Xianshu Pavilion Review

Don't think that Wushan seems to be just an ordinary city park, Fuzhou's deep historical heritage, so that even a small attraction here, there are detailed allusions. Xianshu Pavilion is close to the top of Wushan Mountain and close to the radio and television launch center. There are not many tourists who will come here, and its unique sky blue painting looks very eye-catching. The pavilion has a long history as the ancient scorpions and stone carvings that surround it. It was built in the Qing Dynasty and commemorates the Ming Dynasty merchant Chen Zhenlong from the Philippines to bring back the sweet potatoes (that is, sweet potatoes, also known as golden potatoes) grown in Fuzhou, and finally spread to the whole country. So the pavilion is simple and rich in connotation.

Fuzhou area is one of the more popular pavilions. In Wushan, the pavilion has an elegant environment and a good scenery. There are stone carvings next to it. The words are good and you can watch it. Go here for free and go and see it.

Fuzhou Xianshu Pavilion is located on the cold platform of Wushi Mountain. It is a very beautiful pavilion. Its pillars are painted with basket green color and have personal characteristics. Xianshu Pavilion is used to commemorate the introduction of sweet potatoes.

Fuzhou Wushan Scenic Area has many different styles of pavilions, including Daoshan Pavilion, Ligong Pavilion, Wushan Pavilion, Yuting and Xianshu Pavilion. Xianshu Pavilion is located in Wushan Qinglingtai, which was built by Fuzhou Juren He Daofu during the Qing Dynasty in order to commemorate the introduction and promotion of sweet potatoes during the Ming Wanli period Chen Zhenlong and Fujian Procurator Jin Xue. The first potato pavilion was rebuilt in 1957 and 1980, and in April 2008, the first potato pavilion was restored and restored to its original appearance. It became the only pavilion in Wushan with a unique bright sky blue coat. Next to the pavilion stands the famous contemporary writers, calligraphers, and Cifujia. The inscription of "Xianshu Pavilion Ji" written by Mr. Chen Zhanghan, president of Fuzhou Literary Federation. Guo Moruo once praised Chen Zhenlong "this merit is better than Shennong".

Located in Wushishan, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province, the first potato pavilion was built to commemorate the Ming Dynasty during the Wandynast years to introduce and promote sweet potatoes of overseas Chinese Chen Zhenlong and Fujian Tour JinXue. Guo Moruo once praised Chen Zhenlong , " this feat should be better。