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Attractions of Dali ancient city
The scenic spots of the ancient city of Dali are: Literature Building, Wuhua Building, Chengnan Building, Catholic Church and Three Pagodas of Dali.

Introduction of scenic spots in Dali ancient city

Literature building

This document building was built in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. The building was named "Literature Building" because it was inscribed by the magistrate of Yunnan Province in the 40th year of Kangxi (170 1). The Literature Building is a two-story stone building with typical Bai architectural features.

Wuhua building

Wuhua Building was originally the state guesthouse of Nanzhao King. When Kublai Khan conquered Dali, Yuan Shizu, he was stationed in front of this building. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Wuhua Building was burned down in the war. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, when the ancient city of Dali was rebuilt, the Bell and Drum Tower was built on the former site of Wuhua Building, and the scale pattern was far less than that of Wuhua Building in Nanzhao.

Nanchenglou

Cheng Nan Mansion is called Shuanghe Mansion, also known as Cheng En Mansion. Nanchengmen is the first of the four gates of the ancient city, which was built in the 15th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1382). It is the oldest and majestic building in the ancient city and the symbol of Dali ancient city. The four sides of the ancient city wall are about 1500m long, 6m high and 12m thick. The word "Dali" on the city gate was personally mentioned by Guo Moruo when he visited Dali in 196 1.

cathedral

The Catholic Church was built in 1927 ~ 1932 by Yan (Chinese name), a corporate priest of the Paris Foreign Missionaries Association. The church faces east and west and consists of a gate, a passage, two doors and a chapel. The main building is a platform beam structure, with two layers outside, a caisson painted on the top, a bucket arch door hanging from the top of the mountain, and two doors connected to the church.