Snake Mountain is located on the south bank of the Yangtze River in Wuchang District, Wuhan City. Snake Mountain, also known as Huanghu Mountain, is a long and winding mountain, shaped like a crouching snake, with its head facing the river and its tail in the busy city. Facing Hanyang Guishan across the river, the south bank of Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge and the north bank of Hanyang Guishan are the north and south intersections of the bridge. Snake Mountain is about 1,790 meters long, 85 meters above sea level, and 25-30 meters wide. There are many historical sites and scenic spots on the mountain, all of which are steep, long and narrow, and the situation is very dangerous. On the mountain, which is about 2 kilometers long, there are many places of interest and historic sites built in the past dynasties, including more than 20 famous pavilions and pavilions. More than 10 celebrities from past dynasties, including Cui Hao, Meng Haoran, Li Bai, Wang Wei, Lu You, etc., have all visited to visit. He recited poems and composed poems, leaving behind famous lines such as "The cold flowers are charming on the secluded rocks, the sparse forest has a high pavilion", "Warm clouds float deep in the peach birch, and the red makeup is separated by the green building". Basic introduction Chinese name: Snake Mountain Scenic Area Foreign name: Snake Mountain Location: Wuchang District, Wuhan City Climate type: Subtropical monsoon climate Opening hours: All-day Attraction level: AAA Ticket price: Free Famous attractions: Martyrs' Shrine, Li Shucheng Mansion, Xu Zhiqian Mansion, Yellow Crane Tower reminder: Yellow Crane Tower attraction fee Country: China City: Wuhan, Hubei Province Recommended play time: 1 day Suitable play season: March-May, September-November Recommended play time : 1 day. Suitable travel seasons: March-May, September-November. Best to read before traveling. Scenic spot updates, scenic spot introduction, key information, development history, main attractions, southern foot of Snake Mountain, Memorial Shrine , Li Shucheng Mansion, Xu Zhiqian Mansion, Snake Mountain with its head resting on the river, tourism information, catering, accommodation, shopping, transportation information, development history During the Three Kingdoms period, Snake Mountain was called Jiangxia Mountain, also known as Zizhuling. It was called Huanghe Mountain in the Northern Wei Dynasty, Shicheng Mountain in the Song Dynasty, Changshou Mountain in the Yuan Dynasty, and Jinhua Mountain and Lingshan Mountain in the Ming Dynasty. Among them, Snake Mountain was named as the mountain because in the "Enter Sichuan" written by the poet Lu You of the Southern Song Dynasty, "Wangling means crouching snake..." Therefore, many people called Snake Mountain in later generations. By the time Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty recorded the name of Snake Mountain in Jiangxia County Chronicles. In 1909, the "Detailed Map of Hubei Province's Inside and Outside the City" was officially named Snake Mountain. As early as 223 AD during the Three Kingdoms period, Xiakou City was built on top of it. It has been continuously expanded in the past dynasties and has many famous scenic spots. There are more than 20 pavilions in the Yellow Crane Tower, Baji Tower, Baiyun Tower, Liuyun Pavilion, Yilan Pavilion, etc., so it is known as the "Gaao District of Hubei God". Celebrities from past dynasties, such as Cui Hao, Meng Haoran, Li Bai, Bai Juyi, Wang Wei, Lu You, etc., all came to visit, chant and sing, and left many excellent works. The existing scenic spots that can be visited include: the Yellow Crane Tower on the top of Snake Mountain; the Shengxiang Pagoda at the east end of the approach bridge of the Yangtze River Bridge; the Tomb of Chen Youliang at the southern foot of Snake Mountain; and the Pavilion of Yue Wumu's Remains at the top of the middle part of Snake Mountain. Yue Fei Pavilion; Baobing Hall on the south side of Snake Mountain; Changchun Temple outside the Dadong Gate of Wuchang at the end of Snake Mountain, as well as many important stone inscriptions. In addition to the Yellow Crane Tower, there are Baiyun Tower, Baji Tower, Jingchun Tower, Qizhang Tower, Doumu Pavilion, Liuyun Pavilion, Xijia Pavilion, Xianzao Pavilion, Shizhao Pavilion, Yayunzhuang and Yilan Pavilion. More than ten places. The cornices tower over the ridges, towering precariously in the sky; they are magnificent and magnificent, and most of them are related to Taoism and myths and legends. The Changchun Temple at the end of Snake Mountain was built in the Yuan Dynasty and is the Taoist center of the mountain. Others include Shengxiang Pagoda, Baobing Hall, Yongyue Platform, Yue Fei Pavilion, Huang Xing bronze statue and many important inscriptions and inscriptions of famous people in the past. Hundreds of millions of years ago, although the Wuhan area changed from sea to land many times, Snake Mountain was not affected in any way. It undulated freely and was narrow and long in shape. It stood in the city of Wuchang. According to research, various dynasties in the mountain had their relics. Unfortunately, most of them no longer exist. . In 1924, in order to commemorate the Wuchang Uprising, the original Snake Mountain was rebuilt into Shouyi Park. This is the earliest park in the three towns of Wuhan (three years earlier than Zhongshan Park). Xiakou City was built on it in 223, the second year of Wu Huangwu's reign in the Three Kingdoms period. In the first year of Taikang of Jin Dynasty (280 AD), the county was reestablished here. It has been continuously expanded in the past dynasties, and there are many famous areas and scenic spots.

