Is there any interesting place in Hai 'an?

1, Nantong Abacus Museum, Nantong Abacus Museum was completed and opened in February 2004. It consists of abacus exhibition hall, academic lecture hall and children's abacus mental arithmetic training base, which integrates exhibition, research, teaching, communication and tourism.

2. Haian Jianghuai Cultural Park, a national AAAA tourist attraction, is a humanistic landscape project based on Jianghuai history and culture, which is jointly invested by Haian County People's Government and Haian Suzhong Botanical Garden Development Co., Ltd. ... The project is planned to invest 500 million yuan and be completed in ten years. It has been built for nine years with an investment of 400 million yuan. The first phase of the project has been basically completed and opened to the outside world.

3. The Suzhong Seventh World War Memorial Hall, located at No.91,Ninghai South Road, Hai 'an Town, Jiangsu Province, was founded in 1986, formerly known as "Suzhong Seventh World War Management Office", and renamed as "Suzhong Seventh World War Memorial Hall" in 198. It is a patriotic education base in Jiangsu Province and a cultural relic protection unit in Jiangsu Province. The memorial hall covers an area of 2 1000 square meters, including monuments, exhibition halls, national defense parks and squares.

4. Guangfu Temple is located in Ming Dow Village, the northeast suburb of Hai 'an Town, Hai 'an County, Jiangsu Province. The temple faces the Xintongyang Canal in the south, the tombs of Fengshan and Mr. Han in the southwest, Fengshan Park in the west, Zishi Middle School in the northeast and the broad Fengshan Avenue in the east. In addition, the "Fengshan stove", one of the top ten famous scenic spots in Hai 'an, makes Guangfu Temple an excellent geomantic treasure house in Hai 'an.

5. Haian County Museum Haian County Museum is located in the former residence of Mr. Han (Zishi), the governor of Jiangsu Province during the Republic of China, that is, on the west side of Beilujia Lane, Chengdong Street, Hai' an County, and is called "Han Mansion". This is a group of well-preserved buildings in the late Qing Dynasty, with small blue bricks and tiles, a fire alley cloister and a small flower hall in the train carriage. It was the "former site of the joint anti-Japanese symposium" initiated by Mr. Han in those years and was a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit.