Wuchuan City is a small coastal city with rich seaside tourism resources and unique features. Traditional scenic spots include Jizhao Bay and Wuyang Golden Coast, and now the "Southern One Stone" scenic spot has been developed.

The Eight Scenes of Wuchuan: generally refers to the "Eight Ancient Scenes of Wuchuan", including a panoramic view of Pinggao, Lishan woodcutter singing, Yanhua enjoying the moon, Jipu fishermen returning, Wenweng towering in green, East China Sea rising sun, restricted gates flying snow And Tong Si Chui Hong. Due to historical changes and vicissitudes of life, many scenic spots have disappeared or only remain ruins.

A glance at Pinggao: Located in Wuyang Middle School (where the temple of Wuchuan Academy is located), there was a small hill in ancient times. The hill was covered with basil. The bottom of the hill was six feet wide in circumference and less than two feet high. From the top of the mountain, you can see the shadow of the sea sails to the southeast, and the river flowing like a belt to the northwest. The scenery is charming. Later, it was leveled due to the need for Wuyang Middle School to expand a new teaching building.

Lishan Woodcutter Singing: Located in Lishan Ridge, Tangzhu Town, with secluded mountains and dense forests, there are many people woodcutter and herders. The woodcutter sings pastoral songs, which can be heard far and near in the mountains. When the weather is nice, the song travels farther. Looking northwest from Wuyang Town, 40 miles away, we can see that the mountain is sometimes foggy and sometimes green.

Yanhua Nongyue: Located in Wuyangcheng Village, next to Wuchuan Academy, there are Yanhua Pool and Yanhua Well. The water in the pool is so clear that you can see it. When the moon is in the sky, looking down at the water, the scenery, clouds and shadows become a wonder. The water in the pool, the scenery, the clouds and the shadows all turn into a wonder.

Jipu Yugui: Located in Huangli Village, Wuyang, it was built in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is located at the mouth of the river, where boats and fishing boats are often moored. Whenever the fishing boats return after sunset, the lights are dotted like stars in the sky. Merchants gathered day and night, buying fish and selling wine, singing songs, and it was very lively.

Wenweng Tower: Located in Wenweng Ridge in Wuyang, commonly known as "Fisherman Casting the Net", it is nearly ten meters high. The top of the ridge is covered with hairy thatch. Looking east from the ridge, you can see the roaring South China Sea and its blue sky. Boundless. In the west, there are fields and hills, which are shaped like a net, and there are also small hills with mud balls, which are arranged around and look like net bubbles, hence the name. It is the tomb of Li Mugong, the ancestor of the Li clan, and Li Lingyun, a local sage. It has been worshiped for thousands of years and has enjoyed everlasting prosperity.

East China Sea Chaoyang: Located on the golden coast of Wuyang, when the day is about to break, a red sun rises slowly from the brocade-like waves. If it floats or sinks, the water waves and clouds are colorful and complement each other, making it magnificent and extraordinary. , crowded with tourists.

Qianmen Feixue: Located in the Qianmen sea area of ????Wuyang, it is the exit of Jianjiang and the intersection of the inner river mouth leading to Zhanjiang and the South China Sea. It is the only way for Wuchuan to take a boat to Zhanjiang or the ocean. The sea area is dangerous and narrow, with rapid currents and rocks on both sides, so it is called the restricted gate. The quicksand on the Qingmen beach is fine and white, and sometimes the wind blows and the waves roll, like snowflakes flying. Sometimes the waves surge, and huge waves reach into the sky, which is spectacular.

