How many gates are there in China? I only know a few. Shanhaiguan, Jiayu Pass, Yanmen Pass... Who knows what other gates are there?

I am from Shanhaiguan, let me give you a complete answer:

Two Hundred Passes of the Great Wall

Jiayuguan, Gansu Province

Yumen Pass Gansu Province

Xigucheng

Wushaoling

Suoyang Chengyang Pass

Shawangpo

Toudunying Zhangye City is located in Zhangye City, Gansu Province.

Suoqiao Fort is located in Jingtai County, Gansu Province.

Lutang Fort is located in Jingtai County, Gansu Province. It is now called Luyang. Much was destroyed. Although there are remaining walls in some places, most of them have been destroyed into ridge-shaped mounds of rammed earth.

Dajing City is located in Gulang County, Gansu Province. Now called Dajing. Most of the walls have collapsed, and the pile of soil is only 3 to 4 meters above the ground. After passing Zhujiawan and reaching the Zhaojia ditch section, the rammed earth city wall is severely weathered, with some places only being more than 1 meter above the ground.

Tumenbao is located in Gulang County, Gansu Province. The loess rammed city wall runs from Tumen east to north to the Changjiazhuang section. It was severely damaged, with only a few remains remaining.

Heishan Fort is located in Minqin County, Gansu Province. This section of the rammed earth city wall is in good preservation condition.

Banqiao Fort is located in Linze County, Gansu Province. There were remnants of rammed earth walls in the past, but basically none remain today.

Siba Fort is located in Linze County, Gansu Province. Today there are no coherent wall ruins.

Rouge Castle is located in Gaotai County, Gansu Province. Most of the city can no longer be found.

Juyongguan Beijing is located in the Guangou 20 kilometers north of Changping County and 50 kilometers away from the urban area.

Sima Tai Dongzhuang Township, Miyun County. Tourism has been developed. There is a reservoir at the pass of Simatai Great Wall with a storage capacity of 572,000 cubic meters. The commanding height of the Great Wall, Wangjing Tower, is 986 meters above sea level.

Mutianyu Pass

Riverside City is an urban and rural area along the river in Mentougou District, Beijing. In 1991, the Beijing Municipal Cultural Relics Bureau carried out protective construction of the city along the river.

Jiangjunshiguan is located on the Great Wall line of the Ming Dynasty about 40 kilometers northeast of Pinggu County, Beijing. It is adjacent to Maoshan Mountain in the east, Huangyaguan in the southeast, and Qiangzilu Pass in the northwest. It is an important pass in the northeast of Pinggu. Well preserved.

Baimaguan is located in Miyun County, Beijing City. The wall is better, and the southwest of Baima Pass is also blocked by danger, with only hollow watchtowers built.

Lupi Pass is 20 kilometers north of Miyun County, Beijing. Now all the checkpoint facilities have been destroyed.

Hefangkou is located in Huairou County, Beijing. Today the pass and the city were destroyed. At the pass site, only the stone foundation of a watchtower remains on the west side of the highway.

Lianhuachiguan is located in Huairou County, Beijing.

Huanghuacheng Pass was called Huanghua Road in ancient times, also called Huanghua Town, about 35 kilometers northwest of Huairou County, Beijing. Located at the north gate of the capital, with Gubeikou to the east, Juyongguan to the west, and Sihaiye to the north, its strategic position is extremely important. There are not many passes left today.

Bangdaokou Pass is also called Zhenlu Pass. It is located in the northwest of Huairou County, Beijing, with Moshikou in the east and Huanghuacheng in the south.

Jiukonglou is the junction of Huairou County and Yanqing County in Beijing. The building has now collapsed. There is a stone tablet originally erected in the north of Jiukong Tower, which is stored in the Yanqing County Cultural Relics Depository. It is a very rare poem inscription along the Great Wall.

Sihaiyekou is also known as Beikouzi. Within Yanqing County, Beijing. Pearl Spring can be reached outside the pass. Five miles south of the pass is Sihai Ye Fort, located within the four mountains, connected to Dushikou on the top and Hengling Ridge on the bottom. Today, this fort has been destroyed and no longer exists.

Shanhaiguan, Hebei Province has the mighty and majestic "The First Pass in the World" Arrow Tower as the main body, supplemented by the Jingbian Tower. Linlu Tower. Great Wall buildings such as Muying Tower, Weiyuantang, Wengcheng, Dongluo City, and the Great Wall Museum display the ancient Chinese city defense architectural style.

Jingxing Pass, Hebei Province, also called Tumen Pass, is located in Tumen Village next to Zhengtai Road in Luquan County.

Niangziguan Hebei/Shanxi Province

It is located 45 kilometers northeast of Pingding County. It is located at the junction of Shanxi and Hebei provinces and is the gateway to the east of the three Shanxi provinces and the throat of transportation. , the situation is dangerous and has been valued by military strategists of all ages. It is known as a natural danger and is a famous pass on Dahang Mountain. It was named because Princess Pingyang, the sister of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, once stationed troops here.

It is known as the ninth pass of the Great Wall in history. There are existing gates, city walls and ancient carriage roads. Guancheng is located on a cliff. Located near the east gate is Niangziguan Waterfall, which hangs hundreds of feet high.

Yanmen Pass, Shanxi Province, also known as Xixing Pass, is located 20 kilometers northwest of Dai County. Together with Ningwuguan and Pianguan, it is known as the "Three Passes".

