The Shengjinta has gone, which is quite normal, haha

I don't know why it's called Shengjinta, probably because it's a pun! Its real name is Shengjinta, which is said to have been named after a discovery during its construction: a buried iron box containing four loops of a golden rope, three ancient swords (engraved with the characters 'Dispel Wind', 'Suppress Fire', and 'Subdue Jiao' respectively), and three hundred Buddhist relics. Shengjinta is thus named and is the only remaining high-rise ancient building in Nanchang. The scenic spot is not very big, and the tower is not very famous, but it plays a role in eternally guarding the city of Nanchang. The main activities include photographing the tower and climbing it to have a direct view of the thousand-mile road around Lushan Mountain and a downward view of the homes of tens of thousands of people within the city walls. At night, you can check in at the surrounding historical and cultural district, which mainly features Jiangxi's intangible cultural heritage foods, such as clay pot soup, etc. I went there before Christmas and also checked in at the Christmas tree and Santa Claus, and there was a big moon in the corner alley. The Shengjinta subway station is also very beautifully constructed. 🚇: Take Subway Line 3 or Line 4 to Shengjinta Station.