Tongsi Chuihong: Located in Qiuwu Village, Tangwei Street, the original bridge was named Chuihong and was the main passage from Wuyang to Meilu. Because there are cars and horses coming and going all year round, it is also called Tongsi Bridge. Although the water under the bridge is not deep, it never dries up all year round and is as clear as a mirror. The sky is sunny and the shadow of the bridge is like a rainbow. Wuchuan has many cultural relics and historic sites. There are the famous Eight Scenic Spots of Wuchuan, the Wushanling Shell Mound Site of the Neolithic Age, the Maoshan Academy of the Jin Dynasty, the Wuyang Ancient Ship and Zhiliao Port Site of the Tang Dynasty, the Meihanzu Temple and Jipu Pavilion of the Song Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty Wuchuan County Ruins, Wuchuan Academy, Twin Towers, Xiangmenzhai East Fort Ruins, the former residence of Lin Zhaotang, the number one scholar of the Qing Dynasty, the south gate of Wuchuan County, the former residence of Chen Lanbin, the former residence of famous general Li Hanhun of the Republic of China, the former residence of General Zhang Yan, etc. Neolithic period site: Wushanling shell mound site, located on the west slope of Wushanling south of Liwu Village, Changqi Town, Wuchuan. It was initially identified as being between 5,000 and 10,000 years ago. The cultural relics census team discovered it in 1983 and conducted trial excavations from 1984 to 1986. The site area is more than 350 square meters. The cultural floor is 1.3 meters high. Contains large amounts of clams and snail shells. The unearthed pottery is mainly cauldrons, jars, decorated with cord patterns, basket patterns and stoneware. These prove that there were human activities in Wuchuan more than 4,000 years ago.

Ancient ruins: the Eastern Han Dynasty living ruins in Sheling south of Dongyu Village in Tangwei Town, the Southern Dynasty village ruins in Dadouling in the north of Luxi Village in Wangcun Port, and the Eastern Jin village ruins in Nuling south of Tanshang Village in Wangcun Port , the Song Dynasty shell mound site in Naliang Village, Wuyang Town, the Song Dynasty village site at the foot of Baisha Simao Ridge in Wuyang Town, the Song Dynasty kiln site at Xiamiao Ridge in Changqilingtou Village, and the ancient Southern Dynasty site at the north end of Nuling in Tanshang Village, Wangcun Port Tombs, Dawuling Southern Dynasty Tombs in the north of Luxi Village in Wangcun Gang, Sui and Tang Dynasty Tombs in Nalaling in the northeast of Naluolingwei Village in Huangpo Town, Daduntang Song Dynasty Tombs in the south of Shatian Village in Qinba Town, Meiran Town Qing Dynasty pottery coffin tomb in front of the Martyrs Memorial Park on Jiefang Road. Quoting Zhiliao Port: Zhiliao Port was a major port in southern China from the Tang and Song Dynasties to the Republic of my country for nearly a thousand years. The county annals record: “This place was once the richest among the six cities.

"Therefore, there is a saying of "Golden Zhiliao, Silver Chikan". The Zhiliao Port site is located at the south end of Wuyang Street, at the intersection of Zhiliao Village and Qiaotou Village. Zhiliao Port became a port at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. It was most prosperous in the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty. Decline. Xiangshan Ancient Temple: Located in the southwest of Bobu Town, Wuchuan, it was first built around 283 AD (the early years of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty) and was later renovated in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties (it no longer has temple couplets). It is said that Jianshui Panshui in Jinmeishui River has a long flow of Wenqishui, sitting on Maoshan Mountain and facing Wudang Mountain in the distance of Xiangshan Mountain.

