Introduction: Every city in Hunan has its own characteristics, not only different cultures, but also unparalleled beauty between mountains and rivers. In these cities, there are very typical landmark buildings with high value and profound cultural connotation. More common are youth art sculptures in Orange Island, Shennongcheng, Wanlou, Dongfanghong Square and Changsha Binjiang Cultural Park. In the hearts of local people, these landmark buildings have a very significant representative author.

1. Zhuzhou Cheng Shennong locals say that Zhuzhou has a long history and rich cultural landscape. This area was also called Jianning in ancient times, and there was Shennong City. Also known as Longyang City. There are Shennong Pagoda, Shennong Grand Theatre, Shennong Lake and Shennong Art Palace, all of which are very important local cultural landmarks. Visitors to this area usually visit Shenlong Avenue, Shenlong Canal and Shennongtan to enrich their travel experience, increase their cultural connotation and better understand local historical and cultural knowledge.

Second, Xiangtan? Wanlou and Dongfanghong Square Xiangtan are also famous cities, also known as Liancheng and Tancheng. Little Nanjing? ,? Jin Xiangtan? Its various reputations and representative landmarks include Wanlou, Dongfanghong Square and Junzilian sculpture. Wanlou was built in the Ming Dynasty and was named by the then Beijing official. Dongfanghong Square not only has memorial function, but also has other functions of assembly and leisure. It is a comprehensive cultural square.

Third, Hengyang? Nanyue Temple and Hengyang Anti-Japanese War Memorial City learned from the introduction of local people that Hengyang is rich in tourism resources, and Nanyue Hengshan is here. Not only that, but also Nanyue Temple, the largest ancient architectural complex in the south of the Yangtze River. Known as the first temple in Jiangnan, there are also? The Forbidden City in the south? The reputation of. In addition, there is Hengyang Anti-Japanese War Memorial City, which is also a red landmark, so that more people can understand the anti-Japanese war experience in this area and have more comprehensive tourism resources. From this memorial city, we can also see the important contribution made by the local people to the war of resistance.