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Brief introduction of Jingziguan scenic spot:

Jingziguan is located at the junction of the three provinces, running through Danjiang and passing through the throat. Caoqiaoguan began in the Western Han Dynasty, Jingziguan in the Yuan Dynasty and Jingziguan in the Qing Dynasty. At the beginning of the Republic of China, the name of Jingziguan was changed from purple to purple, and the name of Jingziguan has continued to this day.

Jingziguan Town in Xichuan is the first batch of famous historical and cultural towns announced by Henan Province. It is an ancient commercial street formed in the late Tang Dynasty, which is located on the bank of the Danjiang River. The majestic Jingziguan, with its back to the mountains and a clear stream under it, "connects Qinchuan in the west and Ezhu in Nantong", has become a place where Jiake merchants gather and military strategists compete with each other by virtue of its superior and unique geographical location. Danjiang River originates from Shangluo Mountain, flows into Hanshui River and joins the Yangtze River, so it has become one of the three major north-south passages in China, which can be called canal and stretch in history.

The rich water resources in Danjiang River have enabled the businessmen from Jingxiang, Shanghai and Hangzhou to hang back to the river directly from Yun Fan. The Ming and Qing Dynasties were the golden age of Jingziguan, and the docks along the river were crowded with ships. Jiangdong coastal daily necessities department store and Qinling Funiu Mountain local products are also distributed here. It has gradually become a gathering place for businessmen from seven provinces near Henan, Hubei and Shaanxi. There has been a prosperous scene of "three big companies, eight big gangs, ten big mule shops and twenty-four big firms". The existing ancient buildings include: Jingziguan Ancient Street, Guanmen, Shanshan Guild Hall, Yu Palace, Palace, Wanshou Palace, Mosque, and Monument Pavilion in three provinces. , is a provincial key cultural relics protection unit.