Luoyang, a famous town in the east of the city, is known as Little Luoyang and has a history story of thousands of years.

Pingle town is named after Pingle Village.

Pingle Village is Xiangzhuang in the south and Sanlipu in the north. Mangshan Mountain in the north, Luohe River in the south, Luoyang City in the Han and Wei Dynasties in the east, and Chanhe Huizu District in the southwest; Jiaozhi Railway, Erguang expressway and Ping Jin Avenue pass through the village with convenient transportation. The village has a long history, rich culture, fertile land and prosperity, and has always been a famous town in Luodong.

In the 5th year of Yongping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 62), Emperor Hanming built the Jianping Concert Hall with an optimistic view in order to welcome the tribute of "Fei Lian Bronze Horse" in the Western Regions. Since then, Pingle Hall has become a place for the emperor to review the three armed forces, enjoy various plays with his generals, and hold a banquet to show his national prestige. Because the village is located near Pingoptimistic, it is called Pingle, also known as Hanyuan, which is called "the fence of the East" and "the barrier of the big man". The Northern Wei Dynasty expanded Li Le, the capital of Luoyang. Today, Pingle Village is named Ping Optimism and Pingle Lane.

Mr. Xu Jinxing, a scholar of literature and history in Luoyang, once wrote a preface to the book "The Pearl of the East Capital Jinping Music". The preface reads: "There are Neolithic cultural sites in Pingle Village, Xinzhuang Village and Liupo Village in pingle town, and the Eastern Han Mausoleum is in the north of Pingle Village." This shows that Pingle has a rich cultural and historical background since ancient times.

1957 When the Zhongzhou Canal was built, the cornucopia of Qi Hou was unearthed here. It is 43.5 cm high, 70.3 cm in diameter and weighs 75 kg. It is an extremely precious historical relic and is now in Luoyang Museum.

Pingle Village, rooted in the fertile soil with profound cultural heritage, is praised by the world as "Little Luoyang" and "Jinping Music", and is rated as "Top Ten beautiful countryside in China" and "The First Village of Peony Painting in China".

Xiang Zhuang, as early as the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, was already a famous bazaar town east of Luoyang, and merchants from all over the country gathered. There is an east-west street in the village, which is less than one kilometer long. Almost all the facades on both sides of the street are merchants and shops, mainly grain shops, cotton shops, medicinal materials shops, cloth shops, dyeing shops and so on.

According to "Anecdotes of Ancient Towns in Xiang Zhuang", during the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a White Tiger View in the east and a Qinglong View in the west. Xiangzhuang Village is the seat of Seiryuji. Later, Seiryuji gradually collapsed, and a huge stone statue nearby became a landmark here, and the village was renamed "Xiangzhuang".

To the east of Nantou Road in Xiangzhuang Village, there is a "clearing" surrounded by a wall, which is where the stone statue is located. Some villagers said that it used to be a puddle, and the stone statue stood by the pit, and its four feet and base were trapped in the mud, which made people feel distressed. Later, in order to effectively protect precious historical relics, the village invested to improve the environment here, built walls and ceilings, and "placed" stone statues.

According to experts' research, this stone statue should have been carved in the Eastern Han Dynasty, more than 900 years ago/kloc-0. It is an extremely precious stone carving art treasure in China at present.

In addition, there is a saying that this stone elephant was originally a sacred door elephant in the tomb of Dahan in Xiang Zhuang. On the way to Mangshan Mountain, the stone elephant "took root and sprouted" here.

The ancient trees in the village are towering, surrounded by city walls and imposing. The kiln shop board outside the village guards Luoyang's gateway to the Yellow River Ferry and is a famous military stronghold in Luoyang history. During the nearly 900 years from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the imperial court set up a martial arts field and beacon tower outside the south gate of Yaodian ancient village, and often held military parades here.

At present, Yaodian ancient village has sites such as East Gate, Erxian Temple, Guandi Pavilion, Wangjing Gate and South Gate. The two immortals are goddesses. In the fourth year of Song Chongning (A.D. 1 105), the emperor named them "real people", and in the early years of Xuanhe, they were named "Hui Chong and Uncle Chong".

Erxian Temple covers an area of about 500 square meters. It is built on a 2-meter-high platform, north-south direction. The main building regulations are basically complete. There is a hard mountain hall with a gray tile roof, an attached hall on the left, and two halls, Guangsheng and Laojun. According to the records in the sixth year of the Republic of China (A.D. 19 17), Erxian Temple was founded in the Six Dynasties (Northern and Southern Dynasties). In the first year of Yuan Dynasty to Zhengzheng, Mongolian soldiers and horses Bao Bao and villagers donated money to build a platform and a stage in front of Erxian Temple.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were post stations, postal shops and piers in Yaodian ancient village, and soldiers were stationed all the year round. In the early years of the Republic of China, Zhang Fang donated money to rebuild Erxian Temple. The south gate building of Yaodian Guzhai was originally built with the relevant emperor pavilion, in which the statue of Guan Sandalwood was placed. The south gate is quite high. When the weather is fine, you can see some tall buildings in Luoyang city standing at the south gate.