What tourist attractions are worth visiting in Wuxi, Jiangsu?

The ranking of tourist attractions in Wuxi is: Wuxi Lingshan Scenic Area, Yuantouzhu, Zhong Shi Stock Film and Television Base, Shanjuandong Scenic Area, Xi Hui Garden, Xue Fucheng's former residence, Taihu Lake, Meiyuan Hengshan Scenic Area, Yixing Zhuhai Scenic Area and Jiangsu Zheng Xue Cultural Tourism Area, all of which are worth visiting.

Xi Hui Garden, located in the west of Wuxi, was praised by Emperor Qianlong as Huishan, the first mountain in the south of the Yangtze River. In ancient times, it was called Mount Li, Huashan and Shen Xi. The mountain was shaped like Kowloon Leap, so it was also called Jiulong Mountain. Xishan is the remnant vein of Huishan, and the origin of Wuxi place names has a special origin with Xishan. As early as the Neolithic Age four or five thousand years ago, there were ancestors living here in Xishan, shining with the light of Majiabang culture.

Wuxi Xi Hui Garden Cultural Relics Scenic Area contains the essence of Xi Hui Scenic Area, which is a scenic spot with rich historical and cultural landscapes and scenic resources with complete categories and distinctive foothills. It has enjoyed the reputation of Wuxi Open-air History Museum for thousands of years. A large number of scenic spots represented by the second spring in the world, Jichang Garden and other famous springs and gardens are famous at home and abroad.

Xue Fucheng's former residence was built in 1890 and completed in 1894. It is the residence of Xue Fucheng, a famous thinker, diplomat and representative of bourgeois reformists in Wuxi in the late Qing Dynasty. The central axis of the former residence is ***6, which consists of hall, sedan chair hall, main hall, hall, turntable building, library building, east garden, back garden and west garden. The total floor area is 2 1 1,000 square meters, and now it is restored to 1 2,000 square meters, with a restored construction area of more than 6,000 square meters. The whole building complex is magnificent and large-scale, which embodies the characteristics of the times when the west wind spread eastward in the late Qing Dynasty and the architectural style of combining Chinese and western styles.