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History and culture are worth savoring slowly. Jingzhou's history is heavy, the ancient city wall is intact, and the green shadow wall is well preserved, which is the best witness to history and culture. Easy parking. A Jingzhou city, half of the history of the three countries

Xiangyang Wangfu Green Movie Wall is one of the four major shadow walls in the country. It is located in front of the Xiangyang Wangfu Gate in Xiangyang City. This visit is charged. The Green Movie Wall is mainly on the front. It is indeed very beautiful and worth seeing.

Green Shadow Wall is a dragon wall outside the Wangfu Gate, one of the four existing dragon walls in China, with very high historical and cultural and cultural heritage values. Speaking of which, Wang can be regarded as Ming Yingzong's benefactor. He has always supported him when Ming Yingzong was in trouble. Therefore, Ming Yingzong is very grateful to Wang Xiang , so Wang's status is very high. During the great period, Xiang Wangfu even occupied Xiangyang City's 1/4. Now, the area of this scenic spot is already very small, you can see it in 15 minutes, but the green shadow wall has been preserved to this day, which is more worthy of our cherishing.

The wall in front of the Wangfu Gate in the Ming Dynasty, along with the Wangfu was built in the orthodox five years (1440). At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the Wangfu was destroyed in the army and fire, and only this wall survived. The wall is26.2 meters long,7.6 meters high, and1.6 meters thick. It is a wood-like structure with green meteorite as the main body and the Han white jade pillar. The lower seat is the Sumi, the upper is the top of the palace, the facade is separated by four Han white jade pillars into three parts, the middle screen is a huge relief of the two dragons, with the trend of swallowing clouds and mist over the sea and over the river, Han white jade border finely carved dragon 99, the attitude is different.

Green shadow wall is located in the southeast corner of Hubei Xiangyang , which is the photo wall in front of the Wangfu Gate in the Ming Dynasty. It was plasticized in the middle of the 15th century.

Not bad. Not fun and hard to find. It’s better to see the scenery than to listen to the scenery. Besides, I have seen the Forbidden City and the Beihai Kowloon Wall. This should really be good to look outside in front of the gate. I regret it. . . I haven't seen the Forbidden City, you can also see it if you like retro nostalgia.