The eight scenic spots in Xingze County during the Sui and Tang Dynasties can be summarized as Jigong Zhonglie, Yueshan Towering Green, Sui Di Yanliu, Yellow River Ancient Ferry, Honggou Muyun, Guangwu Qinglan, Huiji Long Bridge, and the eight landscapes of the ancient city. These eight landscapes are distributed along the Tongji Canal of the Sui and Tang Dynasty Grand Canal (the Suoxu River and the Jialu River in northern Zhengzhou). It started in the Sui Dynasty and flourished in the Tang Dynasty. After the Song Dynasty, it was in the same vein as the "Qingming Shanghe Garden" in Bianliang, and both were called the classic greenery of Central Plains culture. Today, there are still some remains in Huiji District, Zhengzhou City.
The "Eight Scenes of Yingze" in the jurisdiction of Zhengzhou Huiji is a classic in the history and culture of the Central Plains. Due to its antiquity and vicissitudes, it looks a little haggard. It was born because of the canal and prospered due to the development of the canal. Zhengzhou and Huiji in the Central Plains are accompanied by it, which makes it appear ancient and unique. It has a long history and cultural accumulation, which makes it have a profound cultural heritage. and rich cultural connotation.