[2025 Changzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Jingchuan Park (Updated Apr)

Jingchuan Park was built in 1990 to commemorate the anti-Japanese hero and writer Tang Jingchuan during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty. In addition to the attractions related to Tang Jingchuan, it is a park with lakes, greenery, pavilions and pavilions. Locals often come here to exercise. Body, square dance. In addition, there is a children's play area in the park. Jingchuan Park has entrances in three directions: east, north, and west. There is no particular emphasis on which direction to enter. The scenic spots related to Tang Jingchuan in the garden include: the literary statue of Tang Jingchuan sitting with a book in his hand, the martial statue of Tang Jingchuan standing with a spear in his armor, the tomb of Tang Jingchuan, the Tang Jingchuan Temple, and the reading place of Tang Jingchuan - Chendu Thatched Cottage. Tang Jingchuan's tomb was built in the thirty-ninth year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1560 AD), and was later destroyed. What we see now is the restoration in 1990. Tang Jingchuan Temple was relocated from No. 224 Qingguo Lane. It is the main ancestral hall of the Tang family. There are stone inscriptions on the walls of the great calligrapher Ni Zan of the Yuan Dynasty. It was built in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The Chendu Thatched Cottage, the reading place, is an antique garden complex in the south of the Yangtze River, including Wuyan Building, Chunchi Pavilion, Yaxi Pavilion, Laiyun Pavilion and corridors, rockeries, Qingxi, small bridges and other courtyards. Tang Jingchuan reported illness and resigned in his early years, and after returning home, he devoted himself to reading in the reading room. The amusement facilities in the park include a paid lake cruise, a carousel in the children's play area, a bouncing bed, etc. The price is not expensive. In spring, flowers bloom in the park, and in summer, lotus flowers bloom in the lake, so you can come and take pictures.