In this plan, Snake Mountain is divided into three major scenic spots. The first is the Yellow Crane Tower cultural landscape area with the Yellow Crane Tower as the center and featuring traditional Chinese garden style; the second is the historical folk scenic area with the theme of promoting historical culture and folk culture, with Baobing Hall as the main attraction; the third is the historical folk scenic area with Baobing Hall as the main attraction. It is a landscaping and leisure area centered on the landscape area of ??Changchunguan Theme Park and featuring plant landscaping. In addition to the three reserved units of Red House, Shengtu and Longhua Temple, other buildings in the Snake Mountain Control Reserve will be demolished and renovated in batches. In the near future, the original Shouyi Park, the north and south sides of Dadongmen and the mountain viewing corridors in Gulou Cave will be opened. Improve the sightlines of the existing Provincial Library and the Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall, and demolish the surrounding dilapidated buildings for greening construction. With the construction of Changchun Guan Theme Park, the damaged mountain on the east side of Changchun Guan has been repaired, and 26,000 bamboos have been planted in place, making it lush and green. Main attractions There are many places of interest and historical sites, and it has been one of the tourist attractions in the past. Lu You's "Entering Shu" of the Song Dynasty says: "The Shicheng Mountain in the east corner of the city is surrounded by mountains like crouching snakes", hence the name "Snake Mountain". The top of Sheshan Mountain leans against the Yangtze River and confronts Guishan Mountain along the Yangtze River, forming a unique landscape of "mist and rain, vast sky, turtles and snakes locking the river". This scenery also makes Wuhan very different from other big cities in China, and is unique in that the city has mountains and rivers. Garden features. During the Three Kingdoms period, in the second year of Wu Huangwu (AD 223), Sun Quan went to Jiangxia (now Wuchang), built a city on the mountain (there are still identifiable ruins), and built the Yellow Crane Tower at Huanghujitou. Since then, the ancient city of Jiangxia has become more magnificent, and the Yellow Crane Tower has also been praised as an eternal scenery. Since then, people of all generations have successively built garden buildings on the mountain. By the Qing Dynasty, in addition to temples, palaces and pagodas, the mountain also had famous pavilions, terraces, towers, pavilions, pools, springs, places of interest and scenic spots such as Yellow Crane Tower, Baiyun Tower, Chuguan Tower, Dou Dou Tower, etc. Lao Pavilion (so-called South Tower, also known as Zhongpeng Tower), Beixie, Dashi Pavilion, Liuyun Pavilion, Wangjiang Pavilion (formerly known as Shipan Pavilion), Xianzao Pavilion, Yayun Pavilion, Yilan Pavilion, and Shubi Pavilion (early). Named Taibai Pavilion), Shijing Pavilion (namely Shizhao Pavilion), Wanshou Pavilion, Jingchun Terrace, Yongyue Terrace, Fang Shuo Reading Platform, Cliff Abbot, White Pagoda (Figure 8-1), Fei Yi Cave, Xiaoluofu and Ancient Stele Corridor wait. From the end of the Qing Dynasty to the beginning of the Republic of China, a cave was dug in Simenmen Road and Wuchang Road, commonly known as the New and Old Drum Tower Cave. From then on, transportation from the north to the south of Snake Mountain was facilitated. In order to commemorate Zhang Zhidong, the governor of Huguang, all walks of life in Hubei raised funds to build the Baobing Hall, Shigui Hall, Olue Building (Figure 8-2), Zhang Gong Temple, Baoxi Pavilion, etc. in Snake Mountain. Lv Chunyang, one of the Eight Immortals who crossed the sea, built the Chunyang Tower (also known as the Alarm Bell Tower) at the site of the Yellow Crane Tower. In the Red Tower to commemorate the Revolution of 1911 (the former site of the Hubei Army Corps), there are bronze statues of Sun Yat-sen, Sun Yat-sen Monument, and Huang Xing bronze statues. In addition, there is the tomb of the great Han Dynasty Chen