Honghua Mountain Park

　　Honghua Mountain Park is located on Honghua Mountain in the center of Zhen'an County. Honghua Mountain was originally called Dragon Head Mountain or Dragon Head Stockade, being an extension of the mountain south of the town that stretches into the city. In the 17th year of the Qianlong reign during the Qing Dynasty, Magistrate Nie Tao oversaw the construction of a pavilion on the mountain, naming it Honghua Pavilion. In 1987, the county Party committee and government cut through the mountain neck and redirected the river, making Honghua Mountain stand abruptly in the middle of the city. In October 2000, the county government invested millions, carefully planned the project, hired senior craftsmen from afar, and drew on diverse expertise to build a modern, garden-style park. After several years of construction, the present-day Honghua Mountain features winding paths, lush greenery, majestic presence, and vibrant colors, incorporating classical elements such as pavilions, terraces, towers, pavilions, railings, and corridors, while blending heights, steepness, ruggedness, and beauty into one.