Guide to Stork Tower in Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, do you like this kind of ancient building?

Shanxi Good Luck City is great But there is no need for Stork Tower 🏯Among the four famous buildings in ancient times, the only one in the north is the Stork Tower in Shanxi. It is said that the title of this "Four Famous Buildings" was "robbed" from Penglai Pavilion in Shandong. This is thanks to Wang Zhihuan. After all, who doesn't want to "go up to the next level"? "Floor"... 📖But "Climbing the Stork Tower" in the primary school textbook is completely different from the Yellow Crane Tower in reality. You can neither see the sun covering the mountains nor the Yellow River flowing into the sea. The current Stork Tower is an antique building and the elevator is only It can be used by the elderly, and even the location is not built on the original site. It is at best a crude and artificial large park (I really can't bear to look at those dummies). It's okay to see it for free, but there is no need to charge. Not far away is the Big Iron Ox of the Yellow River, a serious cultural relic. Isn’t it nice to have it for free? 🤷🏻‍♂️People who go to see the Stork Tower are basically the same as me. They are somewhat "cheated" by the poem. We are talking about the Stork Tower. Can you learn from the other four famous buildings and recite the poem for free? , but then I couldn’t even think about it. Even a primary school student can memorize the 20 words of “Ascend the Stork Tower”. Doesn’t this mean it’s free? Take a look at "The Story of Yueyang Tower" and "Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion". Many people can't read it correctly, let alone memorize it. They all blame Wang Zhihuan for his "short talent and shallow learning"... Stork Tower can only stay in poetry It's not an ancient building Let me yearn for its beauty Broken all over the ground