Liming in the west and Hanguguan in the east have a history of thousands of years, and Zhang Taiyan praised it as "an official's way". Here, the two mountains of Qinglong and Fenghuang confront each other, and a fat stream flows eastward, which is known as the West Gate of Luoyang.
The only epitaph museum in China-Qiantang Zhizhai, a national key cultural relic protection unit, is located in the northwest corner of Tiemen Town. This is the hometown of Zhang Fang, a famous patriotic Democrat and veteran of the Revolution of 1911. Zhang Fang loved epigraphy and calligraphy before his death, and had close contacts with Yu Youren, Zhang, Kang Youwei and Wang Guangqing. Under their influence, especially encouraged by Yu Youren, Zhang began to collect epitaphs and stone carvings extensively in 193 1 and transported them to his hometown of tiemen town. 1933 or so, in the west corner of its "Zhelu", the land is broken, and stones from Luo Zhi are mostly embedded in the inner and outer walls of fifteen holes, three patios and a corridor. Its non-mosaic part, except for hundreds of pieces donated by Yunshan to Shaanxi Museum during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, suffered a lot from chaos. According to the Catalogue of Hidden Stones in Qiantang Zhizhai published by Shanghai West Cold Press 1935, * * has 1578 pieces. There are all kinds of hidden stones 14 19 in this cave, including 1 in the Western Jin Dynasty, 2 in the Northern Wei Dynasty, 2 in the Sui Dynasty, 1 19 1 in the Tang Dynasty, 22 in the Five Dynasties and 88 in the Song Dynasty.