In Changsha! The oranges on Orange Isle are for viewing only, not eating!

In Changsha! The oranges on Orange Isle are for viewing only, not eating! Orange Isle is located in the middle of the Xiang River. It was formed by the deposition of sand and mud, and has undergone natural changes and human transformation to become the tourist attraction it is today. The history of Orange Isle: D Orange Isle was formed in the second year of the reign of Emperor Hui of Jin. > After the 30th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty, Changsha was opened as a commercial port, and the British Consulate and Changsha Customs were built on the island. ▷▶ In the 14th year of the Republic of China, Comrade Mao Zedong returned to Hunan from Guangzhou to lead the peasant movement and wrote "Changsha," which made Orange Isle famous. > In 1960, Orange Isle Park was built at the head of the island, and a special bridge was built from the Xiangjiang Bridge to the island. >▶ In 1961, it was built as Orange Isle Park. In 1962, it was opened to the public. > In 1998, it was renamed Orange Isle Scenic Area of Yuelu Mountain Scenic Area. >▶ In November 2002, more than 1,600 residents on Orange Isle were relocated. > In 2004, the Changsha Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government decided to carry out a four-year quality improvement and renovation of Orange Isle. >▶ In April 2009, the upgraded Orange Isle was opened to the public for free.