1, Laoling Confucian Temple, which is located at the intersection of Kaiyuan Street and Xinglong Street in Laoling City. It was built in the second year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1369), with 5 main halls, blue tiles, cornices and arches. The main buildings are Dacheng Hall, Houdian, Jiyun Gate and Lingxing Gate. The layout of the whole building is rigorous, well-proportioned, and echoes inside and outside. After many repairs in Ming and Qing dynasties, it formed the scale at the time of publication. The whole building is dignified and generous, resplendent and magnificent. "If the Tao is like a river, it will become a sight we can see everywhere; As holy as the sun and the moon, the world is still spring and autumn. " Couplets around the gate of Confucius Temple.

2. The former site of Xianping City The former site of Xianping City was Xianping Town, located in Laoling Village, Zhengdian Town, 50 miles southwest of the city, 500 meters long and 500 meters wide. In the Tang and Song Dynasties, the county seat was located in the south of the old Yellow River (Jinhe River), and the river was set at 1069 (the second year of Song Xining), so it was moved here in a hurry and the city was built in a hurry. There are three doors in the city, but there is no south gate. Up to now, there is a high hill on the original city wall, which is the former site of Cui Xianting, the reading room of Lv Yihao, Vice Minister of Southern Song Dynasty.

3. Zhang Miao, a native of Qing Dynasty, has a poem "Lv Xiang". Cui Xian Pavilion ". In the Yuan Dynasty, Pingzhang Yu Qian rebuilt the city and built a "flower viewing platform" in the northern suburb (now Leling Village). The platform is more than ten feet high and can accommodate 100 people. It is a place to enjoy flowers and drink. This is what Zhang Pengnan, a Ming Dynasty man, said in his poem Spring Grass in Yuantai. 1369 (the second year of Ming Hongwu), the county magistrate He Heng moved to Fuping Town (present rule) on the grounds that the city site was under a depression and the pavilions in the city were abandoned.

4. Wulizhong site, located in the southwest of the city, 30 meters north of Wulizhong village. The mound is platform-shaped, 83m long from east to west, 3 1 m wide from north to south and 2.3m high. Unearthed Neolithic relics such as stone axe and stone sickle; There are bone cones, antlers, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, pottery spinning wheels, feet and other Shang and Zhou relics; There are also Han bricks, Tang pots and so on. In the west and south of the site, the walls of the Han brick tomb have been exposed.

5. According to the investigation by the archaeological team of the Provincial Academy of Social Sciences, the unearthed sites such as stone axe and stone sickle were identified as Longshan cultural sites.

6. The development and remains of the site have broken through the cultural distribution boundary of the Neolithic age in Shandong Province, broadened the horizon of understanding the material civilization of primitive society, and are of certain value to the study of local history. 1956, Shandong Provincial People's Committee announced that it was the first batch of cultural relics protection units in Leling County. February 23 1977, announced as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.

7. Wulizhong Site is listed as a provincial key cultural relics protection unit. Tomb 1 1 Block, including Wang Hui Tomb, Wang Yi Tomb, Sannv Tomb, Erzhongzi Tomb, Sanzhongzi Tomb and Dongyang Star Tomb.

8. Wei Wangcheng, so the address is 30 miles southeast of Leling City, 720 meters long and 420 meters wide; There are broken cities in the north, south and east, and the wall is 2 ~ 3 meters high. It is the first city of Leling in the early Han Dynasty and also a captain. Unearthed are: five baht money, bronze arrows, cloth tiles, Tang Buddha statues and so on.