What are the eight scenic spots in Chaozhou? Thank you, everyone.

1. Xiangqiao Zhangchun Xiangzi Bridge, formerly known as Guangji Bridge, is located outside the east gate of Chaozhou City. With its unique style of "eighteen shuttles and twenty-four continents", it is also known as the four ancient bridges in China with Zhao Zhouqiao, Luoyang Bridge and Lugou Bridge, and is praised as "the earliest opening and closing bridge in the world" by the famous bridge expert Mao Yisheng. According to legend, in the Tang Dynasty, Han Xiangzi, the nephew of Han Yu, erected a monument on the bridge "The flood stops here". Because its scenery is like Xiaoxiang, it is called Xiangjiang River and Xiangqiao. The bridge faces Bijia Mountain in the east, the east gate downstairs in the west, and lies on the Han River. It has a history of 800 years. Looking at Fengtai in the south, Jinshan in the north, Bijia Mountain in the east and Fengcheng Market in the west, you can see the beautiful scenery in all directions and the soul. At the end of spring, the Han River rises, the bridge is like a long dragon lying on the waves, the river is surging, the sails are dotted, the pier is splashed with water, like a broken heron jumping over the beam, and the red waves are like ten thousand peach blossoms, thus becoming the scene of "Xiangqiao Spring". 2. Hanci Oak is on Bijia Mountain in Chaozhou. According to legend, Han Yu frequented this mountain at low tide, and the Space Alliance Mini Edition planted an oak tree by hand. Later generations admired Han Yu, set up fences around the oak tree to protect it, built the Han Pavilion and the Han Temple, and changed the name of the mountain to Han Mountain. In the 16th year of Song Dynasty (1 189), Ding Yunyuan, the magistrate of Chaozhou County, rebuilt the Hanwengong Temple, which was destroyed and repaired many times and became the present temple. Legend has it that Han Yu planted an oak tree himself, right in front of the temple, pointing to the blue sky and shaped like a canopy. Flowers bloom at the turn of spring and summer, red and white, but not often. Oak blossoms, and the scholar in Chaozhou graduated that year. The influx of people thinks that the oak tree blossoms as a good omen. If you spend more, there will be more Jinshi. If there are fewer flowers, there will be fewer people in the middle; Without flowering, no one will graduate. In his notes, Tan Qian, a man of Amin dynasty, also recorded the influx of people praying to the oak tree. When Song Xiaozong was in Chaozhou, Wang Dabao, a doctor who advised him not to do it, wrote to Han Muzan. However, the oak tree has long been destroyed, and Guo was appointed as the magistrate of Chaozhou during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, which made people look for the oak tree and never returned. 3. Phoenix Rain is located in Hanjiang Shazhou in the southeast of Chaozhou (now Xiangqiao District), formerly known as "Laoyazhou". It was built in Qin Long in the second year of Ming Dynasty (1568). What we are seeing now is Phoenix Island Park with the rebuilt Phoenix Terrace as the core. According to the legend of the ancient Phoenix Terrace, the phoenix on the Phoenix Mountain often haunts the green sandbar in the middle of the river. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Hou Bideng, the magistrate of Chaozhou, thought that this was the place where Phoenix lived, so he changed the original name of Laoyazhou to Phoenix Island and built a ten-foot-high platform on Phoenix Island, named Phoenix Terrace. The reconstructed Phoenix Terrace is an ancient terraced building, simple and magnificent. Flowers and trees are widely planted in front of and behind Phoenix Terrace, and trees are shaded all the year round. Looking out from the stage, the blue sky is Wan Li, the white clouds are leisurely, and the Phoenix Mountain is continuous from a distance, standing high in the sky; Close look at the three mountains of bamboo pole, gourd and pen container, the ancient city of sanitation, in midsummer, the breeze blows gently and the summer heat disappears; In case of rain, it is like silver beads, sunshine and raindrops, which embodies fun; After the rain clears, it becomes a scene of "phoenix has rain". There are elegant and quiet temples and pagodas on the small sandbar of Hanjiang River in the north of Chaozhou. Because yachts are often tied here, they are called "Pagoda Weizhou". Because of the scenery of the Dragon Waterfall beside the tower, it is also called "Dragon Waterfall". The stupa collapsed in the Qing Dynasty, and the temple was abandoned. The only tower foundation was later destroyed by the flood, and Zhou Xiao was blown up by the renovation of the Han River, leaving no trace. Out of nostalgia, the literati of past dynasties empathized with the Phoenix Pagoda (that is, the Kuxi Pagoda) built by Guo, the magistrate of the Ming Dynasty. Phoenix Tower, named after Phoenix Mountain, is a big tower with seven floors and eight sides, and it also has great scenery. The unique style of the Phoenix Tower has aroused the praise of celebrities in past dynasties: "The boat is like a flying shuttle, weaving splendid scenery in the river;" The tower is a pen and a world article. "5. Jinshan Gu Song, formerly known as" Maqiu Songcui ",is now located in Jinshan Middle School in Chaozhou. At the end of the Song Dynasty, Mafa led troops to fight against the Yuan soldiers with the influx of people, and finally died in the mountains with his men. Later generations built Mafa's tomb on the mountain as a memorial, and planted pine and cypress around the tomb, which became greener and greener, hence the name. