Things to do in Yuzhou

This ticket grants access to three attractions in Shenhou Ancient Town: the Ceramics Bureau, the Bolingweng Temple, and the Guandi Temple. The Ceramics Bureau, with its Ming and Qing dynasty architecture and interior design, is definitely worth seeing, offering a wealth of information. The Bolingweng Temple and Guandi Temple opera stages are unique in their architectural style, serving two functions in one building: the front is the temple gate, and the back is the opera stage. This is the first time I've seen such ancient architecture, showcasing the wisdom and craftsmanship of our ancestors. The People's Cinema's immersive digital light show, offering a breathtaking experience of "myriad colors emerging from the kiln," is also well worth watching.

Dahongzhai has been completely transformed. The scenic area is now a beautiful landscape at every turn, integrating sightseeing, photo opportunities, a family-friendly park, a Buddhist temple, and guesthouses for relaxation.

✨Parent-child tour of Yuzhou Junguan Kiln, a wonderful journey of culture and fun✨ 🎉Some time ago, I took my children to Yuzhou Junguan Kiln. It was really a great parent-child experience and I must share it with you. 🎈The exhibition hall is rich in content Entering the Yuzhou Junguan Kiln Site Museum, it is like opening a thick history book of Jun porcelain. The six exhibition halls of the main exhibition hall have their own characteristics. "Dayu State" allows children to appreciate the long history and splendid culture of Yuzhou; "Bath of Fire for Thousands of Years" traces the development of Yuzhou ceramics, and children have a clear understanding of the development characteristics of Jun kiln in the Song and Yuan Dynasties. In the "Imperial Official Jun" exhibition hall, looking at those exquisite Song Dynasty Junguan Kiln artifacts, I have to sigh at the wisdom and skills of the ancients. The magic of Jun porcelain "one color in the kiln, thousands of colors out of the kiln" makes children stare at it, keep asking questions, and their curiosity is greatly satisfied 🎈Diverse experience activities The museum's Jun porcelain engineering technology research and development center is a favorite of children. Here, children can see the complete process of Jun porcelain production, including throwing, repairing, glazing and other processes, so that they know how difficult it is to make a piece of Jun porcelain. And they can also participate in the production in person, with professional masters guiding them. Children carefully experience the feeling of being a "Jun porcelain craftsman". Watching the Jun porcelain they made by themselves slowly take shape, the sense of accomplishment is almost overflowing. In addition, the museum's study package is also super cost-effective. 59.8 yuan includes six major projects: Jun porcelain hand-throwing, clay sculpture, porcelain painting, sachet DIY, traditional rubbings and Hanfu experience. Each project is guided by professional teachers. Children not only have fun, but also learn a lot of knowledge. The finished works can be taken home for free, which is very memorable. 🎈Good environment and service The museum has a unique architectural style, a perfect fusion of tradition and modernity, and it feels very comfortable to visit it. The hygiene in the museum is well maintained, clean and tidy, providing a good visiting environment for children. The staff are also very enthusiastic and patient. Any questions can be answered in time. The explanations of the guides are vivid and interesting. Not only can the children understand, but even we adults feel that we have benefited a lot. 🎈The surrounding facilities are complete The museum is very convenient for transportation. It is very convenient whether you drive or take public transportation. If you drive, there is a parking lot in the scenic area, and parking is very easy. There is also a Yuzhou intangible cultural heritage food (Yuzhou Thirteen Bowls) and an antique courtyard hotel (Xiyue Courtyard Hotel) around where you can taste local specialties. After visiting the museum, you can also go to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Cultural and Creative Gallery, which has a variety of exquisite handicrafts. The children picked some as gifts for their friends and were very happy. 💕In short, the Yuzhou Junguan Kiln Site Museum is a very suitable place for parent-child travel. It not only allows children to understand the rich knowledge of Jun porcelain culture, but also exercises their hands-on ability through various experience activities, and stimulates creativity and imagination. It is highly recommended to all parents. Be sure to bring your children here to experience the charm of the thousand-year-old Jun porcelain culture.

It's highly entertaining and interactive, easily worth a whole day. The animals are adorable, and the shows are fantastic. Prices within the park are reasonable; the Pig Restaurant is the most affordable, while the Bird Restaurant is a bit pricey. There are other restaurants I didn't visit.

It combines a zoo and an amusement park. Suitable for children under 10. It has everything, but nothing is done exceptionally well. The price-performance ratio isn't high. At least not as good as Qingming Riverside Park or Wansui Mountain Martial Arts City. The food inside is a bit pricey.

The Tomb of King Zhou Ding is the tomb of Zhu Yuanzhang's fifth son Zhu Su. There is also a tomb of Zhu Su's concubines about 600 meters away. Zhu Su's tomb is the largest underground palace tomb in the Ming Dynasty that has been developed so far. When you come to the underground, walk through the corridor to the front room, which has two left rooms and two right rooms on both sides. Going forward, you will reach the middle room, which is 15 meters high, without beams, and is made of brick arches. The coffin of King Zhou Ding Zhu Su is stored on the central axis of the middle room. A repaired robbery hole can be seen directly above. Behind the coffin are four side-by-side back rooms. There are a total of eight left, right and back rooms in the tomb, and six of King Zhou Ding's concubines were buried with him. Coming out of the Tomb of King Zhou Ding, walk a few hundred meters to the Tomb of King Zhou Ding's Concubines. There was basically no custom of burying living people with the dead in the Ming Dynasty. The so-called tombs with the dead were actually buried after natural death. The structure of this tomb is very creative. It is a yellow umbrella structure. The solid part in the middle is like an umbrella handle. There are 17 tombs around it, burying 16 concubines and palace maids. The coffins are placed with their heads facing the center of the umbrella handle. Among them, Tomb No. 9, which is located in the center of the corridor, contains the coffin of Ni, the favorite concubine of King Ding of Zhou. The tour of the tomb of King Ding of Zhou and the tombs of the concubines takes about two hours.

The newly opened waterway is quite good. You can get close to the water flow. It is worth taking the children there.

曹魏古城是在汉末曹魏都城许昌的基础上复建的古城景区，其中有各类吃喝玩乐的店铺，以及曹丞相府和春秋楼等景点，临近还有胖东来商业中心。总的来说，是许昌市区内的核心景区，大概可以花费一两天的时间进行游玩

It was raining when I went, and I was the only person in the entire park. I felt like I was standing still at that moment in history. There wasn't much to do there; the park wasn't very big, and you could walk around the bridge. The main thing was to see the history, but there weren't many historical artifacts, so you could only see them as historical relics. Walking through all of this felt like another year had passed; the departure of those days was already several centuries ago.

Prime Minister Cao was frugal throughout his life, adhering to the principles of Huang-Lao Legalism and returning to simplicity. His residence was simple and austere, yet he captured Lü Bu, defeated Yuan Shu, destroyed Yuan Shao, and subdued Liu Biao, thus controlling two-thirds of the empire and establishing the hegemony of the Wei Kingdom—a truly deserving title!