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How about Hangzhou Wu Shan Square? Are there any interesting places?

Wu Shan Square, located atNo. Yan 'an Road 1 in Shangcheng District of Hangzhou, echoes the Wulin Square in downtown Hangzhou along Yan 'an Road. Covering an area of 80,000 square meters, it was completed in September 1999. It is one of the large squares in the main urban area of Hangzhou, and the nearest city square to the West Lake. Other tourist attractions, such as Yufang Street, Hangzhou Museum and Imperial Street in Southern Song Dynasty, are also adjacent to Wu Shan Square. Ten scenic spots of the new West Lake "Wu Shan Tianfeng" are also here. Wu Shan Square is divided into several uneven blocks according to its appearance and function: main square block, green block, sinking block and public welfare block. Large gatherings and performances are often held in the square, and there is a large parking garage underground. The beautiful West Lake in Hangzhou is surrounded by mountains on three sides and around the city on one side. It is only about 100 meters high and stretches for several miles, winding into Wu Shan. As the ancients said, when they boarded Wu Shan, Hang Cheng had a panoramic view of "100,000 uneven families". The Qianjiang River is like a belt, the sails are dotted, the West Lake is like a mirror, and the original paintings are woven. Since ancient times, Wu Shan has been a good place to climb the Range Rover in the city. During the Spring and Autumn Period, this was the southern border of Wu. At that time, Wu Zixu, the minister of the State of Wu, was killed for remonstrating with the King of Wu. Later generations commemorated in the Mountain Temple and built a "Wugong Temple". This is the first temple in Wu Shan with a history of more than two thousand years. Since then, there have been more and more temples and security halls, covering almost a dozen hills and hillsides in Wu Shan, hence the legend of "seventy-two temples in Wu Shan". But these temples have been built and destroyed repeatedly, sometimes good and sometimes bad. The "City God Temple" built in the Ming Dynasty is the most popular and impressive among the people. Where there is a temple, there is a meeting. Wushan Temple has a long history. In the early temple fairs, there were not only feudal superstitious activities such as burning incense and worshipping Buddha, fortune-telling and word-testing, but also selling calligraphy and painting, performing stage plays at temple fairs, performing magic tricks, performing acrobatics and selling flowers and fighting cocks. Shopkeepers and vendors crowded the temple and both sides along the way. People who rush to the temple fair are often full of enthusiasm and return home with a full load.

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