Photos of Zhenhuai House

It is the landmark building of Chuzhou City and was built in Song Dynasty. Originally Zhenjiang Dutongsi Restaurant, in the Ming Dynasty, there was a "copper pot carved with leaks" to tell the time. Later, because it was located in the city, the arch downstairs was the main road of north-south traffic, so it was called "North-South Cardinal"; it was renamed "Zhenhuai Building" during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty. Its meaning to suppress floods. It was later renamed "Zhongshan Building". Now Zhenhuai Building has been turned into an exhibition hall of Huai'an City Museum, surrounded by gardens. The garden downstairs is planted with cedars, arborvitae, magnolias, parasols, golden osmanthus, Lamei and cherry blossoms from the hometown donated by the former Japanese Prime Minister. It is evergreen in all seasons and has a pleasant floral fragrance. It is surrounded by iron fences, and there are iron gates in the north and south for swimming in and out. There is a stone tablet erected on the flower bed on the north side of the building. The three characters "Zhenhuai Building" are engraved on the front, and the introduction of Zhenhuai Building is engraved on the back.