Fengcai Building

Adjacent to the Centennial East Street, it is a 1934 building. The original style building was built in the Ming Dynasty (1497) in the Ming Dynasty (1497) to commemorate Yu Jing, a famous man in the Northern Song Dynasty. "The word "wind" is taken from the poem of Cai Xiang in the Northern Song Dynasty, which praised Yu Jing: "Good to do the best to live on the right of the emperor, and the wind must be carried out to the end". The wind building was originally a brick and wooden structure, and was demolished due to the expansion of the road in 1928. The current building was built in 1934. The reinforced concrete structure is an ancient building with a height of 22 meters. The top of the diamond-shaped bottle is decorated with the stone-like slab of the "Fengcai Building", which is a book of Maolong pens of the Ming Dynasty's Daru Chen Baisha. Fengcai Building is a landmark building in Shaoguan City, and was announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Shaoguan City in 1960.

The Fengcai Building was built for the famous Chen Yujing. The exterior design of the Fengcai Building at No. 34 Fengcai Road, Lijiang District, Shaoguan City is relatively beautiful, especially the night view. It is now a famous landmark building in Shaoguan City. It is also very close to the Centennial East Street.

The wind mining building is on the wind mining road, about 22 meters high, the building weight is Biwa, the top is a triple moth, and there is a small dome with Huashi decoration. The book "wind mining building" by Chen Baisha, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, is carved into a stone hanging gate building.

Signed building in the center of Shaoguan. Not far from the pedestrian street, on the riverside, many foods nearby

The landmark buildings in Shaoguan, the symbolic and historical significance of the hometown, are greater than the content of the tourism, but when you go to Shaoguan, you can still take a look. Next to it is the river and the bridge, and the century-old East Street pushed by the government, which is worth visiting.