In the early years of Yuanjia in Liu Song in the Southern Dynasties (AD 425), the satrap Huajin moved to the cities and counties at the foot of the mountain. At the beginning of Jianyan in the Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1 127), Han Shizhong crusaded against Fan and stationed troops in the mountains. From the end of Yuan Dynasty to the end of Zheng Dynasty (A.D. 1368), Zuo Cheng and Ruan Derou built a city at the top of the mountain, which was connected with the old city. In the 19th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1386), he ordered the city to be widened and this mountain was included in the city. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1404-1424), pavilions were built on the mountain, saying: Huanghuatai, Guanshan Pavilion, Pingxu Pavilion, Daiyue Pavilion and Xianyi Pavilion. There is a pond under the mountain, which will not dry up in autumn and winter. All the pavilions and pavilions in the backstage were abandoned, and Yang Ze, the deputy envoys in the sixth year of Ming Hongzhi (1493), and Jiajing (1527) were rebuilt and abandoned in the thirteenth year of Wang Dian. In the fifth year of the Apocalypse (1625), Chen Guolang, a native of Kaixian County, was rebuilt. There is a pavilion halfway up the mountain, and Zhang Bingwen said, "Don't watch it." Governor Yang built Huanghua College at the foot of the mountain. Qing Shunzhi was abolished for five years. In the 22nd year of Kangxi (1683), the Zhenwu Temple was built on the mountain in Zhangda Hall, a county magistrate. In the twenty-sixth year, Xie Zhen Xie took the county as the mountain owner, made the sergeant plant pine trees around the mountain, and built a semi-mountain pavilion for tourists to rest. In the 26th year of Guangxu (1900), Wang Fusheng, Jianning Town and Cheng Zufu, a magistrate, were rebuilt, and Shuang Yi Pavilion, Kuixing Building and Yuting Pavilion were added. Later, Xie Qihua, a magistrate of a county, and Rong Fan, a magistrate of Jian 'an county, wrote poems and Lin Xiang painted.
In the Republic of China 16 (1927), the National Revolutionary Army crossed the border, and Dai Yue and Xiao donated 2,000 yuan to help build the Huanghua Park. I'm sorry I didn't succeed.
Famous writers of past dynasties have set foot on the scenic Huanghua Mountain and stayed to write poems. For example, Gu in the Han Dynasty, Li Pin in the Tang Dynasty, Su Shi, Cai Xiang, Lu You, Yuan Shu, Yang Yi, Liu Guangying, Wu Ji, Feng Menglong in the Ming Dynasty, Fang Bao and Xian Cui in the Qing Dynasty all left hymns.
Huangshan used to be a strategic place. Huang Chao in the Tang Dynasty, Fan in the Song Dynasty, Shi Dakai in the Qing Dynasty and other peasant rebel leaders and their troops all left their footprints. When Han Shizhong was training at the foot of the mountain in the Song Dynasty, Li Gang left a "post station" for Xiao Guangjin to deliver a revolutionary speech. The Fujian Provincial Committee of Fujian, Zhejiang and Jiangxi established Fujian Public School and trained cadres here, which contributed to the liberation of Fujian and the establishment of the red regime.
At the end of the Republic of China, Kuixing Building, Mid-level Pavilion and Rain Pavilion on the Peak were abandoned. During the Great Leap Forward (1958), pine forests in Huanghua Mountain were cut down and burned. Guanyin Pavilion was destroyed in ruins during the Cultural Revolution (1968).
1994, reconstruction of Huanghuashan Park. At present, many places such as Huanghua Pavilion, Pavilion, Hexagon Pavilion, Pavilion, Daiyue Pavilion, Erhua Diecui Pavilion, Pavilion, Fujian Public School Memorial Pavilion, Four Provinces and Hundred Counties Greening Memorial Pavilion have been rebuilt and built on the mountain, and the "Huanghuashan Park" inscribed by the little general has been rebuilt, paving the whole access to the mountain. It has become a good place for urban residents to relax, entertain and keep fit.