1. Xiaoyaojin Park (Zhang Liao fought against Xiaoyaojin during the Three Kingdoms period, and there are still some recreational facilities and boating in it); 2. Fengle Ecological Park (you can see many rare flowers and also sell flowers. The Fengle Hotel there

Some dishes are more unique, you can try them); 3. Chenghuang Temple (small commodity market and antiques, etc., you can buy some stuff with more cultural connotations, and sometimes there are Lu Opera and Huangmei Opera performances); 4. Mingjiao Temple

(I mainly recommend their cheaper vegetarian restaurant.) 5. Anhui Provincial Museum (the museum is now free to visit. The interior decoration is not bad); 6. Dashu Mountain (not high, but the most special thing is that it is

A dormant volcano. You can also visit the wildlife park there); 7. Zipeng Mountain (National Forest Park. It is good to go there for cycling, astronomical observation, and camping); 8. Chilan Bridge (the original bridge has long since disappeared)

Save. Jiang Kui was a famous poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, named Yao Zhang, and was a native of Poyang, Jiangxi Province. Dozens of his poems are related to Hefei; and he is related to Hefei because of the two.

She was a singer and songwriter. She was proficient in poetry and versatile. She was one of the three major schools of poetry in the Song Dynasty. She also had profound attainments in music, calligraphy, etc. Jiang Kui had no talent in his life and wandered around Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Hunan, and other areas.

Between the six provinces of Hubei, he made a living by selling letters and relying on relatives and friends of celebrities and officials. During his stay in Hefei, he met a pair of sisters who were proficient in concert playing, pipa and guzheng. The sisters lived in an alley west of Chilan Bridge.

(near Hefei No. 8 Middle School on Tongcheng Road today). From then on, Jiang Kui lived in Chilan Bridge and stayed with the two sisters all day long, reciting poems and lyrics, playing the piano (talking about love), and spent a wonderful and wonderful time.

And a romantic life. After Jiang Kui left Hefei, he always missed the Pipa Girl in Hefei, and this longing complex was reflected in many of his poems "Send Fan Zhongna to Hefei".

Living in Chilan Bridge, the neighbors are not lonely. If you arrive, it is already half of autumn, and the willows in Xifengmen Lane will be rustling. In "Partridge Sky", I had a dream on New Year's Eve that fat water flows eastward for an endless period. I missed the same kind of lovesickness at the beginning, and it was unmatched in the dream.

When I saw the painting, I was suddenly startled by the cries of mountain birds in the dark. The spring was not yet green, my temples were silky, and I couldn't be sad after seeing each other for a long time. Who knew that the red lotus night would last forever? At that time, Hefei was a border town in the Southern Song Dynasty, and it was in the turmoil of the Jin Dynasty.

, Chilan Bridge was destroyed in the war, and the Pipa sisters disappeared. In his later years, Jiang Kui came to Hefei again in the chaos of war, looking for the pair of close friends, and found no trace of the two sisters until Chaohu.

It is innocent and touching. Jiang Kui wrote a series of poignant poems related to Chilan Bridge, which made people think more about this story, and also allowed this story to be passed down through the ages. In order to commemorate Jiang Kui, Hefei was excavated.

In terms of history and culture, after the active suggestion of Jiang Kui Literature and Art Research Association, the relevant departments of Hefei City built a row of relief walls at the northwest corner of the intersection of Tongcheng Road and Wuhu Road, and renamed the Tongcheng Road Bridge Chilan Bridge. If you have Yaxing, you can.

Go and lean on the railing to pay homage to ancient times); 9. Liu Laowu (under the great Qianshan Mountain.

The polder group in the hometown of the Huai Army.

Former residence of Liu Mingchuan.

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There are many more, that’s all I can think of right now.