[2025 Gao'an Stay] Travel Guide for Shuimu Huatian Hotel (Updated Apr)

Fenghuang Lake Park is located in Gao'an City, Jiangxi Province. It is a city park integrating leisure, entertainment, and sightseeing. Here is some information about Gao'an Fenghuang Lake Park: - History: Fenghuang Lake Park was built in 2005 and is one of the earliest parks in Gao'an City. In 2017, Gao'an City renovated and upgraded Fenghuang Lake Park, making it the most complete and most used theme park in the old city. - Geography: The park is located on the north side of Jiefang Road in Gao'an City, west of Biluo Road, and east of Jinhui Middle Road. The surrounding area is mainly residential, hospitals, stadiums, commercial areas, etc. There is an inner lake with a water area of nearly 60,000 square meters in the park, named Fenghuang Lake. - Landscape features: The park has flat and clean asphalt roads, beautifully designed hydrophilic plank roads, and artistic landscape corridors. After the renovation, the park is more hierarchical than before and can better meet the needs of various activities. - Park activities: Various activities are often held in the park, such as public welfare activities, literary and artistic performances, sports competitions, etc. In addition, the park has attracted many citizens to come for leisure, entertainment, and fitness.

Dayu Temple is like a shining pearl in the river of time, quietly shining with its unique light. Dayu Temple, an ancient temple with a history of thousands of years and a profound cultural heritage. It is located in a quiet place, far away from the hustle and bustle of the world, like a paradise. The vermilion gate is solemn and majestic, and the three big characters "Dayu Temple" on the plaque on the door are vigorous and powerful, revealing a simple atmosphere. Stepping into the temple, a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere comes to your face. The towering ancient trees stretch out their lush branches and leaves, adding a touch of tranquility and mystery to the temple. The sunlight shines through the gaps in the leaves, forming patches of light, as if telling the story of the years. The Daxiong Hall stands tall, with a golden dome shining in the sun. In the hall, the Buddha statue is solemn and solemn, and the kind face makes people feel endless compassion and peace. The incense is curling, the Sanskrit sounds, and the believers kneel and worship devoutly, praying for the comfort of the soul and the happiness of life. Walking on the path of the temple, the bluestone slab road is winding, and the flowers and plants on both sides emit a faint fragrance. The ancient buildings are scattered and orderly, with carved beams and painted buildings, exquisite craftsmanship, showing the wisdom and ingenuity of the ancients. Here, time seems to freeze, allowing people to immerse themselves in the long river of history, feeling that ancient and deep tranquility. Dayu Temple is not only a religious holy place, but also a treasure house of culture. It has witnessed the changes of history and carries people's beliefs and hopes. Here, people can put down their fatigue and troubles and find inner peace and peace. It is like a beacon, illuminating the way forward for people and leading people to a better future. Whether it is a sunny day or a drizzle, Dayu Temple has its unique charm. It stands quietly, waiting for the arrival of every destined person, and feel the sacredness and solemnity together.

Gao'an City Museum is located at 674 Ruiyang Avenue, Gao'an City. It is a museum with distinctive Yuan Dynasty historical and cultural symbols. Here is a detailed introduction: - Development History: Gao'an City Museum was established in 1974, originally known as Gao'an County Revolutionary History Memorial Hall. It was officially named Gao'an County Museum in 1980 and renamed Gao'an City Museum in 1993. In 2010, the Gao'an Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government decided to build a new Gao'an City Museum. In 2012, it was approved to establish the 'Gao'an Yuan Blue and White Porcelain Museum' on the basis of the original Gao'an City Museum, which would share office and exhibition space with the Gao'an City Museum. The new museum officially opened on July 25, 2015. - Collection of Cultural Relics: The museum houses more than 10,000 cultural relics, among which the Yuan Dynasty hoard discovered in Gao'an in 1980 is the most famous. This hoard unearthed a total of 239 pieces of porcelain, including items from the Jingdezhen Kiln, Longquan Kiln, Jun Kiln, and Cizhou Kiln of the Yuan Dynasty. The Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain and underglaze red porcelain in the hoard are rare top-quality items from the Yuan Dynasty, with complete pieces, large sizes, diverse varieties, beautiful shapes, and exquisite craftsmanship. The museum's collection of Yuan Dynasty blue and white porcelain ranks third among major museums worldwide and first in China; its collection of Yuan Dynasty underglaze red porcelain ranks first in the world. These exquisite cultural relics have been exhibited in Japan, France, the United States, Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. - Exhibition Halls: The exhibition halls consist of the foyer, Historical Civilization Hall, Historical Humanities Hall, Temporary Exhibition Hall, and Multimedia Hall on the first floor, and the Yuan Blue and White Porcelain Hall (National Treasure Hall) and the Yuan Blue and White Porcelain Appreciation Hall on the second floor. The exhibitions use first-class domestic facilities and equipment, and employ display methods such as panels, texts, display cabinets, and advanced 3D projection to showcase the historical and cultural heritage of the collections as much as possible. - Honors: In 2006, it was rated as a 'National Key Museum' by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. In May 2009, it was rated as a 'National Third-Class Museum.' In 2010, it was named a 'Jiangxi Province Youth Patriotic Education Base' by the Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee and Provincial Government. In 2014, it was awarded the title of 'Jiangxi Province Social Science Knowledge Popularization and Promotion Base' by the Jiangxi Federation of Social Sciences. In 2015, it was rated as a 'National AAA Tourist Attraction' by the National Tourism Development Committee. - Opening Information: The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM), and closed on Mondays (except for public holidays). Visitors can obtain free admission tickets at the Visitor Reception Center with valid identification such as an ID card. The museum provides free guided tours, which need to be booked one week in advance for holidays and one day in advance for non-holidays. Guided tours are not available for groups of fewer than ten people.

Wu Youxun (April 26, 1897 - November 30, 1977), styled Zhengzhi, was from Gao'an, Yichun City, Jiangxi Province. A physicist and educator, he was one of the pioneers and founders of modern physics research in China, and is known as the 'founding father' of physics research in China. In June 1920, Wu Youxun graduated from the Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry at the Nanjing Higher Normal School; In 1925, he obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, then served as an assistant and lecturer in the university's physics laboratory, under the tutelage of Professor Compton; in October 1945, he became the president of the National Central University; in 1948, he was elected as an academician of the Academia Sinica; in December 1950, he served as the vice president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; in 1955, he was appointed as a member of the Academic Division of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (academician). Wu Youxun's contributions were mainly reflected in his research on X-rays, especially on scattering and absorption. In the 1920s, he made contributions to the establishment and recognition of the Compton effect through systematic, exquisite experiments and incisive theoretical analysis in the study of X-ray scattering; after returning to China, he initiated experimental and theoretical research in areas such as X-ray scattering spectroscopy, and creatively developed a general theory of multi-atomic gas scattering of X-rays.