Airplane Restaurant
This airplane restaurant, named 'Lily Airlines,' was converted from a retired Boeing 737 aircraft and took 1 year and 2 months to complete. In addition to dining inside a real airplane, the original cockpit has been transformed into a flight simulation experience room, with the original instrument panels and other equipment well preserved. Customers can experience the pilot's driving process inside.
Zhongnan University of Economics and Law - Bus 538
"Next Stop Chashanliu" is an unfinished graduation song written by the landlord cat for university seniors when they graduated. "Next stop, terminal station, Nanhu Avenue Chashanliu." This song starts playing on Wuhan Bus Route 538. It's simple, but it instantly brings people into deep memories, those bits and pieces that gush out like a tide in school. "Chashanliu" is the name of a bus stop at Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. Because it is located at the entrance of the university, it has almost become a symbol of the university.
About 17 European-style buildings from the concession period remain on both sides of Li Huangpi Road. Among them are the former site of the Sino-Russian Daosheng Bank, the Russian Police Station, the Chinese Christian Lutheran Building, the former site of the American Navy Youth Association, the former site of the Russian Concession Municipal Council, the former site of Gao's Hospital, the former site of the Christian Youth Association, the Shunfeng Foreign Firm, the Bangke Garden, the Hui Luo Company, the Bagon Mansion, the Shoushan Hall, and the former site of the International Hospital.
'Hanyangzao' represents China's 'Industrial Revolution'. Regardless of its success or failure, it symbolizes the awakening of the Chinese nation. China's rise requires economic revival, but even more so, it needs a 'Renaissance'. Only a 'Renaissance' can drive the new 'Chinese Civilization'. Therefore, the 'Hanyangzao' Art District hopes to use the name 'Hanyangzao' to add momentum to the cultural and artistic development of Central China.
Around 1901, the Ba brothers bought a large piece of land in the Russian concession in Hankou. The area extended from Dongting Street to Luojia Mountain Street in the east-west direction, and from Lanling Road to today's Li Huangpi Road in the north-south direction. They built a large isosceles triangle-shaped house in the triangular area between Dongting Street and Poyang Street, from Li Huangpi Road to Lanling Road. Construction began in 1901 and was completed in 1910. This is what people refer to as Ba Gong House. After its completion, Ba Gong House became a landmark building in the Russian concession area.
