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Located in the center of Fengyang Old Town, it is also an iconic building in the old city. There are related exhibition halls on the second to fourth floors. The dragon chair is particularly beautiful. It just so happens to be happy for the dragon girl. The top floor clock in the core is particularly majestic. I think it will not lose to the clock tower in Xi'an. I bought tickets with the imperial temples of successive generations. High cost performance

Tickets 30 people, the visitor center in the door hole, the first time to go around a circle to find, and the imperial temple of the past generations, interested can visit together, upstairs there are various exhibitions of yulou and costumes, you can also climb high to see the scenery, the overall feeling is good.

Ok, there are such good ancient buildings in the county.

Fengyang, Anhui, heard in the textbook when he went to school, was the hometown of Zhu Yuanxuan, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. After becoming emperor, perhaps it was the vanity of Yijin returning home. Hongwu Emperor built the central capital of the Ming Dynasty in Fengyang, a place where there was no danger to guard. Just when the Central Metropolis was about to be completed, it stopped construction, and the fate of a luxury capital died down, and it was gradually abandoned. There are many reasons for this, which has become a historical case. To this day, the magnificent buildings of the year have disappeared, leaving only the ruins buried underground. Unlike most ancient city bell towers and drum towers according to the central axis distribution layout, Fengyang's bell tower and drum towers are distributed between east and west, which is extremely rare in the design of the ancient city. Fengyang bell tower is "ninety five open rooms", such a high regulation in the bell tower building can be described as unparalleled. The current Fengyang Bell Tower was rebuilt in 2018 according to the shape of the year. The big clock in the building weighs 36 tons, with a total height of 5.28 meters and a caliber of 3.36 meters, which is several times larger than Beijing's Yongle Bell. Around the big clock, historical and cultural phenomena related to the clock are displayed. The clock has gone beyond the function of the time-reporting tool to become a carrier of history and a culture. The clock tower also set up an exhibition hall, showing the system, etiquette, customs of the Ming Dynasty, restoring the scene of the Ming Dynasty, telling us the historical background of the county town's extraordinary and noble history, and also making visitors lament the time-transit, rise and fall changes and the vicissitudes of time. Fengyang Bell Tower is located on the west side of Fengyang City. It has a square and underground parking lot. It is convenient for transportation and accommodation. You can visit the Drum Tower, Longxing Temple, Zhongdu Site, Minghuang Mausoleum and other attractions.

Anhui Fengyang Zhongdu Bell Tower (Fengyang Zhongdu Bell Tower) was built in Ming Hongwu eight years (1375), located on the west side of Fengyang City, is an important subsidiary building of Mingzhong Metropolis. The Bell Tower and the Drum Tower are 6 miles away, the second floor of the Bell and Drum, one west and one east, facing off far away, standing at both ends of Yunxiao Street, the sub-axis of Mingzhong Metropolis, such a architectural pattern makes the Central Metropolis appear more magnificent. The clock tower consists of Chengtai and buildings, with a height of 40.1 meters, a height of 80.12 meters from the north and south of Chengtai, 36 meters wide and 16 meters high. Open three door coupons, "Heavy Three overlays, hanging copper clocks in the middle, with police morning and evening, wherever there is repair, there is a dry division". The clock tower building was originally built as the "95th open room", so high regulations are unique in China's capital clock tower. According to Fangzhi, the clock tower and the drum tower are the same regulations, and the Mingzhongdu clock tower is also the most ancient Chinese capital clock tower. <ctag id="110588" type="4" businesstype="1"># City Humanities Handbook</ctag>