Wuhan's Yellow Crane Tower: Poetry and Distant Places

"Wuhan, you really know how to enjoy yourself." 🍁You must visit Wuhan at least once! You must see the Yellow Crane Tower that is mentioned in the books! The old friend bid farewell to the Yellow Crane Tower, with fireworks in March descending upon Yangzhou. Li Bai climbed the Yellow Crane Tower numerous times, reciting no less than 15 poems about it. Throughout China's five thousand years of history, scholars and literati have loved to inscribe words for the Yellow Crane Tower. Now, standing in front of the building that we've read about in textbooks, one is filled with deep emotions. 🍁The Yellow Crane Tower is located on the peak of Snake Mountain and, along with Yueyang Tower and Pavilion of Prince Teng, is known as one of the 'Three Famous Towers in the south of the Yangtze River'. The Yellow Crane Tower we see today was rebuilt in 1985 and is one of the landmarks of Wuhan. It became famous worldwide because of the Tang Dynasty poet Cui Hao's verse 'The one who rode the yellow crane has long since gone, leaving only the Yellow Crane Tower behind'. 🍁The Yellow Crane Tower is not just a tower, but also a monument of history and an important carrier of culture. If you come to Wuhan, walking on the streets of Wuhan, looking at the Yellow Crane Tower from different angles, feeling the beauty and cultural atmosphere here, is a very good experience!