Zhenhai Tower

Zhenhai Building, located at No. 139 Fufei South Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, is located at the top of Pingshan Mountain, Fuzhou. It was built in Minghongwu four years (1371). It was originally a sample building of Fuzhou's various gate buildings. It was later named Zhenhai Building. It is the tallest building in Fuzhou's ancient city. One of the nine famous buildings in China, the original building has been damaged. Now the landscape was rebuilt in November 2006. Zhenhai Building is divided into two floors, moths and corners, and the existing buildings are restored according to the Ming Dynasty pattern. It is a heavy rest on the top of the mountain, with bucket arches, roofs made of ceramic tiles and board tiles, and Han white jade carvings on both sides as railings. The building is 21 meters high, the foundation is 24 meters deep, the building is45.6 meters wide, and the city wall of Zhenhai Building is1.73 meters thick.

Zhenhai Building is one of Fuzhou's landmark buildings, is a historical monument of the Ming Dynasty, the current building is reconstructed, built beautifully, and the distant view is particularly good. Zhenhai Building is now an interior exhibition hall, and the surrounding area can win the city scenery of Fuzhou. There is an iron gate leading to Zhenhai Building. After the opening time, the door can't be closed and can't enter. You can only visit Pingshan.

Zhenhai Building, an ancient example building, is located on the top of Pingshan Mountain, Gulou District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, China. It was originally a sign of the north of Fuzhou City. Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty was in charge of building Fuzhou City for four years (1371). When building the city, first build a double-storey city building on Pingshan Mountain, about 20 meters high, as a sample of the construction of each city gate building, called the sample building. The sample building was the tallest building in Fuzhou at that time. At that time, the sample building could overlook the river mouth and even the East China Sea, so it was also known as the Zhenhai Building. There are seven stone cylinders in the square in front of the building, arranged like the Beidou Qixing, known as the Seven Star cylinder. Zhenhai Building has been repeatedly destroyed in history, and was officially opened to the public on January 23, 2009 after the latest renovation.

Personally recommend going to Fuzhou to see Zhenhai Building, free scenic spot, the building is very tall, the terrain is high, you can overlook Fuzhou City, the special exhibition in Zhenhai Building is very special.

Going up the mountain in the summer, really, very dry, forget to bring water to death, but fortunately, there are vending machines at the entrance and exit. Remember to bring your ID card, you need to swipe the QR code at the door to make an appointment, and you will receive a text message prompt after the operation is successful. Then go to swipe your ID card and enter the gate. It is recommended not to come at noon, it is too hot. The whole Zhenhai Building wants an oven outdoors.