Qianshan Lake Qianwang Suoxiu recreates the magnificent momentum of Qianwang's battles.

Qian Liu, the founder of the Wuyue Kingdom, was a native of Lin'an, Hangzhou, and was the leader of the feudal town that dominated the region during the late Tang and Five Dynasties. He was born into poverty and made his fortune by selling private salt, and dominated the two Zhejiang provinces in the late Tang Dynasty. The Wuyue Kingdom went through three generations and five kings, and pursued the policy of "protecting the territory and the people, and serving China well", creating a pure land and protecting the people in the turbulent times of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. This made Wuyue the richest place in the world, laying the economic foundation for the Taihu Lake Basin as the "land of fish and rice" and Suzhou and Hangzhou as the "paradise on earth". Qian Liu, the king of the Wuyue Kingdom, is the greatest pride of his hometown, Lin'an. On the shore of Qianshan Lake, the "first scenic spot in Lin'an", there is an important cultural node called "Qianwang Suoxiu". "Suoxiu" means dignified and extraordinary in life. This is a sculpture of Qianwang made of steel silhouette, combined with a city wall-style landscape wall and a silhouette of a chariot and horse army, recreating the magnificent momentum of Qianwang's battles. In order to fully restore the historical context, the city wall-style landscape walls next to the sculpture are all made of old local bricks and tiles, and old craftsmen are specially invited to guide the construction on site, using ancient methods to build and inherit the ancient rural construction techniques. 📍Detailed address: Qianwang Suoxiu, Qianshan Lake Greenway, Lin'an District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province 💰Ticket price: Free