Speaking of the history of Fengshan Village, several old people born and raised in Fengshan and county chroniclers Kang Xide, Wang Yuanxi, Ren Tianhe and Hu Xicheng talked endlessly, perhaps because of their preference and persistence in Qin 'an history. In their offices and residences, the history and legends related to Fengshan Village are preserved. Fengshan village is one of the 53 leading villages in Longcheng town in the early days, which was called Xiannongtan in ancient times. This is the place where ancient people offered sacrifices to agricultural gods and prayed for a bumper harvest. The agricultural altar in the village is located in the southeast of the village, facing east and west, with three stalls in the east main hall, one stall in the north Zhai Fang and one stall in the south. The Spring Festival is held on the day before beginning of spring every year. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, he led the bureaucrats to welcome the Spring in the eastern suburbs of the county. On the day of spring, the county magistrate and his subordinate officials wore royal robes and held spring ceremonies. They paid 320 cents a year. At the end of Qing Dynasty and the beginning of Yongzheng, Qin 'an County was located in Whale. Although the altar was rebuilt, due to historical changes, the agricultural altar no longer exists, but the history of offering sacrifices to the agricultural god is still circulating in people's hearts. The county museum also has a collection of jade cong, Yuhuan and other ritual vessels unearthed from Baoziping.
Fengshan village has a long history, a rich collection of humanities and profound cultural heritage. According to the memories of the old people, the gate of Fengyang City is also engraved with the Hans Institute of March 8th Scholars and the 79th Qin Yi Toastmasters. Quan Deyu, the governor of Shandong Province in the Ming Dynasty, was born in this land of geomantic omen. In the famous flagpole alley and the deep alley, Hu's former residence and the houses of some historical celebrities are still preserved, and the footprints and remains of the historical celebrities who studied, lived and worked in those years are also preserved here. In Xingquan Village, not far from Fengshan Village, Kequan Temple, where he studied in his childhood and wrote books in his later years, also has a memorial hall for Hu Maozong, which contains the history and calligraphy Mo Bao related to Hu Maozong. Among them, The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival and The Phoenix Tablet are particularly famous, which have become one of the important historical documents for future generations to commemorate and study Hu Maozong.