Zhongxuan Pavilion

Zhongxuan Building is located on the southeast corner of the ancient city of Xiangyang City. What I see now is that it was rebuilt in 1993. The building is two-story heavy-lift roof, with beautiful design, and can also go up to the city wall. There is also a small square below.

Zhongxuan Building is a very magnificent building in the corner of the ancient city of Xiangyang . Wang Zhongxuan is one of the famous Jian'an seven children in the East Han Dynasty. Because he escaped the war and turned to Xiangyang , he did not get reused in Xiangyang for more than ten years, so he was depressed. Now Zhongxuanlou tourists are few, there are some fishing and leisure locals on the riverside under the city wall, you can walk on the city wall.

Zhongxuan Building is located in the southeast corner of the ancient city of Xiangyang , which was built in Xiangyang to commemorate the famous talent Wang Qian in the late East Han Dynasty. Wang Shizhen in the Ming Dynasty made "Zhongxuan Building Notes". The original building was destroyed early. Now the building is a double-storey heavy-top-style rest in 1993.

Zhongxuan Building is located on the wall in the southeast corner of Xiangyang , in order to commemorate the late poet Wang Qian (Jian'an Qizi) in the late East Han Dynasty, it was built in Xiangyang , because of the name of Wang Xuan's character Zhong Xuan, also known as Wang Qianlou. Historical records: Zhong Xuan Building was built in the East Han Dynasty, and during the Wanli period of the late Ming Dynasty, Xiangyang Zhifu Zhou Shaoqian repaired the building. Qing. Zhengjian Deputy Shi Zhao Hongen rebuilt. Qianlong 25 years of the Zhifu Hu Yi rebuilt. After the destruction in the war (the early year of the Republic of China), in 1993, the municipal government restored Zhong Xuan Building on the original site.[1] Zhong Xuan Building, Yellow Crane Tower, Qingchuan Pavilion and Yueyang Building together and called "Chutian four famous buildings".

This building is located in the southeast corner of the ancient city, named after the font number of Wang Qian (Zong Xuan) in the "Jian'an Seven Children". This building was built in the East Han Dynasty, destroyed several times in the fire, rebuilt several times during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and destroyed again in the early years of the Republic of China. The current building is rebuilt on the original site of the municipal government in 1993. Together with Wuhan's Yellow Crane Tower, Qingchuan Pavilion, Yueyang's Yueyang Building, it is called "Chutian Four Famous Buildings". However, I think this statement is a bit of a big banner for tiger skin. I don't know who commented. Perhaps that is why there is no need for tickets here, and even then, there are not many tourists, only a few people. The whole building is divided into three parts: the city wall, the city platform, and the main building, of which the city building is regarded as an open-air restaurant (I went to it at noon, but there is no business here), and the city platform is a small theater (it doesn't look like anyone).