Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou Province, has become a popular tourist city in recent years, and the tourist attractions of this city are gradually becoming familiar with tourists. Compared with many ancient cities, Guiyang has a long history, but there are many special attractions in the city. Jiaxiu Building, located in the center of Nanming River, is the most famous ancient building in Guiyang. Jiaxiu Building was built in the Ming Dynasty and is located on a huge stone in the Nanming River. It is now a national key cultural relics protection unit and is free to open. A floating jade bridge connects the two banks of the Nanming River, and tourists cross the river through the Jiaxiu Building. Ming Wanli 26 years (1598), Guizhou governor Jiangdong was built on the south bank of the embankment, and built the first floor to cultivate Feng Shui, the name "A Xiu", taking the meaning of "Kejia Tingxiu", dating has been With more than 400 years of history, it is one of the few ancient buildings in the city. A few decades later, the Jiaxiu Building was burned down and the reconstruction was renamed Laifeng Pavilion. The Qing Dynasty was rebuilt several times. In the 28th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1689), Tian Wen rebuilt and restored his original name. The existing building was rebuilt in the first year of Xuantong (1909). Jiaxiu Tower was one of the eight scenic spots in Guiyang during the Qing Dynasty.