When you come to Qiyang, please follow me for a walk around the small town!

📅 Tour route: Wenchang Pagoda - Wuxi Park - Hegu Valley - Tangjiashan Camellia Oil Base 🌄Must-go check-in point 1: Wuxi Park 🌟This was the former residence of Yuan Jie, the governor of Daozhou in the Tang Dynasty. He wrote the famous "Ode to the Zhongxing of the Tang Dynasty" here, and invited Yan Zhenqing, a famous calligrapher at the time, to write the original text and engraved it on the cliff stone in Wuxi. Since then, many calligraphy celebrities from later generations have come here to write poems and inscriptions and engrave them on the rock. Among the more famous ones are Huang Tingjian, Mi Fu, Yang Wanli, Fan Chengda, He Shaoji, Wu Dacheng, etc. After thousands of years of changes, it has become a holy place for calligraphy treasures with various stone fonts. 🌟This is also the location of Tao Zhu Memorial Hall. Tao Zhu is a famous proletarian revolutionary. During the revolutionary years, he wrote articles while fighting, the most famous of which is "The Style of Pine Trees". When you come to Wuxi Park, you can visit the exhibition of Tao Zhu's life story, appreciate the gallery of Tao Zhu's poems and stele, and read the famous "The Style of Pine Trees". 🌄Must-go check-in point 2: Wenchang Pagoda 🌟Wenchang Pagoda is located on the bank of the Xiangjiang River next to Pagoda Street on Taozhu Road. Next to it are Wenchang Middle School, a key junior high school in Qiyang, and Qiyang No. 1 Middle School, a key high school. The Wenchang Pagoda was built in the first year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, but was later destroyed and rebuilt in the eleventh year of Qianlong's reign. The name of the tower comes from the meaning of "cultural prosperity". The tower is 36.68 meters high and has seven floors. Emperor Wenchang is enshrined inside, attracting many students to worship. Entering the tower, you can go up the stairs around the tower. Each time you go up a floor, the tower will become narrower, which feels like walking in a maze. 🌟Wenchang Pagoda is located at the top of Wanjuanshu Rock. The rocks under the tower are piled up in layers. Viewed from the other side of the Xiangjiang River, it looks like stacks of books stacked from bottom to top. Therefore, there is a cliff carving "Wanjuan Shuyan" on it, which can be taken as a souvenir. There is also a huge stone carving under the tower that reads "Shuyan Tianbang". Parents often come here with their children to burn incense and worship. There is also a pavilion under the tower. Sitting in the pavilion and watching the scenery of the river in the distance is very picturesque. 🌄Must-go check-in point 3: Tangjiashan Camellia oleifera Cultural Park 🌟Tangjiashan Camellia oleifera Cultural Park is located in the mountain forest near Guanyin Beach in Qiyang City. There are Changtangchong Reservoir, China Camellia Oil Expo, Qixing Lake, Performance Square, Xingsu Island B&B, mountaintop observation deck and other landscapes. The lakes and mountains are very beautiful, and it is a good place for taking pictures. 🌟On the way to the camellia oleifera base, there is also the Hegugu Smart Agriculture Base. It covers a wide area with many flowers and green plants, where you can camp and barbecue. In the afternoon, it is a good choice to take your children there for a stroll and make your own barbecue. 🚗Transportation guide: Wuxi Park: Take bus No. 1, 4 or 7 from the Jiaoshan parking lot and cross the Xiangjiang River Bridge. You can also drive or take a taxi there. There is a parking lot next to the park, 10 per time. Wenchang Pagoda: Take bus No. 1 from Jiaoshan Parking Lot, bus No. 3 from Baima Bus Station, take bus No. 5 from the train station and get off at Qiyang No. 1 Middle School Station. Then just navigate to Wenchang Pagoda on foot with your mobile phone. Tangjiashan Camellia Camellia Base and Hegugu: There is no bus, and it is inconvenient to take a taxi. You can only drive by yourself. 💗Other tips: Tickets for Wuxi Park outside the city are 30/person. Locals can enter the park free of charge with their ID cards. Other attractions are free and can be visited and played freely.