Zhuge Street

The rapid revival of Han culture and the "popularity" of Han style and customs in recent years are also a way for people to "trace their roots" and let their souls fly. Hanzhong is also the birthplace of Han culture, so Zhuge Street Attraction is a good place to experience Han culture life. While you feel the Han culture in Zhuge Street, you will also realize that Han culture is a symbolic place that can be integrated into your current life. When you come to Zhuge Street, the first thing that catches your eye is a memorial archway with three big characters "Zhuge Street" written on it. It was written by the famous calligrapher Yue Feng. The handwriting is strong and powerful, and it is natural. There is a bookish atmosphere of "pleasing to the eye, fresh and elegant". On both sides of the memorial archway are bell towers (left) and bells and drums (right), which mean morning bells and evening drums, always reminding people that time is passing and cherishing the present. At the entrance of the east gate of Zhuge Street Attraction, there are six groups of Han Dynasty stone ques, referred to as Hanques, which are a kind of memorial buildings in the Han Dynasty. In the Han Dynasty, they were built in pairs on the exterior of the city gates or the gates of the building complex to demonstrate ceremony. Hanque is also known as the stone "Han Book" and is a "living fossil" of ancient Chinese architecture. At the same time, there is a striking boulder at the East Gate, named the Pillar of the Middle Stream Stone, which symbolizes the firm will of Mr. Zhuge Liang, the Prime Minister of Shu Han in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, who devoted his life to Shu and served as the backbone of Shu. Behind the East Gate Boulder, a large number of stone carvings can be seen at the entrance of the water street. The inscription "Linjiangxian" reads "The rolling Yangtze River flows eastward, and the waves wash away the heroes. The right and wrong, success and failure are all in vain. The green mountains are still there, and the sunset is red several times..." These stone carvings also seem to be telling the stories of those heroes who stood tall in troubled times. In addition, there are enlarged restored versions of seals, seals, seal pendants, etc. of important figures in the Three Kingdoms period among the stone carvings.