Things to do in Weifang

Buying tickets is very convenient; you can enter by scanning the QR code at the entrance. It's located inside Fan Gong Ting Park. The attraction isn't very large, but it's well-designed and offers a good opportunity to learn more about Li Qingzhao.

The only downside: the parking lot attendant, who wouldn't let anyone park even when there were empty spaces. The kite-making DIY activity was very interesting. Making kites by hand. The actor/NPC performance was excellent.

95 is still expensive for five museums, 205 is more reasonable, add 50 for history and culture, 75 is not more. The quaint and dilapidated amusement facilities in the park are quite interesting, and you can play 9 projects for 90 yuan.

Spring has arrived, and Fangzi Town is bursting with new life. Located in Fangzi District, Weifang, Shandong Province, it is a cluster of modern German and Japanese-style buildings. Relying on the Fangzi Station of the Jiaoji Railway, it preserves historical buildings, industrial heritage, and military facilities from the German and Japanese periods. Now protected and developed, the town has become a distinctive scenic area integrating historical culture, artistic creativity, and tourism, presenting a unique blend of Chinese and Western architectural styles. It is open year-round and free of charge.

Shouguang Polar Ocean World was an amazing experience! The adorable penguins, beluga whales, and other polar animals were incredibly cute and soothing, the shows were fantastic, and the atmosphere was fantastic. The venue was clean and cool, making it a perfect place to take the kids for a stroll. 🐬

There are fewer people on weekends. The Errenzhuan performance is good, which makes up for the fun of the city that never sleeps. The performance inside is not very attractive and is relatively short. I don’t know how it will be on weekends.

Wenshu Temple: One of the existing Wenshu temples in China, the only Wenshu temple facing east, built in the Northern Song Dynasty. There are two thousand-year-old Chinese scholar trees in front of the temple. There are Wenshu Hall, Jialan Hall, Patriarch Hall and other buildings in the temple, as well as many cliff carvings, with extremely high historical and cultural value. Foguang Cliff: The world's longest echoing natural echo wall, 40 meters high and 60 meters wide. In the middle of the cliff is a natural giant Buddha and a lifelike "wen" character, composed of stone patterns and stone textures, facing Wenshu Temple, containing Buddhist mysteries, with a thousand-foot-high cliff and flying pines hanging upside down, and spectacular scenery.

Although the sky was gloomy and it rained a little during the trip, it was worth the trip. The key is that you can ride the magic carpet up the mountain, and you can ride the glass slide and high-altitude drift down the mountain. The high-altitude drift is 2021 meters, which is very exciting. The red leaves along the way are colorful and dazzling.

This is a park in Qingzhou that excels in both its cultural and natural beauty. The Three Sages Shrine enshrines virtuous officials such as Fan Zhongyan and Ouyang Xiu, who served in Qingzhou and benefited the people. The shrine contains three ancient trees, the oldest being a Chinese scholar tree from the early Tang Dynasty. It is said that the episode about Gao Lao Zhuang in the classic novel *Journey to the West* was filmed here. As for nature, the lake in the park is crystal clear and azure blue, likely from hot springs, as you can see bubbles constantly rising from the lakebed. Many ducks and water birds frolic here. It's currently the season for various flowers to bloom, filling the park with fragrance.

There are introductions to Ouyang Xiu's life, his time as governor of Qingzhou, his collection of gold and stone inscriptions, etc., which are very helpful for understanding Ouyang Xiu. However, the scenery is average, which may be due to the cloudy weather.