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Anonymous userThe mausoleum of King Xiao of Liang and his queen is definitely worth a visit. It differs in style from the Han tombs at Lion Mountain in Xuzhou, each with its own unique characteristics. However, what I do want to complain about is that while there's plenty of open space around, and villagers park their cars on the roadside, the parking spaces in the scenic area are charged exorbitant prices, which is very unreasonable. Ten yuan per hour—it's practically robbery.
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M93***47Stepping into the ancient city of Shangqiu feels like traveling back in time. Built in the sixth year of the Zhengde reign of the Ming Dynasty, this ancient city, round on the outside and square on the inside, resembles an ancient coin. Entering through the north gate, Gongchen Gate, I climbed the city wall and gazed down upon the city walls, where the streets resembled a chessboard and the architecture was quaint and simple. Entering the Hou Family Residence, I felt the joys and sorrows of Hou Fangyu and Li Xiangjun. The Confucian Temple is also unique, with its halls on the left and the school on the right. Exiting the South Gate, the rippling waters of South Lake create a striking contrast with the ancient city. Everything here exudes the weight and vicissitudes of history, enchanting and making one reluctant to leave.