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, because the rulers were secretive about Mafa's deeds, it was renamed "Jinshan Gu Song". Legend has it that once upon a time, there was a Gu Song plant on the top of the mountain. Its tree is stout, its skin is like Long Lin, and it is tall and straight, reaching the height of 100 feet. In autumn and winter, it is tall and green, and there are beautiful scenery at any time. Until the early Qing Dynasty, Gu Song was destroyed. However, the scenic spot "Jinshan Gu Song" was not lost because of the destruction of Gu Song, but was handed down because of the loyalty of the ancient heroes buried in the green hills and became a landscape. 6. The fishing raft of West Lake is in the west of Chaozhou. West Lake and Hulu Mountain depend on each other. The lake is green and the scenery is very beautiful. Once a foreign tourist swam the West Lake and sighed, "My hometown is so beautiful. "There are people on the mountain who wrote" The Color Map of Huguang Mountain ",which shows the beauty of the scenery of the West Lake. In the past, there was no lake, ripples, fishing songs and egrets in the water, which was very poetic. The fish in the West Lake have the delicacy of both stream fish and pond fish, which is "fresh but not fishy". Fishermen cast nets to fish, returned home with full loads, moored on the shore, hung nets to dry clothes, drank and laughed, and were full of joy. This is the origin of the West Lake fishing raft. Nowadays, with the West Lake being turned into a park, fishing rafts no longer exist, but boats and boats are replaced, which is another scene. 7. Beige Buddha Lantern Beige Scenic Area and Beige Buddha Lantern are the floors of a group of pavilions in the east of Jinshan. The geographical location here is unique. The ancient city wall surrounds Jinshan, with pavilions and pavilions scattered at random and deep winding paths. East of the rapidly declining Han River, Gaolan is a unique scenery and a must in the south. Yinglan Pavilion is the first scene of the scenic spot. It is round and pointed, with yellow glazed tiles at the top and round stone benches for tourists to rest. The Hanjiang Tower faces the Han River with its back against the city wall. It is two stories high and three rooms wide. The roof is decorated with golden tiles and red columns and walls, which is very spectacular. Tsung i Jao, a famous scholar, wrote the Han Tower. Tian Xuan Pavilion is a large wooden structure with arches and beams, red walls and yellow tiles, resplendent and magnificent, and it is Children's Day. The towering stone Buddha lighthouse on the north side of the pavilion is 7 meters high, imitating the classic stone architectural style of the Tang Dynasty, with three floors and six corners, surrounded by carved Buddha statues, lotus flowers and moire patterns. Beige Buddha lamp refers to the lamp that used to be hung on the mast in front of the pavilion, which used to shine far at night. Because of the sharp turn of this section of the Han River, ships will know that Chaozhou Fucheng is in front of them when they see the beacon lights, so they must cross the rapids carefully. Climbing to the top of the beige scenic spot and standing on the "Guanlan Pavilion" at the northern end of the ancient city wall, I feel that I am open-minded, integrated with heaven and earth, and have the potential to "take the distant mountains and swallow the Han River", and the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers is close at hand. The ancient well on the mountain in the scenic spot is the Jinshan ancient well known as the "first well in Guangdong". History says: "The well is more than 100 feet deep and can drink 10,000 people. "8. Crocodile Crossing Autumn Wind There is an ancient crossing in the middle of the north dike outside Chaozhou City, called Crocodile Crossing. This section of the river is very wide. In the past autumn season, ferries traveled between the two sides of the strait, and they could sail on three sides with one side of the wind, and there was a beautiful autumn wind that "the canoe was a breeze and carried the west to the east". According to legend, in the 14th year of Tang Yuan and Yuan Dynasty (8 19), Han Yu was demoted as the secretariat of Chaozhou Prefecture, and Wen 'e River (now Yixi section of Han River) was often infested with crocodiles, which was harmful to human beings and animals, so it was used as a memorial to drive crocodiles away. Sailing boats from all directions can sail on the river here every autumn. After the crocodile migrated to the sea, the hipsters felt the virtue of Han Yu, so they called it "Crocodile Crossing the Autumn Wind". After crossing the pavilion, it will be destroyed and the scenery will no longer exist. In 1980s, overseas Chinese donated money to build a crocodile hall in the former site. The whole pavilion is made of granite, with two floors and four columns and cloister railings, which is dignified and elegant. There is a crocodile sacrificial platform in the museum, inscribed with "Crocodile Crossing the Autumn Wind" and "Crocodile Sacrificial Platform". There is a lifelike stone crocodile in the pavilion, with a stone tablet on its back, the full text of Han Yu's sacrifice to the crocodile engraved on the front and the inscription of the crocodile crossing the pavilion engraved on the back.