The Yellow Crane Tower is one of China's four great famous towers, located atop Snake Hill in Wuhan, Hubei. Originally built during the Three Kingdoms period for military defense purposes, it has been destroyed and rebuilt multiple times throughout history. The current structure was reconstructed in 1985 on the Qing Dynasty site. Standing five stories tall with a total height of 51.4 meters, the tower features Ming-Qing architectural style with red pillars, yellow glazed tiles, and upturned eaves. Its interior displays poetry inscriptions and murals, showcasing rich cultural significance. The Yellow Crane Tower serves not only as a landmark of Wuhan but also as an important symbol of Chinese historical culture.
