Feiying Park

　　   The entire Feiying Park covers an area of nearly 3 hectares and cost 34 million yuan to construct. In addition to the nationally protected cultural heritage site — the Feiying Pagoda — the park also houses a collection of precious historic relics left behind from various dynasties in Huzhou.

　　   These include the Yunhai Tower, where Yan Zhenqing, a renowned calligrapher and governor of Huzhou during the Tang Dynasty, compiled the literary work *Yunhai Jingyuan*; the Miao Miao Pavilion, which was first built in the Northern Song Dynasty; the memorial archway that records the origin of the name "Feiying Pagoda"; the Liuke Hall, where literati and officials such as Su Dongpo, Zhang Xian, Chen Shunyu, Yang Hui, Li Chang, and Liu Shu once gathered to discuss poetry and sip tea; as well as the Xiting and Xixi Pavilion, both of which are related to the origins of the name “Wuxing.”