Fuyang embraces the Huaihe River and embraces the West Lake. Shaying River and Fenquan River, important tributaries of the Huaihe River, meet in a "Y" shape in Fuyang. Dongcheng River, Nancheng River, Xicheng River, Dongqing River, Zhongqing River, Xiqing River, Yiyi River, and Er

River networks such as Dao River, Ji River, and Guquan River are criss-crossed, and ditches and ponds such as Hui Lake, Yaochi, Xicheng Henei River, and Bazhong Pond are dotted around. "Water" constitutes the most important natural landscape element in Fuyang.

In recent years, Fuyang City has adhered to the Scientific Outlook on Development as its guide, focusing on building a waterfront garden city, focusing on its characteristics, focusing on functions, and striving to create an ecological, livable and dynamic city. The city has undergone gratifying changes, and the city is charming.

increasingly apparent.

The urban area has 18 large and small rivers, which are rare in northern cities.

At present, 18 rivers in Fuyang have been connected, forming a unified water system, recreating the beautiful scenery of ancient Yingzhou's "Three Pure Lands running through Ying". The 18 rivers are like 18 silk threads, weaving the "waterfront city" of northern Anhui.

Wenfeng Tower is located near Yingzhou Road, the main road in the center of Fuyang City.

According to recent historical records, because Kuixing Tower is not high and literary stars are not very visible, the local literary style is weak and there are not many achievements.

In the 35th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1696), Wenfeng Tower was built here to revitalize Fuyang's literary style.

The tower is an all-brick structure, with seven floors and an octagonal shape, and is 31.8 meters high.

There are tower chambers on each floor, and the first floor is a separate chamber. The north door is a staircase entrance, and there is a spiral staircase running through the top.

There are four coupon-shaped doors on the four sides on the first, third, fifth and seventh floors; there are three doors on each of the south, west and east sides on the second, fourth and sixth floors.

The tower is in the style of a pavilion with dense eaves, with masts protruding from each level. There are brick-carved bucket arches with imitation wood structures to support the protruding dense eaves.

The top is ridged and angular, with a three-stack bead-style sword and an iron five-pronged brake lever running through the tip. The shape is simple and solemn.

Wenfeng Tower and Kuixing Tower were both built in the southeast of the city, that is, Xunfang.

Fuyang Wenfeng Tower Kuixing Tower is located at the intersection of the southeastern city walls of the old city of Fuyang City, also known as the corner tower.

It is said that you can see Huoshan Mountain by climbing the tower on a clear day, so it was also called "Wanghuo Tower" in the old county annals, and is commonly known as "Three Peng Pagoda".

It was originally a watchtower built by Zhao Shixiang, the magistrate of the state, to expand Nancheng in the second year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1574).

It was rebuilt in the ninth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1870).

It is an all-brick structure with three hexagonal floors and a height of 9.93 meters. It is stacked, with raised ridges and corners. The top is decorated with an iron dancing phoenix and a hexagonal copper bell (it was changed to an iron bell during the renovation in 1981).

The phoenix dances and has a graceful appearance, which the ancients believed to be auspicious, so the top decoration has a traditional cultural nature.

The three floors of Kuixing Building are all rooms, but they are not connected to each other.

The first floor has a semi-circular door facing south, the second floor has a door with four circular windows, and the lintel of the south door on the third floor is "Kuibi Lianhui".

"Kui", "Bi" and "Dou" all belong to the twenty-eight constellations.

Yingzhou West Lake Yingzhou West Lake is a national AAA-level scenic spot. It is located on both sides of the Xinquan River one kilometer northwest of Fuyang City. It was the confluence of the ancient Yinghe River, Qinghe River, Xiaoru River and Bailonggou.

Fuyang got its name because it was called Yingzhou after the Northern Wei Dynasty. It was a scenic spot in the Tang, Ming and Qing dynasties.

"Zhengde Yingzhou Chronicle" of the Ming Dynasty records: West Lake is "ten miles long and three miles wide, with unpredictable depth and vastness."

Su Shi once compared Yingzhou West Lake to Hangzhou West Lake in a poem, "A thousand rises and disappears in a dust, and I don't know who is male or female in Hangzhou or Yingzhou."

It can be seen that Yingzhou West Lake was indeed the best West Lake in the world in ancient times.

"The Unification of the Qing Dynasty" says: "The West Lake of Yingzhou is famous all over the world. The beauty of the pavilions and the complexity of wine cups and chants can be compared with the West Lake of Hangzhou." The beauty of Yingzhou West Lake is beautiful in all seasons, attracting many literati and lofty ideals to guard it.

Yingzhou is also a tourist destination where literati recited poems and painted.

Since the Song Dynasty, seven famous celebrities including Yan Shu, the poet and prime minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu and Su Shi, the writers and historians of the Northern Song Dynasty, and Lu Gongzu, the minister of Zhongshu in the Song Dynasty, have known Yingzhou and made immortal contributions to the construction of the ancient Yingzhou West Lake and left behind

He has published 113 famous poems, plus 259 poems by 71 ancient and modern poets.

Among them, four people were from the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, and Yang Wanli, one of the Four Great Masters of the Southern Song Dynasty.

Fuyang Ecological Park Fuyang Ecological Park is a national AAAA-level scenic spot. It is located at the urban-rural junction in the northwest of Fucheng, at the ruins of the ancient Yingzhou West Lake and on the north side of Ouyang Xiu's "Hui Laotang". It was built to adjust the agricultural structure and transform and manage the Quanhe depression.

The scenic area covers an area of ??1,107 acres. The first phase project of Bali River, Drum Tower, Wenfeng Park and West Lake started in July 2001 and opened on May 1, 2002. The second phase project began expansion in March 2003 and was opened to the public on May 1, 2004.

open.

The ecological park consists of fourteen parts.

There are fruit tree planting demonstration areas in the southeast, which mainly include vineyards, pear orchards, peach orchards, pomegranate orchards, cherry orchards, persimmon orchards, apple orchards, jujube orchards, bamboo orchards and rare tree species such as osmanthus trees, camphor trees, pipa trees, and ginkgo trees; the central part is

The water park and fishing center have Japanese koi, channel catfish, silver crucian carp and other rare fish; in the north is the zoo with zebras, swans, seagulls, peacocks, flamingos, mandarin ducks, macaques, camels, yaks, sika deer,

There are more than 80 species of rare animals including ostriches, black bears, brown bears, and macaws.

Digou Ecological Park is a national AAAA-level scenic spot, located in Digou Town in the northeast of Yingshang (original name: Tangdian Town, one of the four participating small towns in Anhui for the 2010 World Expo Small Town Exhibition Area), located in Jihe and Xifei

At the intersection of the river, it faces Fengtai in the east, Lixin in the north, and Provincial Highway 204 runs through it from north to south.

The main attractions are Zhuyin Temple, Five Hundred Arhat Hall, and Ecological Park.

The Hall of Five Arhats is very complete and is entirely carved from camphor wood. It can be called "a shining pearl in the treasure house of Chinese sculpture art".