Meihan Ancestral Temple: Located in the southwest of Meijiantou Village, it was built in the Song Dynasty. It was renovated in 1762 AD (the 27th year of Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty) and in 1838 AD (the 18th year of Daoguang reign). After repairs, it is now basically in good condition. The temple has a three-entry courtyard layout, a hard top, and a bucket-type beam structure. The roofs of the two corridors forward are glazed tiles and supported by multiple columns. The four characters "Meilu Ancestral Temple" are engraved on the forehead. Maoshan Academy: Located in Bobu Town, Wuchuan, it was founded by Wang Jun of the Jin Dynasty. , more than 1,700 years ago, was originally the place where Wang Jun collected books. Chen Lanbin's "Maoshan Academy" has been a place where celebrities lived in seclusion, wrote, taught and educated people. Wuchuan Academy: Located in Wuyang Middle School, it was first built in the Yuan Dynasty. It was built by Master Tang Bida and Jiaoyu Wu Zhongyuan, with an original building area of ??1,000 square meters. It consists of five buildings, namely Jimen, Dacheng Hall, Chongsheng Temple, Minglun Hall and Zunjing Pavilion. It has been rebuilt many times and is a palace-style building with a brick, tile, and wooden column structure. Now only the Dacheng Hall of the Academy remains. The hall is 20.3 meters wide, 12 meters deep, and the front eaves are 1.5 meters deep. It has high historical, artistic, and scientific value. In disrepair. Twin Peaks Tower: Located in Wenta Village, Wuyang Town, in 1599 AD (the 27th year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty), Wuchuan County Magistrate Zhou Yingao built this Feng Shui Tower at the junction of the river and the sea, because Mount Tesi and Lishan Mountain were far away. In front of the tower, it is called the "Twin Peaks Tower". The tower is an octagonal plan, with a seven-story pavilion-style brick building, 23.15 meters high, and a first floor with a diameter of 9.8 meters. The tower body is folded in the wall, and each floor is equipped with a false platform. The base of the tower is decorated with stone slabs, and the edges and corners of the tower are inlaid with stone carvings of powerful figures. In 2000, the Guangdong Provincial People's Government announced it as a provincial cultural relic protection unit: its main hall in Huangpo Town. There is a statue of Kuixing. Kuixing has a ferocious face, a golden body and a green face, red hair and eyes, and two horns on his head. The whole thing looks like a ghost. This Kuixing holds a large brush in his right hand, which is called Zhubi, which means using a pen. Name the person in Chinese style. He holds an ink fountain in his left hand, his right foot is independent of the golden rooster, and he is stepping on the head of a big turtle (a big turtle) in the sea, which means "dominating". His left foot is raised and then kicked. The shape is designed to echo the big curved stroke on the lower right side of the word "Kui". On the feet is the Big Dipper, which looks like the picture. In ancient times, there were Kuixing towers everywhere, and scholars worshiped Kuixing in Kuixing tower and prayed. It is famous in the imperial examination. Jipu Pavilion: Located in the middle street of Wuyang Town, it was built between 1241 and 1252 (the Chunhu period of the Southern Song Dynasty). The original building of Jipu Pavilion was a pavilion where Li Lingyun lived in seclusion and gave lectures. It was built and renovated many times in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The existing building is in the form of an ancestral hall in the Qing Dynasty, with a total area of ??485 square meters. Jipu Pavilion is more than 700 years old. Although it has been renovated many times, it still retains the architectural style of the Qing Dynasty. South City Gate: South City Gate, also known as Yonghe Gate, is located at the south intersection of Chengcheng Village in Wuyang Town. It was built in 1394 AD (the 27th year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty). It was originally a Tucheng; it was renamed in 1340 AD (the first year of Yongle). It was built with bricks; in 1478 AD (the 14th year of Chenghua), the city wall was built with huge bricks and four gates were set up. In 1938, in order to prevent Japanese planes from finding bombing targets, Wuchuan County Magistrate Liu Yingshi ordered the demolition of the city. The south gate was retained because there was no time to demolish it at that time. It is a witness to the history of Wuchuan. Tongjin Bridge: Located in Wei, Tangzhu Town, Wuchuan, it was built in 1880 AD (the sixth year of Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty). It is a seven-arch arch-column brick bridge. The bridge is 25 meters long and 3 meters wide originally, with stone railings on both sides. The bridge is more than 3 meters high and has seven holes, each 3 meters wide. The two ends of the bridge piers are tapered, with railings extending about 1 meter each, preserving the legacy of the Song Dynasty boat-mounted pontoon bridge. Lin Zhaotang's former residence: located in Xiajie Village, Wuyang Town. It was built in the 43rd year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1704). It has one living room and two rooms, brick and wood structure, with a building area of ??111 square meters and an area of ??191 square meters; it is a Wuchuan cultural relic. Protective unit. Chen Lanbin's former residence: Located in Huangpo Village, Huangpo Town, it was built in 1875 AD (the first year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty). It has a two-door brick and wood quadrangle structure with an area of ??420 square meters. In 1983, it was announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Wuchuan County; in 2000, it was announced as a cultural relics protection unit in Guangdong Province.

Li Hanhun's former residence: Located in Lingtou Village, Huangpo Town, it was built during the Anti-Japanese War. It covers an area of ??about 12,000 square meters and has multiple buildings. The main room has Qinyuan and Jianyuan, equipped with a duty room, pavilion, and garden. etc., running through Buyi Lane 1 and Lane 2, is large in scale, neat and beautiful. The locals also call it "Bohao Garden". Zhang Yan's former residence: located in Zhangshan Village, Tangzhu Town, Wuchuan City. In 1958, the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China posthumously recognized Zhang Yan as a revolutionary martyr; in 1984, Zhang Yan's former residence was designated as a cultural relics protection unit in Wuchuan County; in 1989, it was designated as a key cultural relics protection unit in Guangdong Province.