1, Xuan Di Temple
Xuandiji Zhuan Xu, also known as Huang Gan, was one of the five ancient emperors. He is the grandson of the Yellow Emperor and his surname is Ji. His father was Changyi, the second son of the Yellow Emperor, and was sealed in Ruoshui. He married the daughter of a family in Shushan, and gave birth to Zhuan Xu. Zhuan Xu has a deep personality and is resourceful. At the age of fifteen, he assisted Shao Hao, ruled Jiuli area, and was sealed in Gaoyang (now East of Qixian County, Henan Province), so he was also called Levin's.
2. Hejin Museum
Hejin County Museum is located in Geng Xin Street, Hejin County, Yuncheng District, Shanxi Province. On June 9th, 20 13, Zhang Zhirong, an enthusiastic citizen of Hejin City, donated eight Neolithic stone tools and animal fossils to Hejin Museum. Hejin County was located in Xi County, and the Northern Wei Dynasty was changed to Longmen County. In the Song Dynasty, it was changed to Hejin County, and then it was upgraded to Hejin City. Hejin County Museum was renamed Hejin City Museum.
3. Ancient Piles and Houtu Temple
Gu Duo Houtu Temple is located in Gu Duo Village, Fancun Town, Hejin City. The date of establishment is unknown, and it was renovated between the Ming Dynasty and Zhenyuan (1295) and Qingganlong (1736- 1795). Covers an area of 3805 square meters. The temple faces south and was decorated as soon as it entered the courtyard. The existing stage and Notre Dame Hall are relics of the Yuan Dynasty, and the rest of the buildings are Ming and Qing dynasties.
4. Yumenkou
Also known as Longmen, it is located in the Yellow River Canyon in the northwest of Hejin City 12km. The ancients had the admiration of "three waves in Longmen, one thunder in the flat land", which shows how majestic the surging waves of the Yellow River are here. The Tang poem "Wan Li Roars, Longmen Rushes" vividly depicts the spectacular scene of Longmen Three Waves.
5. Miao Zhenwu
Zhenwu Temple, also known as "Jiulong Temple", is named after the original nine peaks juxtaposed. Jiu Feng has successively built Yu Wang Temple, Leigong Temple, Eight Immortals Temple, Wang Yao Temple, Xuanwu Temple, Mountain Temple, Dijun Temple, Huang San Temple and Shi Tian Temple from west to east. The other eight temples collapsed for various reasons, and only Xuanwu Temple survived.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Hejin City