Youliang. Many literati in the past dynasties have climbed mountains to enjoy the scenery, recited poems and composed poems. From the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, more than 500 poems praising Snake Mountain and Yellow Crane Tower have been compiled into volumes. Among them, Cui Hao's "Yellow Crane Tower" is the most recited by future generations and is indeed an immortal masterpiece. Snake Mountain is also called Huanghu Mountain, or Yellow Crane Mountain. It is one of the three mountains with more places of interest and historical sites in Wuhan. It is long and winding, shaped like a crouching snake, with its head facing the river and its tail inserted into the East City, facing Guishan Mountain in Hanyang on the other side. It was an ancient military fortress. South Foot of Snake Mountain From Wuchang Gulou Cave to Dadongmen, among the old houses at the southern foot of Snake Mountain, the most famous ones are the "Old Site of Hubei Provincial Library" and "Baobing Hall", two historical buildings listed for protection. However, citizens know very little about old houses such as "Biaoli Temple", "Li Shucheng Mansion", "Xu Zhiqian Mansion" and "Gao Yapeng Mansion". Martyrs' Shrine, the highest standard ancestral hall to commemorate the anti-Japanese heroes. Not far to the east of the Provincial Library, directly opposite the gate of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law (Shouyi Campus), there is a unique archway with the four words "Huanghu Villa" written on it. Passing through the archway, on the fifty or sixty steps, there is an ancient building with glazed green tiles, brackets and flying eaves. No one would have thought that this would be a historical witness of the Chinese nation fighting foreign aggression with blood and lives more than 70 years ago. Liu Qianding said that after the fall of Nanjing in December 1937, Wuhan immediately became the wartime capital of the Kuomintang. The main building of the Hubei Provincial Library, which had just been built at that time, became the seat of the Supreme Commander of China's wartime headquarters.

In order to encourage the morale of the Anti-Japanese War and pay homage to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country, in early 1938, the Kuomintang Military Commission built a Martyrs' Shrine on the southern slope of Snake Mountain to honor the martyrs and worship the soldiers who died in the Anti-Japanese War. As the war on the front became increasingly fierce, after the completion of the ancestral hall, the memorial tablets of soldiers who died on the front entered the shrine almost every day. Until the fall of Wuhan in October 1938, the memorial hall was dedicated to famous anti-Japanese war generals such as Hao Mengling and Liu Jiaqi, as well as the memorial tablets of all martyrs who participated in the defense of Wuhan, including air combat heroes Li Guidan and Chen Huaimin. On July 7, 1947, to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the July 7th Incident, the authorities organized tens of thousands of people to restore and enshrine the tombs of the fallen soldiers in the Anti-Japanese War and held a procession and enshrinement ceremony. The "Wuhan Daily" at that time reported: "Pedestrians stood in awe as the memorial tablet passed by, shop residents rushed to fire cannons, and plain chariots and white horses were prepared in great mourning." "A couplet at the head of the door said: His life is also glorious, the state owns the city, and the people have role models. "Although he is dead, he is immortal in the earth, rivers and mountains, and in the sky, the sun and the stars..." Liu Qianding said that little is known about the history of the Martyrs' Shrine today, even in some historical materials of the Anti-Japanese War. As time went by, the Martyrs' Shrine gradually became deserted, and was later moved to the university's guest house "Huanghu Villa". Fortunately, during the demolition of Snake Mountain three years ago to "reveal the green mountains", this ancestral hall with the highest standards in China to commemorate the anti-Japanese heroes was discovered