Guishan Park: Worth a Visit

Guishan Park is located in Hanyang District, Wuhan, Hubei Province. It is adjacent to the Yangtze River in the east, Moon Lake in the west, Lotus Lake in the south, and the Han River in the north. The park is surrounded by abundant natural and cultural resources, including Nan'anzui, Hanyang River Beach, Moon Lake, Guqin Terrace, Lotus Lake, and Dayu Myth Park. It faces Snake Hill in Wuchang across the river. On January 13, 2025, we visited this important node on the main axis of the Yangtze River in Wuhan. At the top of Guishan, we enjoyed the spectacular view of "Turtle and Snake Lock the Yangtze River" formed by Guishan, Snake Hill, and the Yangtze River Bridge. After admiring the towering Hubei TV Tower, we visited the "First Ding of China" (symbolizing the Three Kingdoms), the statue of Cao Cao on horseback, the tomb of Lu Su, and other statues of heroes from the Three Kingdoms. We also visited Fuyun Pavilion, Guiyue Pavilion, Butterfly Spring, and more. After the tour, we felt that although Guishan Park is not very large and not very high, its unique location, combined with the cultural influence of the Three Kingdoms, makes it a place of infinite beauty and worth visiting!