Xu Gate

Anmen, one of the ancient city gates in Suzhou, is also a better preserved ancient city gate. Free visit. Play items include: hiking fitness, parent-child play, ornamental plants, city wall photos, cruise ships listening to Pingtan ～

Anus, one of the must-see relics of Suzhou. The ancient city wall of the ancient city gate is maintained intact, reflecting the ancient appearance of Gusu City. Anus and its square are free to play. There are fitness trails along the Grand Canal, direct drinking water, Wu Zixuan sculpture, public toilets, benches, and it is a good place for leisure.

Anus, also known as the old anus, the history of the anus is also quite long, and it is also related to the country Wu mentioned above, which is one of the ancient gates opened when Wuguo built the capital in spring and autumn, and Panmen is the surviving ancient city gate of Suzhou, so its precious degree can be imagined. To this day, Gusu City Pool still maintains the style of Wu Zixuan's "must stand the city", and then people in order to commemorate the brave and wise man, they have a deep relationship with Wu Zixuan city gate called the anus.

Anus, one of the ancient city gates opened when Wuguo Jiandu was built in Spring and Autumn, because it sits east-west, and it is named after the Gushu Mountain. Now what we see is the same as the Panmen, which is a "product" of the reconstruction of the Yuan Dynasty. The gate of the gate is facing the Lijiang River, which was opened by Wu Zixuan. The starting point of the Lijiang River is the Limen. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Suzhou section of the Grand Canal was transformed into the Lijiang River. The passing ships entered the Lijiang River through the Lijiang River, creating a prosperous scene of the Limen. Suzhou people have the saying of "Golden Limen, Silver Limen".

Anus, also known as Lao Anus, was listed as a cultural relics protection unit in Suzhou in 1982. The existing city gate was rebuilt in the 11th year of Yuan to Zheng (1351), and was rebuilt in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Anus and Panmen were the surviving ancient city gates in Suzhou. Anus was built to prevent the flood of Taihu Lake, and there was no water gate after Song and Yuan. The original Lumen to the 16 years Zhang Shicheng added the city, has been removed in the Republic of China. The existing doorway is composed of three brick arch coupons, the second road and the first and three roads are vertically intersected, and the structure is the same as the Panmen Lumen inner door.