and preserved. Fortunately, the corridor, sacred steps and main building of the Martyrs' Shrine were all preserved. "Authentic" preservation. The "red landlord" of Li Shucheng Mansion was the first Minister of Agriculture of New China. Next to the east wall of the Provincial Library, there are two adjacent two-story villas with red tiles and stone brick walls. This is the original site of Li Shucheng Mansion at No. 51 Wuluo Road. There is still a brick and wood structure of the old site that combines Chinese and Western styles. It was built in the early Republic of China and has a construction area of ??about 700 square meters. Li Shucheng, courtesy name Xiaoyuan, was born in Qianjiang, Hubei Province. He was a pioneer of the Revolution of 1911 and one of the founders of the Tongmenghui. He was also the first Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of China. He joined the Tongmenghui in 1905 and was one of its founders. In 1911, he participated in the Wuchang Shouyi Rebellion and served as chief of staff of the wartime headquarters. After the failure of the campaign against Yuan, he followed Huang Xing into exile in Japan and the United States. He returned to China in 1916 and served successively as Chief of the Army Department of the Beiyang Army, Advisor to the General Headquarters of the Northern Expeditionary Army, Military Advisor to Feng Yan and Chiang Kai-shek, as well as Director of the Kuomintang Hubei Provincial Government's Construction Department, Director of the Civil Affairs Department, and Director of the Hubei General History Museum, etc. . Li Shucheng is the brother of Li Hanjun, the representative of the Communist Party of China's "First National Congress". The site of the Communist Party of China's "First National Congress" in the French Concession in Shanghai is Li Shucheng's private property. *** The "Big One" was held in the 18-square-meter living room of his home. For this reason, Li Shucheng is known as the "red landlord". After the founding of New China, he served as Minister of Agriculture, member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and member of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. He is maverick, diligent in government, loves the people, promotes advantages and eliminates disadvantages. He is known as the "Four Eccentrics of Hubei" together with Zhang Nanxian, Shi Ying and Zhen Zhen. On August 26, 1965, this patriotic old man who pursued progress and brightness throughout his life died of gastric cancer in Beijing Hospital at the age of 83. Li Shucheng's mansion has been preserved today, and Li Shucheng lived here for many years. During this period, his student Bai Chongxi also built a mansion next door to live in. Zhou Enlai, Mao Zedong and other political dignitaries were once guests of Bai's mansion. Unfortunately, the Bai Chongxi Mansion was demolished more than 20 years ago. Xu Zhiqian's Mansion The old appearance of the minaret-style air defense bunker still exists. On the hillside east of Longhua Temple at the southern foot of Snake Mountain, there is a newly built Western-style small bungalow with gray walls and red tiles, which is of great architectural value. This is the mansion of General Xu Zhiqian, a famous anti-Japanese general built based on the real thing. Xu Zhiqian is a senior general of the Kuomintang. He, Xue Yue and Hao Mengling were classmates at the Kuomintang Army School in Baoding, Hebei, and participated in the Wuhan Battle and the Yunnan-Burma Anti-Japanese War. Next to Xu Zhiqian's mansion, there is a building that is half buried underground and looks like a spire when viewed from the side. It looks like a bunker, but there is a square void in the middle and an entrance and exit underneath. Liu Qianding said that this is the former site of an air defense bunker used by Xu Zhiqian's mansion. It was built in the early days of the Anti-Japanese War. It is a reinforced concrete air defense facility with a very special shape - once an enemy plane attacks, it can quickly get into the bunker. The triangular design of the ground part is to reduce the explosion damage area of ??shrapnel.

