Jingchuan Park

Jingchuan park is built in memory of Tang Jingchuan, a famous Anti Japanese hero and writer in the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. It is a garden with historic sites and natural scenery. The garden is full of green trees and delicious grass. Ponds, rockeries, pavilions and corridors are well arranged. The most famous scenic spot is Chendu thatched cottage, which was built in 1989 and named after the reading place of Mr. Tang Jingchuan. In addition, there are also historical sites such as the tomb of Mr. Tang Jingchuan.

Jingchuan Park

Jingchuan park is located in Jingchuan village, Yonghong Township, the former residence of Mr. Jingchuan in Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province. It was built by Changzhou Municipal People's Government in 1990 to commemorate Tang Jingchuan, a famous Anti Japanese hero and writer during the Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty. It is a garden with historic sites and natural scenery. With beautiful environment and perfect scenic spots, the park is mainly divided into Mr. Tang Jingchuan's reading room, tomb area, lawn activity area, Flower Bonsai viewing area, children's amusement water area, etc. The layout of the park is mainly based on the natural landscape of bangang Xiaopo Qushui Jinghu, which embodies the characteristics of contemporary gardens.

Features of scenic spots

The garden is full of green trees and delicious grass. Ponds, rockeries, pavilions and corridors are well arranged. The most famous scenic spot is Chendu thatched cottage, which was built in 1989 and named after the reading place of Mr. Tang Jingchuan. In addition, there are also historical sites such as the tomb of Mr. Tang Jingchuan.

Jingchuan park is located in Jingchuan village, Yonghong Township, the former residence of Mr. Jingchuan. The tomb of Mr. Tang Jingchuan in the park was listed as a cultural relic protection unit by Jiangsu Provincial People's Government in 1982. The park covers a total area of 180 mu, including 35 mu of water area, which is the second largest park in Changzhou. The park is mainly composed of eight scenic spots, such as green water flowing, Yushu Qionghua, Huahai Rongchun, Chendu thatched cottage and fengluan Diecui. The park integrates the landscape with the historical and cultural connotation, and builds modern water amusement pool, Trojan horse, electric car, bounce, rowing and other amusement facilities, which can fully meet the needs of tourists' leisure and fitness

It is not only an elegant historical and cultural relics Memorial area, but also a tourist attraction integrating sightseeing and entertainment, and integrating dynamic view and static view

Traffic location

Jingchuan park is located in the left taojia village of chenduqiao, Yonghong Township, the southern suburb of Changzhou. It is the reading place of Tang Jingchuan, a writer and anti Japanese hero of the Ming Dynasty. It is the second largest comprehensive park in Changzhou.

Bus information: take bus No.12, 42552 to get there.

Historical celebrities

Jingchuan Park

It is a famous Anti Japanese hero of Changzhou in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty

It was named after the writer Tang Jingchuan. Tang Jingchuan was born in Changzhou in Ming Dynasty (now Changzhou). His original name was Tang Shunzhi. He was named Jingchuan because he loved Jingxi mountains and rivers. In 1529, when he was 23 years old, he became a Jinshi, the first in the ceremony examination, and became an editor in the Imperial Academy. One year later, he returned home from his illness. After 20 years of study, he was proficient in everything he learned. Mr. Jingchuan is not only a famous litterateur, but also a famous Anti Japanese hero. He is skillful in riding and shooting. Since then, he personally supervised the Haishi to snipe the Japanese pirates and made many miraculous achievements. Later, because he had lived in the sea for a long time and his feet and abdomen were swollen, he died of serious illness on the way to Fengyang governor. He was 54 years old.

In 1982, Tang Jingchuan's tomb area was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province.

Address: the bottom of Qingtan Road, Zhonglou District, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province

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