Nanjing Zhonghuamen and the Ming Dynasty City Wall – Memories of a City Where History and Grandeur Live

1. Overview Location: Southern part of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China Main attractions Zhonghuamen (中华门) - the south gate of Nanjing City, built during the Ming Dynasty Nanjing City Wall (南京明城墙) - a large stone city wall built in the early Ming Dynasty 2. Historical value Zhonghuamen is considered to be the best preserved and largest ancient city gate structure in China The city wall was built by Zhu Yuanzhang in the early Ming Dynasty when he made Nanjing the capital Of the over 30km long city wall at the time, more than 25km still remain 3. Visiting information Opening hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. most days (subject to change depending on the season) Admission: Approximately 50 yuan for adults Can be included in the discounted price with the Nanjing City Integrated Tour Pass Transportation: Walk from Nanjing Metro Line 1 *Zhonghuamen Station (中华门站)* 5~10 minutes The moment I first stood at the Junghwamun Gate, I was overwhelmed by the time engraved in each brick. It is rare to find an ancient city wall so perfectly preserved in the middle of a city. The texture of the wall was rough but solid, and the moment I passed through the gate, moments of war and peace flashed through my mind. The sight of the sunlight hitting the wall in the late afternoon turning it red was especially impressive. As I walked, I saw citizens walking on the wall, joggers, and tourists taking pictures, naturally blending in, making me feel that this place is both a historic site and a part of life. #HawaiiFlightEvent