with blue tiles and white walls, contrasting lines and exquisite workmanship. The memorial hall has a rich collection and extensive knowledge. Since its establishment, it has received many Chinese and foreign tourists. Now it has become a "traditional education base for youth revolution", "patriotic education base in Jiangsu Province" and "moral education base for college students". Century Clock Plaza, built at the turn of the century, is located on the north side of the park. The whole venue is based on green lawn, with decorative garden structure, which contrasts with the century bell pavilion, circular tablet gallery and slow-growing vegetation, adding rich background space. The modeling technology is modern and gorgeous, and the musical fountain and lamp post on the annular water surface symbolize the call of the new century and inspire people to struggle and forge ahead forever. Gulong Mountain in Jintan (also known as Wulong Mountain Scenic Resort) is located on the bank of Jin Civil Aviation in the south of Jintan, about two kilometers away from the urban area. Its mountain is like a fist, nearly 100 meters above sea level and about 1 km long. The mountains are lush and the bamboo forests are lush. Before liberation, there were many monasteries, temples, temples, pagodas and Longshan Pagoda in the east, Lv Zu Temple in Shan Zhinan, Yuantong Temple in the west, and ji zi Hall (a shrine dedicated to Ji Zha) on the high slope of the mountain. It is one of the famous scenic spots in the county, "Oolong Diecui". The poet of the Ming Dynasty wrote "Spring Boat on the Longshan Mountain": "Today, the spring is good, it is sunny with the guests, the wild water is green, and the green hills are near. Yan sent wine, called the bird by its name skillfully, and returned to the fishing boat at night, which was auspicious. " When the Southern Song Dynasty monitored Zhang Qian's remonstrance about Youlong Mountain, there was also a saying that "Gulong Mountain is gloomy, so I will remember the emperor this day ...". Because of its beautiful scenery, Longshan lived in Xianchun for seven years in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 127 1), and Maoshan Academy in the county was also built on the right side of Xinxing Temple in Gulongshan, becoming the highest institution of learning in the county for a while. Interestingly, Gulongshan was also closely related to the Ming Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang. In the 16th year of Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1356), when Zhu Yuanzhang led a rebel army to attack Qing Ji Road, he fought with Gao Goro in Jintan and stationed troops in Gulongshan. He praised the scenery here and improvised a poem saying: "Looking at the faint altar in the southwest, crossing the car alone, climbing to the top of the mountain, winding the smoke temple, surrounded by clouds and fog, the wind blowing bamboo and the dust flying." After Zhu Yuanzhang became the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty, the word was later carved on a stone tablet (height 105 cm, width 59 cm, thickness 15.5 cm), and a "Imperial Monument Pavilion" was specially built on the top of the mountain to add color to Gulong Mountain.