Yunxiang Yihuaxiangrong|Chen Wudi Forbidden City

|Chen Wudi Forbidden City. Do you know Chen Wudi? Chen Baxian (503 ～ August 9, 559) the word Xingguo, the small letter Fasheng, Wu Xing (now Changxing County, Zhejiang Province) the Great Wall under Ruoli people, the Northern and Southern Dynasties Chen Dynasty Kai Emperor (November 16, 557-August 9, 559). Changxing County is Chen Wudi's hometown. The Forbidden City of Chen Wudi is located in Xiayusi Township, Changxing County, Zhejiang Province, and is the birthplace and former residence of Chen Gaozu Chen Baxian (557-559), the founding emperor of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The Forbidden City of Chen Wudi consists of three parts: Chen Wudi Forbidden City Relic Park, Tianju Temple and Chen Wudi Forbidden City Exhibition Hall. It covers an area of about 126 mu and has a construction area of 10361 square meters, with a total investment of about billion yuan. The Tianju Temple in the Forbidden City and the "Lingyin Temple" in Hangzhou and the "Jinshan Temple" in Zhenjiang are known as the "three major temples in the south of the Yangtze River". Now the words "Chen Wudi Forbidden City" on the forehead are handwritten by Chen Lifu, a former Kuomintang member of Taiwan. There is a statue of Chen Baxian in the palace, and the back of the statue reads: Chen Chao Shihuang Chen Baxian's personal life. The management inside is loose and can be directly accessed, mainly a tower and a temple I climbed the Chen Wudi Tower. There is no elevator but there are two-way stairs. The space to go upstairs is relatively small and has a certain history. I can climb to the fifth floor at most. There is an iron gate on it that should be the top of the tower. Each floor has Buddhist paintings and portraits.