The ancient tombs mainly include Tang Xianzong Jingling, Emperor Hui Ling of the Tang Dynasty, General Li Sixun of Yunhui, Princess Guo Liang, Princess Daiguo, Princess Jinxian, Three Princes (Zhuang Hui, Huiwen and Huixuan), Wang Xianfei and Prime Minister Wang Ding of the Qing Dynasty. Temples, temples, temples and shrines mainly include Sendai Temple, Zhoushizu Temple, Shifosi Temple, Qushizu Temple, Xiansheng Temple, Lijiazu Temple, Zhao Gong Temple, Sangong Temple and Sleeping Buddha Temple. Ancient sites: cheng jia cun site, Yinggou site, Qiaoling Donghuamen site, Wang Jia Xidi site, Changle slope site, Li Jiacun site and Qiaoling inner slope city wall site. Unearthed cultural relics include Qin Walan, Han granary, Han pottery barn, Han shovel, Han bronze mirror, Han money lamp, bronze Buddha statue of Northern Wei Dynasty, flower square brick of Tang Jingling, Tang money scissors, Tang pottery figurines, Tang iron axe, golden persimmon-shaped pottery basin and so on. On the ground, there is a tombstone of General Li Sixun. This is an inscription written by Li Yong, a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. His calligraphy style is impressive and famous overseas. "Continued Book Review" said: "His book is like the peak of the Yellow River in Hua Yue.
A historical figure, formerly known as Zhao, was born in Zhao Jia Village, Yilong, Sanhe Township, and was a famous anti-Japanese warrior. Zhou Qian, a native of Shilipu, Sanhe, Zhou Jiacun, was an editor of Hanlin in Qing Dynasty.