Jingzhou is an excellent tourist city in China. Jingzhou is endowed with unique tourism resources, and its cultural tourism and ecological tourism are spectacular. In 2001, the total tourism revenue of Shiguan was 2.8 billion yuan, and it received 5.04 million tourists from home and abroad. The city's tourist attractions present a "one city, three areas" pattern. “One city” refers to the famous ancient city of Jingzhou, among which the cultural landscapes such as Ji Nancheng, Guan Gong Temple, Zhanghua Temple, Wulin Ancient City, and Huarong Road have endured for a long time. The Jingzhou Museum was rated as one of the first batch of “4A” museums in the country. Ranking first among prefectural and municipal museums in the country, it has a collection of more than 120,000 cultural relics, including nearly 300 pieces (sets) of national first-class cultural relics such as ancient corpses of the Western Han Dynasty. A number of landmark projects such as the Ancient City Park, Jiulongyuan Park, Phoenix Plaza, Sanonda Plaza, Kaile Grand Theater and Olympic Sports Center in the central city have been completed one after another. The "three areas" include Songzi Jishui Scenic Area, Honghu Fisherman Resort and Shishou Tianezhou Elk Nature Reserve, which have been newly developed in recent years. Jingzhou is a typical water garden city with beautiful mountains and rivers and crisscrossing lakes. The natural ecological landscape makes people forget to leave. "A song of Honghu water will be sung all over the world." Qujiawan, Zhoulaozui and other Hunan-Hubei revolutionary base sites in Honghu have been included in the national-level patriotic education bases. The "new, green and beautiful" water garden city scenery, the "tall, large and unique" modern buildings and the charm of the historical and cultural city complement each other, giving the ancient city of Jingzhou a new brilliance.