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However, there are some pit people in this location to put the gate of the scenic spot and the parking lot. There is a short mountain road from the mountain gate of Tianning Temple. The original car can drive to the mountain gate. It is definitely not good now. It is estimated that you will spend money to take the shuttle bus in the scenic spot. Otherwise, it will take time and effort to go up. Full of China scenic spots wow!

Lvliang Heroes Square is located in the south of the mountain of Jiaocheng, Shanxi Province, about 65 kilometers from Taiyuan along the Qingyin Expressway southbound. The total area of the square is 1.04 10,000 square meters, a little more than 1 hectare. The main project (that is, Hua Guofeng Tomb) is more than 4,260 square meters (of which the tombstone platform covers an area of 400 square meters, the activity square covers an area of 2,000 square meters, the trail covers an area of 1860 square meters, and the underground tomb room does not occupy an area). The supporting projects are 5,000 square meters of Heroes Memorial Square and 1,200 square meters of Jinci Revolutionary History Memorial Hall. The project was laid on April 8, 2009, and completed in mid-August 2011.

The original design of the central square in front of the steps of Luliang Heroes Square was Hua Guofeng standing bronze statue, now a tall vase, and the base was engraved with six big words "Luliang Heroes Square". On the east side of the square is an ancient building "Wenchang Palace", November 2, 2011, at 5 pm, Hua Guofeng's ashes were transported by Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery to Jiaocheng County, Luliang City, temporarily placed in this temple.

Very spectacular, good scenery, more to see, it is recommended.

Hualing-Luliang Heroes Square is located in the north of Lushan Mountain, Jiaocheng County, Shanxi Province. The mountains are magnificent and rare. The green pine and cypress are full of mountains, green all year round, and there are more than 100 steps to the top. Granite is paved. Looking up, there is a Chinese-shaped stone on the top, sitting on it, for the Huaguo Fengling Tomb, listening to the introduction of the fellow, the original Luliang hero bones buried in granite.