Luoyang City of Han and Wei Dynasties

After coming out of the Baima Temple, I found that there is a treasure ancient site not far away, so I didn’t hesitate to find it. It’s more difficult to find the site and the site park of the ancient city of Hanwei and Hanwei. There are many large sites in the site park, but the navigation is not possible. Fortunately, the way is relatively clear. Walk along the direction of the sign and enter a well-built township road in a few minutes to the ruins park. The security guard is very good for you to park the car. There is no one in the entire ruins park. Our family of three, Luoyang after more than four o'clock in the afternoon is not so hot. Just take the children to the vast field archaeology! The introduction inside is very detailed, completely restores the Luoyang Palace City of Han and Wei, making you seem to be back more than a thousand years ago! Come to Luoyang Ancient Capital to see more real sites ～, so this treasure ancient site is great value

At present, the weather is right, neither cold nor hot, a person walking in the vast silent wilderness, thinking about Cao Wei to Jin here is the prosperous place of the world, so many historical events here, how many open fights occurred at the foot of their feet, iron horse Jinge, sorrow and joy. To be able to touch the traces of history is a valuable experience.

A holy place for history buffs, watching the ruins come to mind for centuries of prosperity and decay. The museum is already under construction, hoping that the land and the stories that belong to it will return to the public's perspective.

History is absolutely for enthusiasts. After visiting Baima Temple, you can take No. 87 bus (half an hour, please wait patiently) across the road to Jincun intersection. (How many good bronzes come from Jincun, it's exciting to look at their names.) Now they're surrounded by wire mesh, so let's climb in and see if you have the courage to think of it. Built in the third century AD, the old capital of the Han and Wei Dynasties, there are walls, dikes, drainage ditches, imperial towers, and stone foundations of palace pillars. It's exciting to step on this land, the old city 1800 years ago. To the north, there is a construction workshop. It is said that there are bad dogs. They dare not go to see it. Yan He Mennan was cut off by national highway and railway line (Yongning Temple written in the passage of several hundred meters from railway bridges and culverts, i.e. "Jialanji of Luoyang" now has only three layers of earthen terrace sites), and the overall recovery may not be what I want to see in my life. After staying for half an hour, I saw someone coming with his back and running. Remember, don't step on the rammed earth wall foundation, don't destroy the only facilities in it.

The second stop of our survey this year is the old city of the Han and Wei Dynasties. When we went, we were still under construction. There were many exhibition boards. There are exhibition boards such as Lingtai, Taiji Hall, restoration map and so on. Looking at it, it's all desolate land. Most of them only have a rammed soil, but others have not been built. There is only one room for exhibition in the National Archaeological Site Park. There is a large restoration map of the site in the room. There are many buildings in the room. The north is built on Mount Yongshan with great momentum. Looking back on that year, I was still full of pride. Then we went to the city wall, which is now simply protected. There are ruins of the city wall in different periods. The latter wall was added on the basis of the previous dynasty. Then we went to the nearby archaeological base, visited the Taiji Temple site, Tongtuo Street site and so on. Those who like history must go to the research base.