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Open Open from 8:00am-6:00pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Tianwanji N Rd, Changzhi Shi, Shanxi Sheng, China
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An ancient site in Changzhi City, formerly the gate of the Gushang Dang County Office, was built during the Emperor Yuankai, and the existing buildings were rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. Due to the need for protection of ancient buildings, visitors are now not allowed to visit the gates.
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An ancient site in Changzhi City, formerly the gate of the Gushang Dang County Office, was built during the Emperor Yuankai, and the existing buildings were rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty. Due to the need for protection of ancient buildings, visitors are now not allowed to visit the gates.
Worth a visit, no beauty, but every brick and tile has a history of vicissitudes. One person, one cigarette, one afternoon, a glance at meditation, watching the chimney, let the thoughts fly, you can also clear your heart
It can be regarded as one of the landmark buildings of Changzhi City, and it is left over from history.
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Located on a high post on the west side of Changzhi City, and free of charge, it is one of the symbols of Changzhi City. According to legend, it was the official government office of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty who was appointed to Luzhou. It is magnificent and magnificent. It is hard to imagine the full picture of the ancient Luzhou government office. Unfortunately, it was destroyed by the war. It is worth seeing for friends who like history