In addition, on the hillside to the west of Longhua Temple, under a large camphor tree with lush branches and two people hugging each other, a small bungalow with gray bricks and gray tiles has just been renovated. Liu Qianding said that this bungalow located at No. 61-3 Wuluo Road is the former site of businessman Gao Yapeng's mansion. It was built in the 1930s and has a construction area of ??about 200 square meters. There are four or five windows on each wall, and there is a small courtyard behind the house. The entire building has an exquisite appearance, western design, and exquisite layout. Its historical features are well preserved and has high artistic value. "You see, the preservation of these old buildings at the southern foot of Snake Mountain not only preserves the historical features of old Wuchang, but also enriches the connotation of Snake Mountain's 'green mountains' and adds to the historical significance of Snake Mountain." Walking under the green shade of Snake Mountain Liu Qianding said lightly. According to the latest plan, four historical and cultural buildings including Longhua Temple, Biaolie Temple, Baobing Hall and the former site of the Provincial Library at the southern foot of Snake Mountain will be included in the Yellow Crane Tower scenic spot as important attractions. Among them, the former site of the Provincial Library, built in 1935, will be built into the Wuhan Great War Memorial Hall together with the underground air raid shelter. In addition, four commemorative residential buildings, including Xu Zhiqian's Mansion, Gao Yapeng's Mansion and Li Shucheng's Mansion (two buildings), will be restored and preserved in accordance with the principle of "retaining the old as before" and will become part of the Snake Mountain attractions. Snake Mountain's head rests on the river and its tail crosses the small east gate. Since ancient times, it has been a battleground for military strategists. In 223 AD, Dongwu built a city on Snake Mountain to defend against foreign enemies. In the First Uprising of 1911 in Wuchang, the uprising army first broke through the Zhonghe Gate (i.e. Uprising Gate). In 1912, to commemorate the Wuchang Uprising, the Zhonghe Gate was changed to the Uprising Gate. At that time, the insurgent army took the lead in occupying Snake Mountain and set up artillery on Snake Mountain to blast the Qing soldiers, marking the first uprising. Success opens the way. Although Snake Mountain is not big, it has many places of interest and historical sites. Since the Jin Dynasty, it has been continuously expanded in the past dynasties. Temples, palaces, pavilions, pavilions, beautiful mountains and rocks, and greenery set off the scenery. Celebrities in the past dynasties have climbed this mountain to appreciate it and write songs and poems. There are famous lines such as "The cold light is charming on the secluded stone, the sparse forest has a sound pavilion", "Warm clouds are floating deep in the peach blossoms, and the red makeup is separated by the book and the green building" is a masterpiece. Since then, due to natural and man-made disasters, most of the landscape has been destroyed and many sites no longer exist. From 1924 to 1984, Snake Mountain was under the jurisdiction of Shouyi Park. After many years of construction and renovation, it included the Yellow Crane Tower, Baiyun Pavilion, Luoyan Pavilion, the Xinhai Revolution Wuchang Shouyi Monument, the Shengxiang Pagoda, the Chuibing Hall, the ruins of the ancient city, and the tomb of Chen Youliang Other cultural relics and attractions are also located in this mountain. Chen Youliang was the leader of the peasant uprising army in the late Yuan Dynasty and proclaimed himself emperor. After Chen failed in a decisive battle with Zhu Yuanzhang in 1363, he was killed by an arrow and was buried in Snake Mountain. Chen Youliang's tomb is a key cultural relic protection unit in Hubei Province. It is located under the southern slope of Snake Mountain at the Wuchang Bridgehead Approach Bridge of the Yangtze River Bridge in Wuhan City. The tomb is 2.2 meters high and the circumference of the tomb base is 12 meters. The tomb is built against the mountain, and the tombstone is engraved with "Tomb of Chen Youliang, King of Han Dynasty". In 1913, when the Hubei Provincial Department of Internal Affairs renovated the cemetery, they built a tomb passage and a tall archway in front of the tomb. On the forehead of the memorial arch is written "Jiang Han Xianying", and on the back forehead is written "Three Chu Xiongfeng". The Chuibing Hall in Shouyi Park was built with funds raised by Zhang Zhidong's disciples in memory of Zhang Zhidong. After liberation, in order to meet the cultural life needs of the working people, the People's Republic of China vigorously supported the ancient architectural culture under very difficult economic