First, the Yellow Emperor City
Huangdi City, the old town of Zhuolu, also known as Xuanyuan City, is located 50 meters north of Sanbao Village, Fanshan Town, Zhuolu County. According to historical records, after the Yellow Emperor killed Chiyou and served Emperor Yan, he built a city on the flat land under Zhuolu Mountain. According to legend, Huangdi City is the capital of Huangdi Jianhua and Xiajian.
Two. Nihewan site
Nihewan site is located in the east of Yangyuan County, Hebei Province, on the north bank of Sanggan River, Nihewan Village, Huashaoying Town, and in Yangyuan Basin in the upper reaches of Sanggan River. About 6.5438+0.77 million years ago, ancient humans lived in this land.
The standard stratum of Nihewan recorded the evolution of the earth and the evolution history of biology and human beings from Neogene to Quaternary, which attracted great attention of experts in geology, paleontology, paleoanthropology and prehistoric archaeology at home and abroad.
Third, the third ancestral hall of China?
The Chinese Sanzu Hall, which stands in Zhuolu County, Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province, was built on the basis of the original Huangdi Temple with donations from 320,000 Chinese people at home and abroad. Officially opened on July 25th, 1998.
Fourth, the Great Wall of Wan Li.
The Great Wall, also known as "Wan Li Great Wall", is the general name of large-scale military projects built to resist the invasion of nomadic tribes in northern China in different periods in ancient times.
The Great Wall was built in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and it has a history of more than 2,000 years. Today's Wan Li Great Wall refers to the Great Wall built in the Ming Dynasty, which starts from the Yalu River in the east and reaches Jiayuguan in the inland area of Gansu in the west.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Qingyuan Pavilion
In the middle of Xuanhua, an ancient city, there is a tall drum tower with majestic momentum, unique shape and exquisite structure, which is called the "Second Yellow Crane Tower" Xuanhua Qingyuan Pavilion. Qingyuan Pavilion, also known as Bell Tower, was built in the 18th year of Ming Chenghua (1482). The whole building is 25 meters high, and it is a high-rise building with double eaves and polygonal cross roofs. The building is built on the 8-meter-high cross coupon cave, with Changping in the south, Guangling in the north, Anding in the east and Daxin in the west. There is Ming Jiami in the building, weighing about 10 thousand Jin, supported by four pillars in the upper center of the building. The bell of the town bell is melodious and loud, and it can be used for more than forty miles, so Qingyuan Pavilion is also commonly known as the bell tower. Qingyuan Pavilion has a unique architectural style and is a masterpiece of ancient architecture in China. Now it is a national key cultural relic protection unit.