Huaiyin Shibei Review

Huaiyin City monument was originally built when the Hanxin was awarded the title of "Huaiyin Hou", and the original monument was in disrepair and eroded for a long time. In the years of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty, Wang Tingqi, who was guarding Huai'an, was rebuilt in 1987 by Huai'an Zhifu Liu Dawen. After the destruction of the Cultural Revolution, the monument was rebuilt in 1987.

Huaiyin City Monument is in the old city of Huai'an City, Jiangsu, close to the ruins of Huai'an Mansion and the General Administration of Transportation. There is this monument in the middle of the road. There are 4 words on each side of the monument: Wang Sun Yizhi, Guo Shiliufang. Because this was the boundary of Huaiyin City before, there was this monument.

Huaiyin City Monument is located in the middle of the road and is an open attraction. One side is engraved with Huaiyin City, and the other side is engraved with Han Huaiyin Hou Hanxin's hometown. 50 meters ahead is Fuma Street, and the former residence of Premier Zhou is located on this street.

This monument is also one of the signs of Huai'an. So it must be included in the punching point. Here "city" means the city mouth, Huaiyin City monument was smashed during the Cultural Revolution, and then placed on the riverside of Chengbei Brigade as a stepping stone for the water pier. It was not until the opening of Beimen Street in 1973 that the City Construction Bureau recovered a third of the remnant monument body and put it in the Shaohu Beiyuan. And rebuilt at the former monument 30 meters from the Fukou. After punching in, I felt a little sad. Can things like breaking the four old and changing the place name never happen again?

Huaiyin City Monument is located at the entrance of Fushi, Huai'an District, Huai'an City, with the inscription of the civilian officer disembarking and the military officer disembarking! It is one of the symbols of government protection!

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