Changshu is rich in aquatic resources, including silver carp, shad, saury and white shrimp from the Yangtze River, as well as crucian carp, grass carp, silver carp, bream, green shrimp and Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs from inland rivers. There are more than 200 kinds of wild plant resources in five categories, such as trees, shrubs, medicinal herbs, grasses and mushrooms. Wild trees mainly include rosewood and zheshu; Wild shrubs mainly include hawthorn and Rosa laevigata; There are 765 kinds of wild medicinal materials, such as Polygonum Multiflori Radix and Taraxacum mongolicum. There are many kinds of grass, including more than 20 kinds of reeds and wild oats. Mushrooms include pine mushrooms and so on. There are more than 300 kinds of cultivated trees in China. Among them, timber forests include Pinus massoniana, Pinus thunbergii, Robinia pseudoacacia, Metasequoia glyptostroboides and Phyllostachys pubescens. Fruit trees include ginkgo, chestnut and bayberry, and special economic forests include willow, mulberry, tea and ornamental flowers and trees. There are more than 800 kinds of wild animals, including mammals and birds. In recent years, arctic foxes and minks have been raised artificially. Zhong Yong Tomb, located at the eastern foot of Yushan Mountain, is the oldest ancient tomb with historical research in Changshu. About 3000 years ago, it was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province on June 1956+ 10/8, 2008. Zhong Yong, also known as Yu Zhong, was the second son of Zhou, the leader of the Zhou Dynasty in the late Yin Dynasty. In order to avoid his position, he returned to the south with his brother Taibo (now Wuxi and Changshu), "constantly tattooed" and cultivated with the people, becoming a sentence of Wu. Taibo had no children, and Zhong Yong succeeded him as wu jun. After his death, he was buried in Wumushan, Changshu, renamed Wumushan. The entrance to Zhong Yong's tomb is at the foot of the mountain, which was built during the Qianlong period. It is engraved with "Entrance of Saint Zhong Yong", followed by "Qingquan Temple", dedicated to Zhong Yong. On the second archway, the banner reads "Friends of the South" and the back is engraved with "Let the country unite". The archway at the top is the Tomb of the Sage Yu Zhong, and the back is engraved with the words "Zhide Guang Qi". Both archways were built during the Qianlong period. There are three tombstones in the tomb, and the book in the middle is "Tomb of Shang Yimin and Yu Zhong Zhou Gong", which is a relic of the Ming Dynasty. Yanzi's tomb is located at the eastern foot of Yushan Mountain in Changshu. Yanzi, a famous Yanren, Ziziyou, a native of Changshu, once studied under Confucius in Shandong. He was studious and good at literature, returned to the south and enlightened the southeast. He is honored as "the Southern Master". Yanzi's tomb was first built in the Western Han Dynasty. After several generations of construction, it is now large in scale. The entrance of the tomb faces Beimen Street, and the pyramid-shaped mound extends halfway up the mountain. From bottom to top, there are three archways, all with plaques and pillars. The third archway is the book "Southern Masters" written by Jiangsu Minister Yongzheng. There are three stone pavilions in the tomb and the banner "Wu Wenkai Hui" written by Emperor Kangxi. 195610 June 18 Swallow Tomb was announced as a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. Xinfeng Pavilion, located at the top of Dongling Mountain in Changshu, is a landmark building on Yushan Mountain. It was built at the beginning of Jiatai in the Southern Song Dynasty, and it was named "Wang Huting" and later renamed "Jim Pavilion". Abolished in the early Ming Dynasty. Rebuilt in Jiajing period, it was named "Daguan Pavilion" and later abandoned. It was rebuilt in Wanli, and it was named "Xinfeng Pavilion" because it was located in the west of the city. The existing pavilion is a pavilion with double eaves and six sides, with yellow walls and tiles towering above the mountains. It is a famous landscape on Yushan Mountain, commanding, and the scenery below is panoramic. Since ancient times, it has been a good place for tourists to board Yushan Mountain and overlook Range Rover. Guangfu Temple Kofukuji Poshan Temple, also known as Guangfu Temple, is known as one of the four famous temples in the south of the Yangtze River (Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou, Jinshan Temple in Zhenjiang, Tianning Temple in Changzhou, Guangfu Temple in Changshu), which is located at the foot of the Northern Tomb of Yushan Mountain. During the Southern Dynasties, Ni Deguang, a resident of Yizhou, built a house in Chenzhou. After nine years of Tang Xiantong's reign, he was named "The Story of Broken Mountain and Public Mansion". Tang Changjian has a poem "Temple after the Broken Mountain": pure morning, near the ancient temple, with little treetops in the morning. A winding path leads to a hidden place, and the Buddhist temple is surrounded by branches and flowers. Here, birds are full of vitality under the lights in the mountains, and human hearts feel quiet in the pond. All is silent here, but the bell is ringing. Caiyitang Caiyitang is a national key cultural relic protection unit. It is now turned into the "Weng Tonghe Memorial Hall", which is located in the urban area and is the main building of Weng's former residence and Weng Tonghe Memorial Hall. Founded in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, it was originally owned by the local clan Sangshi, with the name of "Sengui" and later "Conggui". Qin Long Wanli belongs to Yan Cheng's mansion of the Guqin family, the magistrate of Shaowu. In the 13th year of Daoguang reign (1833), Jiangxi scholar Weng Xincun bought it from Zhong Chu and renamed it "Caiyitang". His son Weng Tonghe spent his youth here. Square tower /B>. Fangta Gufojita, a national key cultural relics protection unit, was originally called Chongjiao Tower, but its common name is Fangta. It was built in the fourth year of Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1 130). At that time, a monk suggested: "The right is higher than the left, and the distinction between guest and host is lost. It is suitable for the left corner of the black dragon to do floating painting to win. " Li Zhishan, the county magistrate, said that he would build the tower one by one. Although the square tower was built in the Song Dynasty, it still follows the shape of the square pavilion-style wooden tower in the Tang Dynasty. The tower is a helmet-shaped roof with four sides and nine floors, which is made of brick and wood structure and collected step by step. The profile of the facade is parabolic. All three rooms are very wide. There is a doorway and an arched bottom floor in the open room, and the rest are pot-shaped. The depth of each flat seat varies from 0.9 to 1. 