At the head of Xunyang River

Xunyang Tower, located on the banks of the Yangtze River, is one of the top ten famous towers in the south of the Yangtze River. It was originally a civilian tavern and has a history of 1200 years. It is a scenic spot that combines famous towers, famous books, and famous wines. The first and second floors are displays related to 'Water Margin', and there is also a showcase displaying porcelain figures of the one hundred and eight heroes; the third floor displays calligraphy and paintings, and the fourth floor is a tea room, which is an excellent place to view the river scenery and gaze at the Yangtze River Bridge from afar. Admission to Xunyang Tower is 20 yuan for adults. Visiting here always reminds one of the 'Pipa Xing' from the high school Chinese textbook. Perhaps you have forgotten how to recite it, but you will definitely remember how to sing it. The frosty leaves and withered grass in the autumn wind are desolate, the vast river water, the poet and guests bid farewell on the river, and the pipa lady plays during this time. The nearby vegetation, trees, and rocks are painted in bright and meticulous colors, and as the scenery extends into the distance, the ink and colors gradually fade, giving rise to a sense of desolation and loneliness, 'Being wanderers in the same predicament, there's no need for acquaintance to feel connected'