Basic overview of Chuhehan Street Chuhehan Street is located between East Lake and Shahu Lake in Wuchang, with a total construction area of ??3.4 million square meters. It is a world-class cultural tourism project.
After the opening of Chuhe Han Street on September 30, 2011, it attracted more than 2 million tourists during the National Day holiday, making it one of the top three hotspots for holiday crowds in the country.
Chuhe Han Street is not only a business, but also an urban historical, cultural and ecological landscape project. The comprehensive economic and social effects are very significant.
"Chu River" runs through the Wuhan Central Cultural District from east to west, with a total length of 2.2 kilometers, connecting East Lake and Sha Lake. It is the first project of Wuhan's "Six Lakes Connected Water Network Management Project" approved by the State Council.
The width of the water surface is 40 to 70 meters, and the width of the riverside greening and roads reaches 150 meters.
The riverside landscape is lined with green trees and changes scenery as you walk, providing Wuhan citizens with a beautiful leisure place.
The "Han Street" commercial pedestrian street is located on the south bank of the Chu River. It is built along the river, with a total length of 1,500 meters and a total area of ??180,000 square meters. It houses more than 200 domestic and foreign merchants.
This street is the most architecturally distinctive urban commercial pedestrian street in China. The main body adopts the architectural style of the Republic of China, with red and gray plain brick walls, exquisite brick moldings, black lacquer doors, copper door knockers, and Baroque scroll-shaped pediments.
The door lintels, stone library door heads, blue brick paths, and old wooden painted windows make you feel like you are going back in time.
Han Street intersperses modern buildings with fashionable elements and European-style buildings with Republic of China-style buildings to achieve the perfect fusion of tradition and modernity.
The Chu River and Han Street is called the modern "Along the River During Qingming Festival".
The Chu River and Han Streets created the six best in China. Which Chu River and Han realms are historical allusions? During the period of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony at the end of the Qin Dynasty, in the summer of 205 BC, Xiang Yu defeated the Han army in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou), and Liu Bang retreated to the south bank of the Yellow River.
In the important town of Xingyang, the Chu army pursued the victory and attacked each other in the Xingyang area for two years.
According to records, the Chu-Han boundary in history was in the Chenggao area of ??Xingyang, Yuzhou in ancient times. It was bordered by the Yellow River to the north, Kuang Mountain to the west, plains to the east, and Songshan Mountain to the south. It was a battleground for military strategists of all ages.
In the summer of 205 BC, Xiang Yu defeated the Han army in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu), and Liu Bang retreated to Xingyang.
After that, the Chu and Han armies attacked each other in the Xingyang area for two years.
In 203 BC, Liu Bang sent troops to attack Chenggao of Chu State. Cao Jiu, the defender, could not bear Liu Bang's sergeants coming to the city many times to call for battle and curse, so he was angry and led his troops out of the city, hoping to cross the Si River to fight the Han army.
When the boat reached the river, it was attacked by the Han army and defeated. Cao Jiu regretted it so much that he knew he had no face to see Xiang Yu, so he committed suicide.
Liu Bang successfully captured Chenggao and stationed troops in Guangwu.
When Xiang Yu learned that Cheng Gao had fallen, he immediately dispatched troops to rescue him.
In order to force Liu Bang to surrender, Xiang Yu took the captured Liu Bang's father to the east of the city and took him to Guangwu Mountain (today's Bawang City). He threatened Liu Bang across a stream and said, "If you don't surrender soon, I will boil your father to death."
Liu Bang pretended to be calm and said, "When we joined forces to fight against the Qin Dynasty, we swore to become brothers. My father is your father. If you want to cook our father, don't forget to give me a bowl of meat."
Soup".
Xiang Yu became even more angry after hearing this and decided to kill Taigong Liu.
Under Xiang Bo's urging, "the Grand Duke survived."
However, Liu Bang closed the city and did not leave, and sent General Han Xin to lead his troops to seize the Chu army's retreat and occupied Hebei and Shandong.
Because Xiang Yu was short of food and soldiers, he was forced to put forward the requirement of "dividing the world in the middle and cutting the divide to the west for Han and to the east for Chu." History turned the divide into the "Boundary between Chu and Han".
"Chuhe-Hanjie" refers to the gap on the Guangwu Mountain on the south bank of the Yellow River in Xingyang City, Henan Province in the Central Plains today.
The mouth of the ditch is about 800 meters wide and 200 meters deep. It was an important military location in ancient times.
In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, when the Chu and Han Dynasties were fighting, Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty, and Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, had a "big war of seventy and a small war of forty" just in the Xingyang area. Due to various reasons, Xiang Yu "made an agreement with the Han to divide the world and divide
To the west of the chasm is Han and to the east is Chu." The chasm became the boundary between Chu and Han.
On both sides of the divide, there are still the city sites where the two armies faced each other. To the east is Bawang City and to the west is Hanwang City.
The Chu River and Han Streets created the six best in China. Which Chu River and Han realms are historical allusions? During the period of the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony at the end of the Qin Dynasty, in the summer of 205 BC, Xiang Yu defeated the Han army in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou), and Liu Bang retreated to the south bank of the Yellow River.
In the important town of Xingyang, the Chu army pursued the victory and attacked each other in the Xingyang area for two years.
According to records, the Chu-Han boundary in history was in the Chenggao area of ??Xingyang, Yuzhou in ancient times. It was bordered by the Yellow River to the north, Kuang Mountain to the west, plains to the east, and Songshan Mountain to the south. It was a battleground for military strategists of all ages.
In the summer of 205 BC, Xiang Yu defeated the Han army in Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu), and Liu Bang retreated to Xingyang.
After that, the Chu and Han armies attacked each other in the Xingyang area for two years.
In 203 BC, Liu Bang sent troops to attack Chenggao of Chu State. Cao Jiu, the defender, could not bear Liu Bang's sergeants coming to the city many times to call for battle and curse, so he was angry and led his troops out of the city, hoping to cross the Si River to fight the Han army.
When the boat reached the river, it was attacked by the Han army and defeated. Cao Jiu regretted it so much that he knew he had no face to see Xiang Yu, so he committed suicide.
Liu Bang successfully captured Chenggao and stationed troops in Guangwu.
When Xiang Yu learned that Cheng Gao had fallen, he immediately dispatched troops to rescue him.