What does Beidou Linping mean?

Beidou is flat, which means that the north is flush with the high Beidou.

Beidou Linping is a plaque in the north of the Yellow Crane Tower, a book written by Tao Shu of Wuhan. Because its constellation is in the north, it is shaped like a bucket, which means standing on the Yellow Crane Tower and watching it from a distance makes you feel happy, while the bucket star is as high and flat as yourself, describing the height of the building. The plaque on the Yellow Crane Tower is "Yellow Crane Tower" in the west, "Big Dipper" in the north, "Chutian Jim" in the east and "Nanwei High Arch" in the south.

Introduction to Yellow Crane Tower:

The Yellow Crane Tower was built in the second year of the Three Kingdoms period (AD 223). Cui Hao, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem "Climbing the Yellow Crane Tower" on this topic, which made it famous all over the world.

Outside the Yellow Crane Tower, a number of ancillary buildings such as bronze yellow crane modeling, statue pagoda, memorial archway, porch and pavilion make the main building more magnificent. There are also Baiyun Pavilion, ivory tower, stele gallery, mountain gate and other buildings around the main building. The whole building has a unique national style, which complements the Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge at the foot of the Snake Mountain. When you climb the building, you can see the scenery of three towns in Wuhan.