Congtai Park is located in the middle of Zhonghua Avenue in Handan City. It is a large garden built around Wuling Congtai, covering an area of 360 mu. The pavilions and terraces in the garden are hidden among the green pines and willows, and the mountains and lakes reflect the little boats. This was originally the place where King Wuling watched military exercises and dances, and now it has become an important place for the people of Handan to rest and have fun. The existing ancient Congtai was rebuilt during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, covering an area of more than 1,100 square meters and 28 meters high. There is a door on the bottom floor of the three-story blue brick platform in the north and south. The wall on the right side of the corridor is also inlaid with the characters "Fu River spreads eastward, and purple air comes from the west". The top of the Congtai is Jusheng Pavilion. The pavilion was built in the 13th year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1534). It was built by Yang Yi, the military commander who defended Handan at that time, and it means "the one who occupies this will win." The pavilion is inscribed with the eight characters "husband and wife are north and south, brothers and sisters are in love". The big stone tablet on the steps of the north gate is a poem tablet written by Emperor Qianlong when he visited Jiangnan Road. There are 5 large houses on the first floor, named "Wuling Pavilion", which was built to commemorate King Wuling. The top door is inscribed with the characters "Wuling Congtai". Congtai Lake is located in the middle of the park, covering an area of about 40 acres. There are Yuanzai Pavilion, Qulan Bridge, West Lake Pavilion, and Wangzhu Pavilion built in the lake. There are long pavilions, rockery, flower gardens, tea pavilions, and restaurants built by the lake. The lake is rippling with blue waves, and the willows are swaying on the shore. There is endless fun in fishing or boating on the lake. There is a simple and elegant antique building on the north side of Congtai-Seven Sages Temple, which was built to commemorate the outstanding figures of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Period, Han Jue, Cheng Ying, Gong Zhui Chujiu, Lin Xiangru, Lian Po, Li Mu, and Zhao She. The statues of the seven sages in the hall are lifelike and lifelike. The west courtyard of the Seven Sages Temple is a forest of steles for calligraphers of all dynasties, where you can appreciate the elegance of calligraphy art. The Wangzhu Pavilion on the East Lake of Congtai was built to commemorate Le Yi, a famous military strategist during the Warring States Period. Le Yi was originally a famous general of the State of Yan and was good at using troops. He was the descendant of Le Guanyang, a general of Wei. When King Zhao of Yan recruited talents, Le Yi went from Wei and was retained as the second minister by his son. He led the divisions of the kings of Qin, Han, Zhao, Wei and Yan to replace Qi, conquered more than 70 cities and made many military achievements. After the death of King Zhao of Yan, King Hui of Yan mistakenly believed in the counter-espionage plan of Tian Dan of Qi, and Le Yi was forced to hand over his military power and flee to Zhao. He was granted the title of Guanjin and was named Wang Zhujun. The western part of the park is a zoo, the northern part is various flower gardens and swimming pools, and the southeast is an open-air theater and a children's playground.