Yellow Crane Tower Park, Zhongshan Park, Jiefang Park, Hu Sha Park, Guishan Scenic Area, shouyi park, Hanyang Park, Chuwangtai Ruins Park, Shouyi Square, Ziyang Park, Hongshan Square, Hongshan Park, Qingshan Park and Mingchengzu Chuwang Cultural Relics Park;

Tingtao Scenic Area, Matoutan Cultural Relics Park, Xiong Tingbi Park, Shuangfeng Park, Wuhan Youth Palace, Guqintai, Wuhan Jiangtan and Panlongcheng National Archaeological Relics Park.

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I. Yellow Crane Tower Park

Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower Park, located atNo. 1, Sheshan Mountain Slope, Wuchang District, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, is located in the half section of Sheshan Mountain, with a total area of 403,000 square meters, which is divided into East, South, West and North. The Yellow Crane Tower was built in the second year of the Three Kingdoms period, and is famous for a poem about the Yellow Crane Tower written by a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Yellow Crane Tower, Wangtengting Pavilion in Nanchang, Jiangxi and Yueyang Tower in Hunan are also called the three famous buildings in the south of the Yangtze River.

In 223, Sun Quan of Soochow built the Yellow Crane Tower, which was originally used for military observation. The Yellow Crane Tower was destroyed and built repeatedly in history, and was rebuilt and opened to the outside world in 1985. The Yellow Crane Tower is located at the top of the snake, with an altitude of 1.7 meters. It is based on the prototype design of Tongzhi Building in Qing Dynasty. The building is five stories high, with a total height of 565,433.

Second, Zhongshan Park.

Zhongshan Park is located in the south of the Forbidden City (Forbidden City) in the center of Beijing, on the west side of Tiananmen Square, separated from the Forbidden City by a wall. Covering an area of 230,000 square meters, it is a memorial classical altar and temple garden. Originally a social altar in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it has been built together with the ancestral temple (now the Working People's Cultural Palace) since the Zhou Dynasty, following the ritual system of "Zuo Zu You She".

1925 After the death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the coffin was parked in the Garden Temple (now Zhongshan Hall) for a public sacrifice. In memory of this great pioneer of democratic revolution, 1928 was renamed Zhongshan Park.

Third, Jiefang Park.

Jiefang Park is located in the northwest corner of Hankou, Wuhan, bordering Jiefang Park Road in the south and the Municipal Committee Courtyard in the west. Jiefang Park, founded in 1952, is one of the large parks in Wuhan. The park covers an area of 460,000 square meters (including 76,000 square meters of water surface), second only to Maanshan Forest Park and Wuhan Zoo, with more than 4 10 plant species and a green space rate of 85%.