Piantou Pass, Shanxi Province, is on the edge of the Yellow River in Pianguan County, northwest Shanxi today. Together with Ningwuguan and Yanmenguan, it is collectively known as the "Three Passes", so named because of its terrain that rises to the east and bends to the west.

Pingxing Pass Shanxi Province To the east of Yanmen Pass, at the foot of Pingxing Ridge at the junction of the northeastern Fanzhi County and Lingqiu County in Shanxi Province today, it was called Pingxingzhai in ancient times.

Gubeikou Town in Beijing is the northeastern gate of the capital. The Beijing-Chengdu Highway runs through the entire territory and is an important window for Beijing to Hebei, Inner Mongolia and other places. Since ancient times, it has been known as the "Gateway to Yanjing" and "Kingto" "important town".

Xifengkou Hebei Province

More than 50 kilometers northwest of Qianxi County, Hebei Province, is a dangerous town on the Great Wall.

There have been many battles here in history. It goes through Tongxian County, passes through Dachang, and passes through Malanyu Valley. Xifengkou is located in the Luanhe River Valley and intersects with the Great Wall, with mountains on the left and right facing each other. It is one of the 32 important passes first built by General Xu Da in the Yanshan Mountains in the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty.

Waqiaoguan, Xiong County, Hebei Province

Mashuikou, at the foot of Langyan Mountain, Zhuolu County, Hebei Province. The buildings at Mashui Kou Pass have been destroyed. The Great Walls on both sides are stacked on top of each other, winding up and down with the mountains, which is very spectacular. Most of the walls are made of strips of stone, and half of them are still intact today.

Daomaguan, Hebei Province

Daomaguan is one of the three famous inner passes in the history of our country. It has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times. Yang Liulang once guarded here, guarding the Liao soldiers thousands of miles away. Nowadays, nothing of the old city wall is left, and the lonely city gate also reveals a tragic color.

Jiumenmen Gate is 15 kilometers northeast of Shanhaiguan City. Nine Gates, also known as a piece of stone. It was fully restored in 1992 and open to tourists.

Laolongtou is an important part of Shanhaiguan tourist area.

Dongjiakou is northeast of Funing County, Hebei Province. Now the pass has been destroyed, but the pass city still exists. It is engraved with the words "loyalty" and "serving the country".

Liujiakou Lulong County, Hebei Province. Today, the city walls on both sides of the pass have been demolished, but the Guoshui Tower is still well preserved.

Malan Pass Introduction to Malanguan Pictures of Malanguan

New opening in Wanquan County, Hebei Province. Now the pass has been destroyed, but the Great Wall wall around the pass is still well preserved, with a height of about 5 meters.

Chaajianling Pass Laiyuan County, Hebei Province. Today Guancheng is seriously damaged. The bricks of the east wall were removed, but the rammed earth wall still remains. Most of the hollow watchtowers in the Great Wall under its jurisdiction are well preserved, and there are white marble plaques embedded on the foreheads of the watchtowers.

Jinshanling is located at the junction of Luanping County in Hebei Province and Miyun County in Beijing. It was built in the early years of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty and was built with bricks in the Longqing and Wanli years. Watchtowers are an important part of the Jinshanling Great Wall. There are more than 100 watchtowers of various types built within the 20 kilometers of the Great Wall. The restored Jinshanling Great Wall has become a tourist attraction of the Great Wall and has been listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit.

Dushikou is located in the north of Chicheng County, Hebei Province. It is named after a solitary stone rising from the ground at the pass.

Zhangjiakou Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province.

Mashikou Mashikou Village, Huai'an County, Hebei Province. Today, all the defensive buildings at the pass have disappeared, and the remains of the nearby Great Wall are made of rammed loess.

Yangfangbaoguan is located in Xuanhua County, Hebei Province. Most of them were built with rubble, but now they have collapsed. The pass has been destroyed, and there is Yangfangbao City 2 kilometers south of the pass.

Shuikou Pass, Huailai County, Hebei Province, was built during the Longqing period of the Ming Dynasty. There is still a brick arch at this pass. Except for the ruins in some places, most of them are in good condition, and the stone crenels in many places still exist.

Zijingguan

Located on Zijingling Ridge, 15 kilometers west of Yi County, with an altitude of 1,080 meters, it connects Yunmeng Mountain to the east, Juma River to the north, and Kuannan Lake to the south. Zijin Pass is known as the Nine Gates (called Shanggu Pass in the Qin and Han Dynasties, Yuzhuang Pass in the Northern Wei Dynasty, Baibi Pass in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and Jinpo Pass in the Song Dynasty).

Xuanhua City

Xuanhua Pass in the Ming Dynasty Fuzhenzhencheng. Xuanhua City, now the seat of the People's Government of Xuanhua City, Hebei Province, has a long history and has always been an important military town in the north. It is known as the "ancient city in the north". In the twenty-seventh year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1394), based on the original Tucheng of Xuande Prefecture, Xuanhua City was expanded to a scale of about 12 kilometers around the city. The remaining city wall is about 10,000 meters long.

Santunying is the residence of Santunying Town, Qianxi County, Hebei Province.

Sandaoguan

North of Shanhaiguan, Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province. Only the remains of the first pass can be identified. The second pass is the main pass. The third pass is a barrier wall built with stones across the valley for interception. There was a stone arch on the original wall. Now the arch has become a gap, but the wall still remains.

Da Maoshan Pass is the junction of Funing County, Hebei Province and Suizhong County, Liaoning Province. Today, the gate has been completely destroyed, and only the ruins and the castle remain, which is Damaoshan Village.