Things to do in Zhongfang

Over the weekend, I ventured deep into the Grand Canyon, seeking the tranquil, mirror-like waters. Immersed in the canyon, detached from the hustle and bustle, I felt the loving embrace and warm comfort of nature. [Scenery] Stunning

This free attraction is located south of Huaihua city. Yushuwan at night, illuminated by lights, is absolutely stunning. There are also captivating intangible cultural heritage performances and local delicacies, making it well worth a visit.

Jingping Ancient Village is the dream home of the Pan family Dong people. At the entrance of the village, there are the Guansheng Temple and the Pan Family Ancestral Hall. Walking along the road into the village, there are many Dong-style houses, farms and homestays. It is also nice to stay in the village for a while! It is only a 20-minute drive from the city of Huaihua. It is also nice to visit if you have time!

The ancient town is quaint and not overly commercialized, with a beautiful and comfortable surrounding environment, situated by the river. It's relatively quiet, with many shops closed and virtually no restaurants, but this adds to its tranquility.

"Eight years of war started in Lugou, and a letter of surrender came out of Zhijiang". The Surrender Memorial Arch is the only landmark building in China that commemorates the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. It is known as the "China Arc de Triomphe". It is a historical witness to the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, and a great and immortal historical monument of the Chinese nation. Zhijiang is the general surrender site of the Chinese theater, the first surrender site in the country, and the command center of the national surrender work. The surrender in Zhijiang handled the specific surrender terms of the millions of Japanese invaders in China, representing the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

Longjin Wind and Rain Bridge is located in Zhijiang Dong Autonomous County, Huaihua City, Hunan Province. It is a Dong wind and rain bridge that integrates trade, tourism and leisure. The following is a detailed introduction for you: Historical Origin Longjin Wind and Rain Bridge was first built in the 19th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1591). It was donated by the famous monk Kuanyun. Because the bridge piers and flowing water are shaped like a dragon's mouth spraying water, it is named "Longjin Wind and Rain Bridge". The bridge has been damaged and repaired many times in history. It has always been a traffic fortress on the Hunan-Guizhou Highway, and it is also the most prosperous place for merchants and tourists to travel. It is known as the "No. 1 Bridge in the Southwest of the Three Chus". In early 1999, Longjin Bridge was rebuilt again and completed on November 7 of the same year. Architectural features The bridge is 246.7 meters long and 12.3 meters wide, with a sidewalk width of 5.8 meters. It is a mortise and tenon hollow wooden structure covered bridge. The highest point of the covered bridge is 17.99 meters. There are 7 exquisite bridge pavilions in between. The main building pavilion in the middle is an octagonal five-story bridge pavilion. There are 94 wing-style shops on both sides of the corridor. The architectural style has strong Dong ethnic characteristics. The corridor-style building of the bridge can shelter pedestrians from wind and rain, and the bridge pavilion is a place for people to rest. The entire wind and rain bridge is a full wooden structure without a single nail or rivet, reflecting the contemporary Dong ethnic garden architectural style. Cultural value Longjin Wind and Rain Bridge is a cultural relic protection unit in Hunan Province. It was included in the Shanghai Guinness World Records in December 2000 and is the world's largest wind and rain bridge. It is a perfect fusion of historical monuments and architectural art, and has become a rare cultural landscape in China.

The fountain show is quite nice. There are things for sale in the tower. If you are from out of town, I suggest you buy some cultural products in the tower and then watch the fountain show in the evening.

There are still few animals in Huaihua Wildlife Park, but there are more cute animals in the Cute Pet Park. There are tigers, lions, zebras, and giraffes, but not many, so it is not recommended to visit unless necessary.