Looking for help when traveling. Is there any interesting place in Wei County?

1. Ancient post road. According to pre-Qin literature, pedestrian roads existed in the Wei region as early as 7000 BC. The long-distance traveling route was formed 5,000 years ago. Dayu controlled the floods, traveled by land and took chariots, and entered the Wei domain from Huilong, forming a chariot and horse avenue running through the north and south of the territory. In the seventh year of the Shang Dynasty, the capital was moved to the capital, and the river was transferred to the prime minister (now Neihuang County). The official road was formed in the territory from Yindu to Quzhou Taipingcang and Shaqiu Palace. This ancient road started from Yindu (now Neihuang County) in the south. ), enters the territory of Wei from Song Village, and exits through 16 villages including Bokou, Matou, Shuangjing, Dezheng, and Luozhuang. It is about 70 miles long and is commonly known as "Yin Road". As early as the Shang Dynasty, my country had a postal station system. Every 30 miles, four postal stations were set up according to their size: "Postal", "Ting", "Yi" and "Zhuan". Wei County had Jiangcun, Shuangjing and Xisi. There are 10 post stations including Bao, Fangliji, Beigao, Luozhuang and Jicun. The transportation within the territory extends in all directions and is the "thorough thoroughfare of Jin, Qi, Yan, Zhao, Wu and Chu". This ancient post road is of great value to the study of ancient my country's transportation, military, politics, and postal services. A series of ancient place names formed along this ancient post road form a cultural corridor of place names.

2. Ancient city ruins. The governance of Wei County has gone through the village, the old county temple, Huanshui, and the present Weicheng Town, which is located in the ancient city of the village. Located 13 kilometers northeast of present-day Wei Town, it was the county seat from the Western Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty. It was founded in the twelfth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Western Han Dynasty (195 BC). The ancient city wall is large in scale, with a circumference of nearly 10,000 meters. It is built with sand, stone and clay. It was once the residence of the captain of the Western Han Dynasty. There are still intermittent city wall foundations 5 meters underground. Known as Seoul in history, it was founded in 968.

Old County Temple Ancient City. Located 14 kilometers northeast of present-day Weicheng, it was built in the third year of Tang Tianbao (744). The scale is unknown, but there is a monument of the old county temple. It was founded in 329 years and was known as Tangcheng in history.

Huanshui Ancient City. Located in the old Weixian Village, 15 kilometers southwest of today's Weicheng, it was built in the sixth year of Song Xining (1073). It was originally the government of Huanshui County. Its scale is unknown. There is a 2-meter-high stone lion. It was built 297 years ago. It was called Songcheng in history.

Wuxingdian Ancient City. The original city site is now Weicheng. Built in the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370), the ancient city wall was originally a rammed earth wall with a circumference of 2,600 meters, a height of 7 meters, a width of 8 meters, a moat of 5 meters deep, and four gates in the east, west, north and south. In the fourth year of Hongzhi (1491), four gate towers were built, namely "Ying'en" in the east, "Nanbin" in the west, "Wangyuan" in the south and "Gongchen" in the north. There are many cultural relics and historic sites in the city. There are 18 temples, 5 yamen, 8 archways, 5 ancient bridges, and 1 ancient pagoda. The ancient city existed for 387 years and was destroyed by a flood in the 22nd year of Qianlong (1757).

3. Ancient ruins. There are many ancient ruins in Wei County, and the oldest one has been found to have a history of more than 5,000 years. The main ones include the "Danzhu Yeyoutai" ruins of Emperor Yao's son, the "Yellow River Old Road" ruins of Dayu's flood control, the "Huanshuicheng" ruins of the Zhou Dynasty, the Spring and Autumn Period " The ruins of "Gezhu City", the ruins of "Lixian Tower" built by Wei Wenhou during the Warring States Period, the ruins of "Huimeng Tower" where Su and Qin met the six kingdoms, the ruins of "Beacon Tower" in the Spring and Autumn Period, the ruins of "Gai Gong Tower" in the Western Han Dynasty, the ruins of Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms The dredged "Baigou" ruins, the "Woniu City" ruins built by Li Mi in the late Sui Dynasty, the ruins of the battlefield of Li Shimin's battle with Liu Heita in the Tang Dynasty, the ruins of the "White Dragon Pond" where Li Keyong battled in the late Tang Dynasty, and the "Huilong" ruins where Emperor Zhenzong of the Song Dynasty personally conquered the city. "There are 36 ruins in total. In addition, there are 38 temple sites built since the Tang Dynasty, with as many as 18 temples built in the Tang Dynasty alone. The main ones include: the "White Dragon Temple" ruins in Luozhuang Village built under the supervision of Jingde of the Tang Dynasty, the "Guanyin Temple" ruins in Putanying Village, the "Thousand Buddha Temple" ruins in Dayantun Village during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, and the Buddhist scriptures and sermons of Master Bodhidharma in Shizikou Village. The "Ten Thousand Buddha Temple" ruins, the "Xingguo Temple" ruins and the "Manjusri Temple" ruins built during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the "Baifo Temple" ruins in the Song Dynasty, the "Guanlan Temple" ruins in the Ming Dynasty, etc. According to historical records and folklore, the temples have a long history, magnificent scale, huge buildings and extraordinary momentum, and have a huge impact on the four provinces of Hebei, Henan, Shandong and Shanxi and even the whole country.

4. Cultural relics protection units at or above the county level. There are 46 cultural relics protection units at or above the county level in Wei County, mainly including: the tomb of Gai Kuanhui, the official of the Han Dynasty, the tomb of the Empress Dowager Liu of the Jin Dynasty, the tomb of Zhang Gongjin, the Duke of Tan in the Tang Dynasty, the Pan Meixu of King Zheng of the Song Dynasty, the tomb of Guo Enji, the imperial envoy of the Ming Dynasty, and The tomb of Xue, the salt transport envoy to the Huaihe River, the tomb of Zheng Guoshi, the deputy censor of the capital, and the tomb of Cui Shu, a Qing textual research expert, forgery expert and author, etc. In particular, the tomb of Cui Weiya, Qing Dali Temple Qing of the Qing Dynasty, located south of Shageta Village, covers an area of ??12 acres. There are 24 stone statues on the left and right sides of the tomb, including stone figures, stone horses, stone sheep, stone pigs, and Huabiao. To the east, to the west of Liaocheng and to the north of Anyang, the ancient tombs have the highest number of funerary objects.