Huzhou Historical and Cultural City Scenic Area

　　　The Huzhou Historical and Cultural City Scenic Area is built around five attractions—Lianhua Manor, China Hu Brush Museum, the Former Residence of Chen Yingshi, Feiying Park, and Feiying Pagoda—and boasts a long historical lineage and profound cultural significance.

　　　　Lianhua Manor was the private garden of Zhao Mengfu, a master painter and calligrapher of his time. It centers on themes such as unique rocks, gardens, painting and calligraphy, and romance, and is famed across the Jiangnan region for its emerald waters, red lotuses, rare stones, and exotic flowers. The China Hu Brush Museum is currently the only museum in China that systematically, comprehensively, and in detail introduces the culture of the Hu brush. The Former Residence of Chen Yingshi is the birthplace of Chen Yingshi, a revolutionary martyr of the Xinhai Revolution. The exhibition focuses on Chen’s revolutionary activities throughout his life, objectively and comprehensively showcasing his life story and historical achievements. Feiying Pagoda, commonly known as the "pagoda within a pagoda," is one of the “Three Treasures of Huzhou City” and a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit. Feiying Park, named after the pagoda, gathers a collection of precious historic sites including Feiying Pagoda, Yunhai Tower, Miao Miao Pavilion, Liuke Hall, Xi Stream Pavilion, and West Pavilion.

　　　　Welcome to the Huzhou Historical and Cultural City Scenic Area to enjoy classical gardens, climb ancient pagodas, admire calligraphic treasures, and savor this rich and colorful cultural feast.