Henan noodles with noodles, also known as oven noodles and steamed noodles in Henan, are made of various ingredients, steamed and mixed with noodles and side dishes. It is said that they have an indissoluble bond with Baima Temple. According to the old Luoyang people, the word "halogen" in noodles with noodles is homophonic from the word "road", which means "noodles sold by the roadside". Baima Temple was founded in the 11th year of Yongping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 68). It was the first temple built after Buddhism was introduced into China, and was praised as "the source of Buddhism" and "the ancestral hall" by Chinese and foreign Buddhist circles. It is said that after the completion of the temple, the people rushed to tell each other that more than a thousand people came to worship at Baima Temple every day, and the catering business around Baima Temple also flourished. At that time, one of the most popular fast food was now Luoyang noodles. This surface was set up by the roadside to sell, and people called it "pavement" at that time.