[2025 He County Attraction] Travel Guide for Loushi Park (North Gate) (Updated Mar)

It is half a street in He County. It was built by Tang poet Liu Yuxi when he was the governor of Hezhou. He wrote "Inscription of the Shabby Room": "The mountains are not high, there are immortals, and the water is not deep. . The original inscription written by Liu Gongquan has been destroyed. There are "Ladder Pine Tower", "Banyue Pond", "Wanhua Valley", "Wuhe Pavilion", "Zhanchen Pavilion", "Xushan Pavilion", "Auou Pavilion", "Linliu Pavilion", "Yellow Pavilion" The "Xunting Pavilion", "Junyan Pavilion", "Jiangshan Pavilion", etc., were all attacked by soldiers. In 1986, it was repaired with funds from the province and county, and an empty flower fence was built. The word "shabby room" in the courtyard was inscribed by the poet Zang Kejia. "The Inscription of the Shabby Room" was imitated by the provincial calligrapher Meng Fanqing and carved into a tablet. There is a statue of Liu Yuxi standing in the main hall of the shabby house, with a horizontal plaque of "Politics and Virtues" hanging on it, surrounded by famous calligraphers Zhang Kaifan, Fang Shaowu, Situ Yue, Ge Jieping, Xiao Lao, Yaoduo, Wen Yonghua, Jiang Bo and others. Written couplets and banners and the seal banner of Jinshijia and Ge Xuguang. There is a couplet next to the corridor door of the main room: "The moss marks are green on the upper steps, and the grass is green in the curtains". On the wooden pillars on both sides, there are couplets "a thousand sails pass by the side of the sinking boat, and a thousand trees spring ahead of the sick tree". In 1988, the county invested nearly one million yuan to build a "shabby house park" in the "Xianshan" and "Longchi" area of the shabby house. Covering an area of more than 50 acres, there are Jiangshan Pavilion, Wangjiang Pavilion and Xianren Cave built on the mountain. There are Linliu Pavilion and Lvxian Bridge in the pool. There are more than 300 meters of carved wall imitating the Qing Dynasty. The main entrance faces the south and the north. In 1986, the shabby house was approved by the provincial people's government as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.