Jiangxia District belongs to Wuhan City, Hubei Province, bordering Ezhou City and daye city in the east, Xianning City in the south, Wuhan Economic Development Zone across the river in the west and Donghu New Technology Development Zone in the north. Jiangxia District, formerly known as Wuchang County, is the south gate of Wuhan and is known as "Chutianshou County". 1995, with the approval of the State Council, the county was removed and divided into districts, and now it is a new urban area in Wuhan.
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Tourist attractions in Jiangxia District
Zhongshan Ship Tourist Area
Zhongshan Ship Tourist Area is located in Jinkou Ancient Town, known as "Little Hankou", with a planned area of 3.3 square kilometers. It mainly includes five sections: Zhongshan Ship Core Scenic Area, Dujiahai Tourist Area, Folk Customs Area, Military Amusement Area and Tourism Industry Area. The core area was officially started on February 28, 2007, and its main project, Zhongshan Ship Museum, was fully completed, which witnessed the vicissitudes of Zhongshan Ship for a hundred years. Zhongshan Ship is the largest movable cultural relic in China. Zhongshan Ship Tourist Area is a national patriotic education base.
Baiyundong
Baiyun Cave is located in the south of Bafen Mountain, Zhifang Street, Jiangxia District. It is a large natural cave that runs through from front to back, commonly known as the cave. The total length is about 300 meters, which is divided into four parts: front hole, middle hole, patio (tiantingkou, tiantingdou) and back hole. The hole faces south and is circular. The upper right corner of the cave wall is engraved with the word "Baiyun Cave", written by Xiong Tingbi, a member of the Ministry of War of the Ming Dynasty and a native of Jiangxia (now Wuchang). There are a pair of samurai stone carvings on both sides of the cave, which were built after Zhu Yuanzhang stationed here to attack Wuchang.
Three Turtles, Nine Sleeps, Twelve Sleeps and Twelve Scenes in Longquan Mountain
Longquan Mountain has three turtles, nine bedrooms and twelve scenic spots, and is located in Longquan Mountain Scenic Area in Jiangxia District. Three turtles refer to three stone statues under the tombstones of Zhao, Zhuang and Xian in Chu and Qian Dynasties. Nine bedrooms refer to the bedrooms of Zhao, Zhuang, Xian, Kang, Jing, Duan, Yi, Gong and He dynasties. These twelve scenic spots refer to Lingquan Temple, Liaodong Temple, Wangyuan Pavilion, Qingyujing, Baiyun Pavilion, Hanshanlou, Songting Pavilion, Wanjuan Bookstore, Luchun Pavilion, Qiu Feng Pavilion, Purple Calyx Garden and Pearl Tower.
Among them, the original site of Lingquan Temple is located at the east foot of Yuping Peak in Longquan Mountain. It was built in the eighth year of Tang Tianbao (AD 749). It was once a famous temple in central China, with more than 500 disciples in its heyday, and was destroyed by war in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. During the Republic of China, the planned reconstruction was still in the name of Lingquan Temple, but it was not realized. 1986, Longquan Mountain Scenic Area included Lingquan Temple in the key restoration plan. It was rebuilt in 2002, covering an area of 6.7 hectares, with a built-up building area of 1.7 million square meters. On June 8, 2009, 165438+ Lingquan Temple was officially completed, and the opening ceremony of the Buddha statue in the whole hall was successfully held.
Qinglongshan Forest Park
Qinglong Mountain Forest Park is located in the south of Zhifang Street in Jiangxia District. It is named National Forest Park because the mountains rise and fall like dragons. Xiong Tingbi Park is built beside the mountain. There are statues of Xiong Tingbi, the minister of the Ming Ministry of War, and Xiang Ying, the deputy commander of the New Fourth Army, and the Jiangxia Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall inscribed by former the State Council Prime Minister Li Peng. ?
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Baidu encyclopedia-Jiangxia district