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Which one is more fun, Nanxun or Changxing?

The interesting attractions in Changxing include the following

Golden Nail Ancient World Scenic Area

China Alligator Village

Ten-mile Ancient Ginkgo Corridor

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Ancient Ginkgo Tianquan Scenic Area

New Fourth Army Jiangsu and Zhejiang Military Region Revolutionary Site Group

Xianshan Lake Scenic Area

Guzhu Tea Culture Scenic Area

Datang Tribute Tea House

Shousheng Temple

Bawangtan

Changxing Taihu Lake Tourism Development Zone

Four famous cultural mountains

Chen Wu Emperor's Forbidden City

Zhu's Ancestral Hall

Zhouwu Mountain Scenic Area

Taihu Lake Vacation

Nanxun Attractions Yes

1. Xiaolianzhuang

Ticket: 16 yuan

Xiaolianzhuang, a famous garden in the south of the Yangtze River, is the first of the "Four Phases" in Nanxun. The private manor of Liu Yong, a doctor of the Guanglu Dynasty, was built in 1885. It was called "Little Lotus Village" because it was named after the "Lianhua Village" built by Zhao Mengfu, a calligrapher and painter of the Yuan Dynasty in Huzhou. Xiaolianzhuang has both beautiful buildings and gardens, including an imperial archway, family temple, stele corridor, etc. It is a nationally protected cultural relic.

2. Jiaye Hall Library

Tickets: 10 yuan

Jiaye Hall Library is adjacent to Xiaolianzhuang across the river. It was built by Liu Yong’s grandson Liu Chengqian in 1920 It was built in 1989 and named after the nine-dragon gold plaque "Qinruo Jiaye" presented by Qing Emperor Puyi. The building is large in scale and has a rich collection of books. The original library and garden are integrated into one. It is famous for its collection of ancient books. It is one of the famous private libraries in modern China and is a nationally protected cultural relic. After liberation, the original owner of the library donated it to the Zhejiang Library. Now the library is serving as a public library and a tourist attraction to receive readers and tourists from all over the world.

3. Zhang Jingjiang’s former residence

Zhang Jingjiang’s former residence is located at No. 108 East Street, Nanxun Town. It was built in the 24th year of Guangxu’s reign in the Qing Dynasty. The architecture of the former residence is a typical Jiangnan Hongmen mansion style. The second and third halls of the current building display various photos, letters, appointment certificates and other cultural relics of Zhang Jingjiang's life and deeds.

Zhang Jingjiang was born in Nanxun on September 19, 1877. When he was young, his father donated 100,000 taels of silver to him to obtain the title of Second-grade Marquis. In 1902, he was recommended as a first-class counselor. He went out with the French minister and met Sun Yat-sen on his way to Europe. He provided Sun Yat-sen with 30,000 taels of silver to fund anti-Qing revolutionary activities. When Sun Yat-sen first met him, he called him a strange man, and later called him a revolutionary saint.

After the failure of the "Second Revolution", Zhang Jingjiang went to Tokyo and Paris to support Sun Yat-sen in reforming the Kuomintang. He successively served as a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang, chairman of the Central Political Conference, acting chairman of the Central Executive Committee, and chairman of the Zhejiang Provincial Government. In 1938, he first avoided Hankou, then traveled to Hong Kong to the United States and lived in New York. He died of illness on July 3, 1950.

4. Baijian Building

Baijian Building is built in the northeast of Nanxun Town, along the east and west banks of the river. According to legend, it was built by Dong Fen, the Minister of Rites in the Ming Dynasty, as a home for his slaves and servants. There were about 100 rooms when it was first built, so it was called "Baijian Building". This name has been used to this day. The entire street is lined with houses, connected by side walls, winding along the river bank, and the gables between the houses are high, exuding the aura of famous water towns.

5. Yingyuan

Ticket: 4 yuan

Yingyuan is the private garden of Chen Xiong, a wealthy businessman in Nanxun. It was built in the first year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty. The inscription "Mei Shi Pavilion" is the most precious. Every evening, hundreds of birds gather in the garden, becoming a spectacle.

6. Zhang Shiming’s huge house

Ticket: 10 yuan

The huge house of Zhang Shiming, a giant businessman in Nanxun, was built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty and covers an area of ??more than 4,000 square meters. The front area is a traditional Chinese hall, and the backyard contains a Western-style Western-style building. The house brings together the essence of stone carving, brick carving, wood carving and French glass carving. It is known as "the largest mansion in the south of the Yangtze River".

7. Liu's Ladder

Liu's Ladder is commonly known as the Red House and is the residence of Liu Yong's third son. The whole building is composed of three parts: south, middle and north. The most distinctive feature is that the Chinese-style buildings in the south and north are integrated into Western European Roman-style buildings. The Hui style sealing volcano wall and the Shikumen have European Rococo style roofs. Nanxun's tolerance and tolerance for foreign cultures can be seen.

8. Shiyuan Stone Pagoda

Ticket: 8 yuan

Shiyuan Stone Pagoda was originally Zhang’s private garden, covering an area of ??30 acres, and now this stone pagoda is the only one remaining.

There are inscriptions by modern celebrities such as Liang Qichao, Kang Youwei, Zhang Taiyan and Wu Changshuo.

9. Guanghui Bridge

Guanghui Bridge is located near the Silk Industry Association of Zhen, across the Nanshi River. According to legend, Zhang Shicheng came here to occupy Guanghui Palace as his palace after the uprising in the late Yuan Dynasty. Therefore, Guanghui Bridge is also called Zhangwangmiao Bridge. This bridge is a single-hole stone arch type. The date of its construction has not been determined. It was rebuilt in the fifth year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1800). There is a pair of exquisite stone lions at the bridge, which were originally belonging to the Silk Industry Guild Hall.

10. Liu Family Temple

The Liu Family Temple is rich in ancestral temple culture. The three halls are majestic and the back hall is named "Pande Hall". In front of the family temple, there are two stone archways facing east and west, gifted by Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty and built during the Xuantong period. They are exquisitely carved, elegant and simple.

11. Tongjin Bridge

Tongjin Bridge is located on the ancient canal of East Street. It was first built in the Song Dynasty and rebuilt in the third year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty. Originally named Xunxi Bridge, commonly known as "Big Bridge", it is 28 meters long and 4 meters wide. With a span of 14 meters and a clearance of 7.6 meters, it is the first among the bridges in Nanxun.