Recently, some netizens posted that they saw a large area near Wuchang Bay, Wuchang District, Wuhan City, which was blocked by a fence, and from a high place, it was suspected to be a ruin. Some netizens left a message saying that what was found in the area may be the ruins of the Huguang Governor's Palace.

On 11/0, the Jingshi live broadcast reporter contacted the Ziyang Street Office in Wuchang District, Wuhan City. According to the staff, a site was indeed discovered, which was discovered during the construction of a real estate at the beginning of this year, and the construction has been suspended, and the cultural relics department is in contact with the real estate for follow-up matters.

A staff member of the Wuchang District Culture and Tourism Bureau of Wuhan also told reporters that archaeological work in the area is currently underway.

A cultural relics protection expert in Wuchang District, Wuhan City, told reporters,The ruins found here are indeed the ruins of the Huguang Governor's Mansion and Jiangxia County in the Qing Dynasty.

據瞭解，武昌城在清代為官府署地，湖廣總督、湖北巡撫、武昌府、江夏縣官府都在此地。 清末，湖廣總督署，又稱都署，設於望山門（今武昌造船廠處）、湖北巡撫署設撫院街（今胭脂路）、武昌府署設漢陽門（今民主路小學處）、江夏縣署設望山門與文昌門之間。

Source: Jingshi Live