1 m, and the cornice is supported by a column with three geometric railings on each side, which makes the curve soft and smooth. The total height from the platform to the top of the brake is 67. 14m. The wooden ladder can reach the top floor. Overlooking the ancient city of Yushan, you can have a panoramic view. Zhao Yongxian House (Guqin Art Museum of Yushan School) Zhao Yongxian House is located at Nanzhao Lane 10, Xijing 'an District, Gucheng District, Changshu City. It was the residence of Zhao Yongxian and his descendants in the Ming Dynasty. Both Zhao Yongxian and his son Zhao Qimei like collecting books. They were famous bibliophiles in Qin Long and Wanli periods in Ming Dynasty. This bookstore, which is as famous as the Jiangyun Building and the China Library, is one of the famous libraries in the south of the Yangtze River and occupies a high position in the history of ancient books collection in. Zhao Yongxian Mansion, which was built in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, is a bureaucratic residence with standardized architectural form, and it is also the most intact Ming Dynasty quadrangle in our city. From No.65438 to No.0995, Zhao Yongxian's residence was listed as a provincial cultural protection unit by the provincial government. In 2004, in order to cooperate with the protection and transformation of the old city, all the residents in the house moved out, and the municipal cultural relics management department carried out comprehensive renovation and protection of the house, and recommended it as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units. After the renovation, Zhao Yongxian's residence was turned into Yushan Guqin Art Museum, which was open to the public. Shang Hu is located in Shiliyu Mountain, Hubei Province, with beautiful scenery in the east of Changshu Ancient City. Locals call it Shang Hu Bay, which is said to be named after Jiang Shang's seclusion and fishing in the late Yin Dynasty. Shang Hu Bay and Yushan Mountain set each other off and become interesting, which has always been a famous scenic spot in the south of the Yangtze River. Huang, Shen Zhou, Tang Yin, Kang Youwei, Yu Youren and Liu Yazi. There are poems handed down from generation to generation. At present, Shang Hu Bay has initially formed a pattern of large scenic spots. There are more than 300,000 trees of 132 species in the whole region, with a green area of 1 100 mu and more than 60 kinds of flowers in four seasons. Hexiangzhou Peony Garden is the largest peony garden in the south of the Yangtze River, with more than 3,000 peonies in eight color systems. At present, the forest plant landscape includes: alpine tea garden, cherry garden, Hongfeng garden, begonia garden and so on. Jufu Pagoda Jufu Pagoda is located at the top of the temple hill in Yuhai Town, and there is no construction date. According to legend, the earliest Jufu Tower is a seven-level brick tower with stone steps reaching the top of the tower. At one end of each tower brick, there are three "Jufu Tower" in block letters. Jufuta has experienced many vicissitudes. By the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, only the bottom floor of the tower was left, and the villagers called it the "tower". 1940, Liren demolished the residual tower and rebuilt the brick tower on the original site, but the tower body was reduced to five floors. 1978, completely collapsed, leaving only a pile of ruins. The tower brick with the words "Jufu Tower" was also lost. Now it has been rebuilt on the original site, and the tower is 23 meters high. Each floor is paved with glazed tiles. There is an angle steel staircase in the tower, which can directly reach the top of the tower. Jusha Pagoda, formerly known as "Jusha Baifu Pagoda", is located at the eastern end of beautiful market town, near Changhu River. Mei is located on the bank of the Yangtze River. As a treasure of Zhenjiang, Jusha Tower is named "Jusha Tower". According to historical records, this tower was built by rich people in Shaoxing during the Southern Song Dynasty (1131-1162). It has eight sides and seven floors and is more than 20 meters high. It is a brick-wood structure, imitating wooden towers and pavilions. 1995 is listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit. In the Qing Dynasty, the eaves and the top of the tower were destroyed, and the tower gradually fell into disrepair. The municipal and town governments completed the rectification and righting project of the tower body in 1993, the comprehensive restoration project in 1997, and basically completed the construction of the tower garden project in 2000. Shajiabang Changshu Shajiabang is located on the bank of Yangcheng Lake. In recent years, the scenic spot has become more and more perfect. The surface reed has increased from the initial 1.50 mu to the present 2200 mu. In the lake, diamonds and lotus flowers appear alternately, and reeds are densely covered. Antique painted boats carry tourists through the reed maze, looking for stories that happened among the reeds during the Anti-Japanese War. There are small villages in the south of the Yangtze River, Shajiabang Revolutionary Traditional Education Museum and the former site of the New Fourth Army activities. It was built during the Anti-Japanese War to give visitors a glimpse of Aqingsao and Guo Jianguang. According to the person in charge of the scenic spot, Shajiabang Scenic Spot covers an area of more than 4,000 mu after its expansion to the north, and is built into a wetland ecological protection zone, which is connected with Luweidang Scenic Spot and is one of the largest wetland ecological protection and tourist attractions in East China. Lakes and mountains, reeds and geese are low, chrysanthemums and crabs are more ... During the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival, Shajiabang attracts tourists from all over the world like magnets with its unique revolutionary historical legends, pastoral scenery and Jiangnan folk culture.