Gucheng village has a long history. It used to be the food city of Yang She family, which can be traced back more than 3,000 years ago, and it hides the tourism value of the site. According to Qin County Records, in the 14th year of King Ding of Zhou Dynasty (593 BC), Duke Jing of Jin set up a copper city here. After the twenty-first year of King Ding of Zhou Dynasty (586 BC), the Duke calmed Tongwei down as the capital of Jin State and built Tongwei Palace in the south of Gucheng Village. In the 12th year of Zhou Lingwang (560 BC), Duke Duke of Jin gave the bronze cymbals as a food city to Yang She, a doctor of the State of Jin. On Saturday (5 14), Wei Xianzi, a doctor of the Jin Dynasty, came to power, destroyed the Yang She family and established Jintong County, which was probably one of the early administrative counties in China. South of the village, the ruins of Tonglu Palace in the Spring and Autumn Period and Tonglu County in the Han Dynasty give the origin of the name of the ancient city village. The three sages of sheep's tongue refer to the sheep's tongue stickers in the Spring and Autumn Period and his sons, sheep's tongue red and sheep's tongue. Yang She Chi's thoughts and strategies of governing the country were highly praised by Confucius. Therefore, Yang She Chi clan's food city, with a history of 12 13 years, should also make Gucheng Village worth a hundred times in modern visits to the ancient times. Yang She, a famous doctor in the Jin Dynasty, was once a famous town in the Eight Dynasties. In the modern historical period, this ancient city village became the resident of the provincial party committees of Hebei, Henan and Shanxi.
Gucheng village is also an old revolutionary base area. 1938 in may, the central organs of the CPC in Hebei, Henan and Shanxi directed the construction of party organizations and the anti-Japanese national salvation movement in several northern provinces. On June 4th, the enlarged meeting of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China attended by Zhu De and Peng was held in Gucheng Village, and the "New Tasks of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China under the New Situation" was adopted, which was called the "June Meeting" in the history of the Party. Gucheng Village, the former site of the conference, is also one of the memorial sites of the Red Revolution.