conditions. The continuous renovation and addition of ancient buildings continued to add new features to the Snake Mountain landscape, reappearing the former glory of Snake Mountain, and allowing tourists to remember the past dynasties. He is a hero, and everyone admires him. People call Wuchang Snake Mountain one of the great monuments and landscapes in Jiangcheng, and a holy place admired by the people of Wuhan. On the mountain, which is about 2 kilometers long, there are many places of interest and historic sites built in the past dynasties, including more than 20 famous pavilions and pavilions. More than 10 celebrities from past dynasties, including Cui Hao, Meng Haoran, Li Bai, Wang Wei, Lu You, etc., have all visited to visit. He recited poems and composed poems, leaving behind famous lines such as "The cold flowers are charming on the secluded rocks, the sparse forest has a high pavilion", "Warm clouds float deep in the peach birch, and the red makeup is separated by the green building". During the Three Kingdoms period, Snake Mountain was called Jiangxia Mountain, also known as Zizhuling. It was called Huanghe Mountain in the Northern Wei Dynasty, Shicheng Mountain in the Song Dynasty, Changshou Mountain in the Yuan Dynasty, and Jinhua Mountain and Lingshan Mountain in the Ming Dynasty. Among them, Snake Mountain was named as the mountain because in the "Enter Sichuan" written by the poet Lu You of the Southern Song Dynasty, "Wangling means crouching snake..." Therefore, many people called Snake Mountain in later generations. By the time Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty recorded the name of Snake Mountain in Jiangxia County Chronicles. In 1909, the "Detailed Map of Hubei Province's Inside and Outside the City" was officially named Snake Mountain. In 223 AD, Xiakou City was built on it during the Three Kingdoms period. It has been continuously expanded in the past dynasties, and there are many famous areas and scenic spots.

There are more than 20 pavilions in the Yellow Crane Tower, Baji Tower, Baiyun Tower, Liuyun Pavilion, Yilan Pavilion, etc., so it is known as the "Gaao District of Hubei God". Celebrities from past dynasties, such as Cui Hao, Meng Haoran, Li Bai, Bai Juyi, Wang Wei, Lu You, etc., have visited and enjoyed the tour, chanted and composed songs, and left many masterpieces. The existing scenic spots that can be visited include: the Yellow Crane Tower on the top of Snake Mountain; the Shengxiang Pagoda at the east end of the approach bridge of the Yangtze River Bridge; the Tomb of Chen Youliang at the southern foot of Snake Mountain; and the Pavilion of Yue Wumu's Remains at the top of the middle part of Snake Mountain. Yue Fei Pavilion; Baobing Hall on the south side of Snake Mountain; Changchun Temple outside the Dadong Gate of Wuchang at the end of Snake Mountain, as well as many important stone inscriptions. Tourism Information Catering After visiting the Snake Mountain Scenic Area, you can go in two directions to taste delicious food. One is to go to Simenkou under the Yangtze River Bridge, where there is a famous Chinese food city - Hubu Lane; at the same time, food can be found everywhere in the whole street of Simenkou. In addition, you can go to Yuemachang Road, where you can find all kinds of food - Chinese food, Western food, snacks, etc. Accommodation Yuemachang next to Snake Mountain has a variety of mid-range hotels with varying prices for room and board. There is also the three-star Qingjiang Hotel at Simen below Snake Mountain. There is also a nationally famous snack street "Hubu Alley". Opposite Snake Mountain there is The four-star Qingchuan Holiday Hotel offers room and board (prices range from 368 yuan to 478 yuan), and you can enjoy the night view of Snake Mountain. Shopping Gastrodia elata has the effects of increasing youth and replenishing qi, increasing yin and fattening, eliminating swelling, unblocking blood vessels, nourishing the liver and kidneys, supporting yang qi, treating dizziness, and dispelling rheumatism. Modern medicine has clinically proven that Gastrodia elata can expand blood vessels and enhance blood vessel elasticity. It can treat high blood pressure, headache, dizziness, dizziness, dizziness, insomnia, tinnitus, stroke, hemiplegia, and muscle and bone pain. Long-term use can replenish qi, prolong life, and strengthen essence and blood. , strengthen the spleen and kidneys, refresh the mind and nourish the brain, and nourish the body and beautify the body. It is actually a magical medicine for treating wind, maintaining health, and nourishing. The exquisite packaging makes it a great gift. Transportation information: Take bus No. 10, No. 10 overnight bus, No. 61, No. 108, No. 401, No. 402, No. 1 or Tram No. 4 and get off at Yellow Crane Tower Station.

Take bus No. 519 and get off at Longhua Temple Station on Wuluo Road.