Juzizhou Folk Culture Park consists of Qian Miao Street, Jiangshen Temple, Shuiyuetang and Gongji Building. Among them, Jiangshen Temple was built in the Six Dynasties and the Liang Dynasty. It was named Shuilu Temple and was originally a Buddhist temple. In the eighth year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty, Yong Zhengdi ordered the Jiangnan provinces to "sacrifice the river gods for sailing", so Hunan deployed Zhao Cheng to preside over it and changed the amphibious temple to the residents of Orange Island for more than 200 years after Jiangshen Temple.
The vegetation along the way is very rich, and there are also many folk buildings.
There are some western-style buildings in the middle. Some autobots are very down-to-earth
There was a hundred meters fountain on the way, but there was no performance.
Next, it should be the portrait of Chairman Mao's youth that every comrade who comes here wants to see most.
Mao Zedong's youth art sculpture is based on the image of Mao Zedong's youth from 65438 to 0925, highlighting Mao Zedong's ambitious youth image.
Mao Zedong Youth Art Sculpture was completed with the approval of the Central Office in February 2007. The total height of the statue is 32 meters, the length is 83 meters, and the width is 4 1 meter, based on the image of Mao Zedong's youth from 65438 to 0925.
The artistic sculpture of Mao Zedong's youth in Juzizhou is of special significance. When I was young, Mao Zedong once published the ambition of "Ask the boundless earth who is in charge of ups and downs" in Orange Island, which also inspired the younger generation to make progress. Mao Zedong sculpture adopts reinforced concrete frame-shear structure, and the external material is granite stone, with a total height of 32 meters.
Standing in the scenic spot, you can overlook the Du Fu Jiangge across the river. It's still beautiful to walk here against the wind. You can relax yourself.
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