This is the Xiaoyao Ford mentioned in 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms'

In 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms', the historical event described by 'Cao Cao pacified the Hanzhong region, and Zhang Liao's might shook Xiaoyao Ford' refers to the Xiaoyao Ford, which is now the Citizen's Park in Hefei. Xiaoyao Ford was an ancient battlefield of the Three Kingdoms period. It used to be a ferry crossing on the Fei River, but now it has been turned into a park. The park contains a lake, covering an area of over a hundred acres. On the island in the lake, there are pavilions, platforms, and the tomb of Zhang Liao's official attire. If you have strolled through the bustling Huaihe Road pedestrian street, you will definitely be curious about who the equestrian statue on the street represents. With this curiosity, it was not until the moment I arrived at Xiaoyao Jin Park that my confusion was finally cleared~ Entering from the south gate of the park, what catches your eye is the statue of Zhang Liao with a sword on horseback. On the left hand side is the elephant slide🛝 that is super loved by both children and adults in Hefei. On the right hand side is the lake tour, where boating🚣🏻‍♂️ is also a popular way for many people to spend their leisure time~ The park not only completely preserves the tomb of Zhang Liao, a great general of the Cao Wei dynasty, but also the Feiqi Bridge, where Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu was defeated, has been restored and rebuilt within the park, further enriching the connotations and artistic conception of Xiaoyao Ford. 📍Ancient Xiaoyao Ford Park, Hefei Province