Photos of Huancuilou Park

The park is located in the center of Weihai, at the foot of Xikuagu Mountain, leaning against the mountains. Huancui Building was built in the Ming Dynasty, with painted towers, carved beams, and eaves. It was bombed by Japanese invaders in 1944. Today's Huancui Building was rebuilt on the original site in 2008. The main building has three floors, the roof is covered with glazed tiles, Xieshan-style eaves, and carved hollow windows. The eaves of the building were written by the famous calligrapher Shu Tong. The three big characters glow brightly, and the plaque "Huange Lingkong" on the back of the building is from the hand of the famous calligrapher Huang Miaozi. Climbing to this building, you can overlook Liugong Island and the cityscape of Weihai, the port city. There is also a bronze statue of the national hero Deng Shichang in the square in front of the park.