The Du Fu River Pavilion is located in Changsha's Hedong District near the West Lake Bridge at the intersection of Central Xiangjiang Road and Xihu Road. This antique building along the riverside was built to commemorate Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. It includes a main pavilion, a long corridor, a memorial plaque and a tea room. Because it is located near the Xiangjiang River, this is a great place to watch the Orange Island fireworks that take place during major holidays and festivals. Take the opportunity to climb the mountains on either bank of the Xiangjiang River, drink tea, feel the cool river breeze against your skin and relax.
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When I came to Changsha this time, I found an antique building on the side of the Xiangjiang River. On the Internet, it turns out that this is the "Du Fu Jiang Pavilion" built by Changsha citizens to commemorate Du Fu. The so-called "Jiangge" is because Du Fu defected to his old friend Wei Zhijin, but Wei Zhijin tragically died. Du Fu, who was poor and sick, had to spend the last two years of his life in Changsha. At the beginning, Du Fu didn't even have a residence in Changsha, so he could only live on the boat temporarily. Later, he gave himself a tenant building near Xiaoximen and called himself "Jiang Pavilion." Therefore, this building commemorating Du Fu is called "Du Fu Jiang Pavilion". Du Fujiang Pavilion is a four-story building imitating the Tang Dynasty (with three mezzanine floors), which was officially opened on September 19, 2005. Since its location is facing Orange Islet, whenever there is a firework show on the Orange Islet for festivals, this is the best viewing spot. The tea room fee of 100 yuan per person in the tea room on the top floor was instantly robbed. If it is not a special day to visit, you may not feel this, and even feel that this memorial is a bit dull. Going up from the outdoor stairs to the second floor is the main hall of the memorial hall. In the middle is a huge "Dugong Xiaoxiang's whereabouts map". On the right is a sculpture of Du Fu's head. Around the exhibition hall are famous painters such as Zhang Daqian and Lin Sanzhi Du poems, poems and paintings, and couplets. Going up to the exhibition hall on the fourth floor is the "Changsha City Historical and Cultural Celebrities Exhibition", which tells the stories of historical and cultural celebrities such as Qu Yuan and Jia Yi to reflect the profound historical and cultural connotation of Changsha. For a memorial hall, I think this kind of engraving, with a circle around it, is really boring. So I just walked around outside the hall after a quick turn. Not to mention, standing outdoors and looking at the scenery of the Orange Island and the Orange Island Bridge not far away is really different and more atmospheric. It's a pity that near the evening, the fog on the river is a bit thick and the clarity is not high. Going up is the tea room and the painting and calligraphy institute. The tea room is the best place to watch the Juzizhou fireworks show. The painting and calligraphy academy is not open to ordinary audiences. It is said that there are more than 1,000 volumes of various cultural ancient books such as "The Imperial Examination of Zizhi Tongjian" and "Historical Records" collected in the Du Fujiang Pavilion. The famous Hunan calligraphers Huang Ziyuan, He Shaoji, He Weipu and Yao Nai in the Qing Dynasty There are more than one hundred authentic works by Liao Shuheng and others. Inside the Du Fujiang Pavilion, there is actually an elevator installed. After I arrived at the tea room, I took the elevator to the ground floor. Adjacent to Du Fujiang Pavilion is a row of corridors imitating Tang. ⚠️Du Fujiang Pavilion Travel Guide: ❗Address: No.108 Xiangjiang Middle Road, Changsha City 💰Tickets: 11 yuan (There is an episode, I am visiting on November 26, just want to buy tickets, the conductor told today that the 26th is free of tickets, register it You can enter. I asked her, is the ticket free on the 26th of every month? She said yes. So if there are friends who want to visit Du Fujiang Pavilion later, they can choose the ticket-free day on the 26th.) 🏫 Opening hours :9:00-22:00🤗 Suggested play time: 0.5-1 hour
The scenery of Du Fu Jiang Pavilion is super beautiful, the lighting at night is set against it, it seems that it is especially interesting to take a look at the riverside, and Du Fu Jiang Pavilion is very refreshing and feels very good.
Du Fujiang Pavilion is a great place to see, especially during the fireworks period, you can see it all. The shortage is that there are too few people to accommodate, have been so many times, not one successful get a place.
Poem Du Fu stopped in Changsha twice in his later years, once lived in Jiangge, and left more than 50 poems in Changsha. To commemorate this great realist poet and world cultural celebrity loved by the people of the past generations, Du Fujiang Pavilion was built in the Xiangjiang River Scenic Belt. The Jiang Pavilion is a four-story building. The second floor of the building is the Du Fu Memorial Hall. The statue of Du Fu is in the middle of the building. The exterior wall has high windows and the solid wall uses paintings to introduce the life of poets. The third and fourth floors are the poetry and painting clubs and gather celebrities. Yashi will make poetry and painting, and the first floor is a souvenir shop for poetry, calligraphy and painting. The facade of the building is a traditional Chinese imitation of the ancient Tang Dynasty, with vermilion columns, antique grille windows and white walls. In the afternoon, we went to the pavilion to watch the Orange State and the Xiangjiang River. From the beginning of the sunset to the neon flashing, we felt the harmonious blend of history, culture and natural scenery.