love late Pavilion

love late Pavilion

love late Pavilion

Below the Aiwan Pavilion is the north gate of Yuelu Academy. The ticket price for Yuelu Academy is 50 yuan/person.

Yuelu Academy

Yuelu Academy is the first of the four major academies in the Song Dynasty and is also the best preserved ancient academy in China. In the ninth year of Kaibao of the Northern Song Dynasty (976 AD), Zhu Dong, the prefect of Tanzhou, officially founded Yuelu Academy on the basis of running schools by monks. Later, it went through the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, until the 29th year of Guangxu in the late Qing Dynasty (AD 1903) was transformed into Hunan Higher Education Institute, and then successively transformed into Hunan Higher Normal School and Hunan Industrial Specialized School. In 1926, it was officially named Hunan University. After thousands of years, it has been called the "Millennium University".

The Yuelu Academy covers an area of 21000 square meters. Most of the existing buildings are relics of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The main buildings include the gate, the second gate, the lecture hall, the semi-learning studio, the teaching studio, the Baiquan Pavilion, the Imperial Book Tower, the Xiangshui School Jingtang, the Confucian Temple, etc., all parts are connected to each other, completely showing the magnificent scene of ancient Chinese architecture. In addition to architectural cultural relics, Yuelu Academy is also famous for its preservation of a large number of steles and plaques, such as the "Lushan Temple Stele" carved in the Tang Dynasty, the stone tablet workshop of the "Yuelu Academy" handwritten by Emperor Zhenzong of Song Dynasty, the "Chengzi Sizhen Stele", the Qing Dynasty imperial plaque "Learning to achieve the nature of heaven","Daonan Zhengmai", Zhu Xi's "Loyalty, Filial and Integrity Monument" carved in the Qing Dynasty, Ouyang Zhenghuan's "Tightly and Serious Monument", Wang Wenqing's "Yuelu Academy Learning Rules Monument", etc.

Yuelu Academy

Yuelu Academy

Yuelu Academy South Gate (Main Gate)

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Mao Zedong

In the cold autumn of independence, the Xiangjiang River heads north, at the head of Juzizhou. Look at the mountains all red and the forests all dyed; the rivers are clear and green, and hundreds of boats compete for the current. Eagles strike the sky, fish fly to the shallow bottom, and all kinds of frost compete for freedom. Looking down on the vast expanse, I ask who controls the ups and downs on the vast earth?
Bring hundreds of couples to travel and remember the extraordinary years of the past. My classmates are young and in their prime; they are scholarly and arrogant. Pointing out the country, inspiring the words, and smearing the land of the Marquis of Ten Thousand Families. Do you ever remember that when you hit the water in the middle of the stream, the waves stopped the flying boat!

Chairman Mao's poem "Qinyuanchun·Changsha" in his youth was well known to the world in the little-known Juzizhou Tau. Although the majestic momentum and high-spirited spirit in the poem cannot be replicated, since we have arrived in Changsha, we naturally have to go to Juzizhou Tau. Take the subway at Yuwan Town Station, and the next stop is Juzizhou Station.

orange Island

Juzhou, Orange Island, also known as Shuilu Island, is located in Yuelu District of Changsha City. It is a small island in the middle of the Xiangjiang River. It has a total length of 5 kilometers and a width of 40-200 meters. It was formed in the second year of Yongxing of Emperor Hui of Jin Dynasty (305 AD).

Juzhou Park, which was officially opened in July 1982, now covers an area of 14 hectares and has attractions such as Mao Zedong Poetry Monument, Orange Song Pavilion, Zhenjiang Pavilion, and Lanyue Pavilion.

Juzizhou is a small island in the heart of the Xiangjiang River in Changsha. There are many scenic spots along the way from the subway station to the entire island, but the vast majority of tourists go straight to the head of Juzizhou. At the head of Juzizhou, there stands a statue of Mao Zedong's youth. The statue has a total height of 32 meters, a length of 83 meters, a width of 41 meters, and a total area of 3500 square meters. The base is a memorial hall.

Juzizhou is open for free. It takes about 40-50 minutes to walk from the subway station to the head of Juzizhou. You can take a battery car or a small train. The round-trip price is 30 yuan/person.

orange Island

a picture in front of the sculpture

a picture in front of the sculpture

a picture in front of the sculpture