Things to do in Huantai

A stunningly high-quality museum, filled with history and beautiful artifacts, the national porcelain display is particularly unique! The porcelain used at state banquets is truly extraordinary; seeing set after set is simply dazzling and overwhelming.

海岱楼位于山东省淄博市张店区北京路以西，中润大道以南。【景色】【趣味】建于齐盛湖公园的齐盛湖上，是一个以图书为主题的楼阁建筑，同时齐盛湖公园也是一个免费的市内水上公园。

The overall scenery is very good. It was November when I went there. It was a little bleak in late autumn, but the fallen leaves 🍂 were also very beautiful. Those with children can go to the second floor of Zhongshuge. There is a popular photo spot on the first floor, which is a balcony-style corridor that extends slightly.

This is a relatively famous tourist attraction in Zibo. Because it was the National Day Golden Week, it was packed with tourists, making the already narrow streets even more congested. The streets are lined with a dazzling array of small shops, and there are also several venues to visit.

The Lantern Festival City was truly beautiful, the environment was clean, and there were various snacks available, which was very convenient; we ate while waiting for the performance. The performers were all very dedicated and professional, and their performance was excellent. After the show, they even stayed to take photos with the audience. The iron flower display was absolutely spectacular.

When visiting Qingzhou Ancient City, the Fucai Gate Tower is a must-see, considered the heart of the ancient city. There aren't many other attractions within the ancient city, but the tower has a great location, with convenient access via sightseeing electric carts. There are also plenty of food stalls to explore nearby.

I checked in at the Zibo Museum on the weekend and was really amazed. I was lucky enough to see the legendary Hou Yang Inkstone, which confirmed that the Peach Blossom Fan written by Mr. Kong Shangren was based on facts. This inkstone witnessed the sincere friendship and lovesickness and separation of the protagonists Hou Chaozong, Yang Youlong and Li Xiangjun. The story behind the return of this stone to the Zibo Museum is even more tortuous and bizarre. I suggest that friends who have read the story of Peach Blossom Fan take the elevator directly to the fifth floor of the museum to learn about this legendary and tortuous story.

The Qi Culture Museum, located in Linzi, is a comprehensive museum dedicated to the systematic display of Qi culture. Its collection is complete, encompassing various ritual objects, daily utensils, and handicrafts from the Western Zhou to the Han dynasties, comprehensively connecting the 800-year historical development of the Qi region.

It's pretty good. Qingzhou Museum lives up to its reputation as a large county-level museum, with a rich collection that's worth seeing. The guided tour is also excellent; otherwise, the museum experience would be somewhat diminished.

Daming Lake holds the story of Emperor Qianlong and Xia Yuhe's "epic, tragic love" 😂 "Your Majesty, do you still remember Xia Yuhe by Daming Lake?"—When Emperor Qianlong toured the south, he encountered Xia Yuhe playing the zither in the Yuhe Hall, fell in love at first sight, wrote a poem and presented her with a fan, vowing that "a true friend is hard to find." However, after more than a decade apart, Yuhe fell ill with longing and died with her zither in her arms 😢 However, there is no historical record of this person; it's purely a romantic fiction by Qiong Yao. The lake shimmers, lotus flowers fill the pond, and the saying "lotuses on all four sides, willows on three" is truly fitting. The illuminated Chaoran Tower is even more breathtaking.