Xumen

Xumen is located in the south of Wannian bridge in the west of Suzhou city. Xumen is an east-west gate. It is one of the ancient gates opened by the state of Wu in the spring and Autumn period when the capital city was built. It is named after the remote pair of Guxu mountain (Gusu mountain). Xumen, also known as laoxumen, was listed as a cultural relic protection unit of Suzhou City in 1982. The existing gate was rebuilt in 1351, the 11th year of the reign of emperor Zhizheng of the Yuan Dynasty. Both xumen and Panmen, rebuilt in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, are the surviving gates of Suzhou.

Xumen

This is a polysemous word. Please browse on the following items (2 meanings in total)

Xumen: one of the ancient gates opened by the state of Wu in the spring and Autumn period when the capital was built

Xu men: Zhou Bi's Poems

Address: Wannian bridge south, west of Suzhou (behind bachelor Street)

Longitude: 120.61233867055

Latitude: 31.29698467556

Traffic information: there are 10 bus lines such as 200 up, 200 down and 300 through xumen bus station. There are 17 bus stops near xumen in Suzhou, including Guxu bridge (215 meters), Sanxiang Park (242 meters), Sanxiang Park (China Insurance (Suzhou) (293 meters), Sanxiang Park (China Insurance (Suzhou) Company) (323 meters), Jiqing Street (391 meters), etc.

Chinese PinYin : Xu Men