Xuzhou Han Culture Scenic Area.

The Xuzhou Han Culture Scenic Area starts from the Third Ring Road in the east, to the Longhai Line in the south, to the Beijing-Shanghai Line in the west, and to Luotuo Mountain in the north. The entire scenic area is a three-dimensional history of the Han Dynasty, with terracotta warriors, tombs, Han paintings, mountains, water, and ancient temples. It is the largest Han culture theme park in China and a national 4A-level boutique cultural tourism area, integrating the "Three Wonders of the Two Han Dynasties." Through further excavation, restoration, and protection of historical resources, the scenic area has built unique landscapes, attractions, and supporting facilities, providing valuable sightseeing routes and leisure and entertainment venues for tourists and citizens. It is a Han culture protection base and boutique tourist attraction integrating historical exhibitions, garden landscapes, and tourism and leisure. The main entrance of the scenic area, Han Culture Square, is about 280 meters long from east to west, about 90 meters wide from north to south, and covers an area of 18,000 square meters. It adopts a symmetrical pattern with a solemn central axis. Its spatial orientation is east-west, with entrance square, compass, chronology of major events in the Two Han Dynasties, historical and cultural exhibition corridor, Biyong Square, and other attractions arranged in sequence. The bronze statue of Liu Bang, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty, stands at the end, forming a complete spatial sequence.