Hangzhou's so-called "three sides of Yunshan and one side of the city", one side of which is Wushan, winding straight into the city. Up to Wushan, you can see tens of thousands of people in Hangzhou, the West Lake is like a mirror, the picture is like a knitting, you can see everything; the Qianjiang River is like a belt, the sails are dotted. Since ancient times, Wushan has been a good way to get rid of the high-climbing Range Rover in Hangzhou (the other is the Hezhu Pagoda in Xixi Wetland, which has a unique flavor). On Wushan, there are Hangzhou Museum and cultural relics exhibited in different periods. But I always feel that the cultural relics are cold and not as vivid as the sculptures (murals) on the first floor of Chenghuang Pavilion. The old life of Hangzhou seems to be in front of me.