Meet Quzhou | Check Out the "Heart" Landmark and the Red House That Has Taken Over Social Media

|Check Out the "Heart" Landmark and the Red House That Has Taken Over Social Media. This unique red house is also known as the Quzhou Auditorium. It is located on the shore of Xin'an Lake, at the entrance of Luming Mountain Cultural Courtyard Street. Inside is a marriage registration office, and a corridor inside the auditorium leads to the roof. The staggered steps run through the roofs, and the red tiles and blue sky are extremely impactful. Walking through it, you may feel like you're on top of the world. 🌟Highlights: The Quzhou Auditorium, located in Luming Mountain Cultural Courtyard Street, is also called the "Red Art Museum." The entire venue is built with custom purple sand red bricks and tiles, and is a city art museum with a strong oriental aesthetic created through contemporary design techniques. Walking into the auditorium, through the screen wall, the sunken square suddenly opens up. The entire space has a very high dome, with 8 artistic spiral columns standing in it... The three-dimensional and changeable space structure attracts people to check in. Perhaps it was the designer's intention, but the entire space structure design is quite similar to the Longyou Grottoes in Quzhou. 👍Top Recommendation: After visiting the first-floor hall of the auditorium, go up the stairs on the side to the viewing walkway on the roof, which is what we call "lifting the tiles"! The view from the top floor is naturally excellent. The viewing platform has a wide view, and on a clear day, you can see the cultural and art center, the grassland, and other scenic spots in the west of Quzhou from the roof. Watching an orange city sunset on the roof is also extremely romantic. ✅Must-Do: The most popular attraction in the venue is this bright and hot red heart wall. The red heart wall is surrounded by tourists who come to check in at the "heart" landmark, and there is an endless stream of tourists taking photos. 🗓Nearby Attractions: The Luming Cultural Block next to the Red Auditorium is mainly black and gray, with many adjacent rows and single-family houses. Many shops have not moved in or are not yet completed. From the surrounding landscape and the internal rockery waterfalls and green plants, it looks more like a high-end leisure and dining area. After walking through the whole area, you may not feel the culture, but it seems like a rich area. The entire block takes about 1-2 hours to explore. If you have time, you can also camp and picnic with family and friends on the grassland opposite the block, play and fly kites, and enjoy the warm spring afternoon sun.