1. Zhoukou City is located in the southeast of Henan Province, bordering Fuyang, Anhui to the east, Luohe City and Xuchang City in Henan to the west, Zhumadian City to the south, and Kaifeng and Shangqiu City to the north. 2. Specialties of Luyi include celery, asparagus and soup.

Zhuang lotus root, pomegranate, sweet persimmon, Brown plum, Kate apricot, Taikang nectarine, Shenqiu Sophora goat, Jizhong vermicelli, etc. - handicraft silk paintings, handmade cloth shoes, cloth stickers - shopping mall Wanguoyuan Shopping Center

A paradise for consumers to enjoy leisure, entertainment and shopping, Zhoukou Zhongdu Shopping Center combines squares and shopping malls with a business model that truly combines shopping, leisure, sightseeing, entertainment and catering with an organic and unified delicacy - flavored delicacies such as stuffed bad fish and Deng.

Cheng pig trotters, Wang San dumplings, Zhoujia twists, five-spice rabbit meat, Zhongzhou five-spice tripe, thousand-layer tofu, Kongji roast chicken, Guan De Gong roast chicken, braised pork elbow, chicken steamed buns, etc. 3. Attraction guide Taihao Ling Taihao

Fuxi is a wise emperor in ancient Chinese myths and legends. He is "the first of a hundred kings", one of the three emperors, and the first of the five emperors.

With his intelligence and wisdom, he made great achievements in the sky, so later generations called him the "ancestor" and "the originator of gentleness". "Taihao" is the praise of many people for Fuxi, which means that Fuxi has boundless good deeds, like the sun and the moon.

In order to commemorate the good deeds of his ancestors, Zi Guangming built the Fuxi Mausoleum here in the Spring and Autumn Period. When Confucius traveled around the country to Chen State, Chen Linggong accompanied Confucius to visit the mausoleum.

Since the Song Dynasty, Taihao Fuxi's mausoleum has been continuously expanded, including the mausoleum and the temple for worship, covering an area of ??875 acres. The buildings in the mausoleum that exist today are Ming Dynasty buildings, and the structure is similar to the Ming Dynasty palace. It is divided into two cities, the inner city and the Forbidden City in Beijing.

The outer city is called the Imperial City. In the city, there are ancient cypresses lined with roads, numerous inscriptions, morning bells, tomb drums, and voices. The Tongtian Hall is also called the main hall and the front hall. It is the largest building in the entire cemetery, with a height of 300 meters and an area of ??390 square meters. There are

A tall shrine with a seated statue of Fuxi inside, and statues of Shennong, Huangdi, Shaohao, and Zhuanxiang on the left and right. Taihao Fuxi's mausoleum is more than 20 meters high and has a circumference of more than 150 meters. It is circular at the top and has a square seat at the bottom, symbolizing the "round sky".

"Place", in front of the mausoleum there is a bluestone stele from the Song Dynasty, 3 feet wide and 15 feet high, with the large characters "Tomb of Taihao Fuxi" on it. It is said that this stele was written by Su Xiaomei with a towel as a pen. Taiqing Palace Taiqing Palace is located in Luyi

5 kilometers east of the county, it is the birthplace of Laozi, an outstanding thinker in ancient China and the founder of Taoism. His old name was Qurenli, Lixiang. Laozi, whose surname was Li Ming'er, whose courtesy name was Boyang, and whose posthumous name was Dan, was born in Quren, Lixiang, Ku County, Chu State, in the late Spring and Autumn Period.

Here, now Taiqing, Taiqinggong Township, Luyi County, Taoist Weitian Dao, also known as the sky, is said to be the residence of immortals. Taoism often uses the name of its palace to commemorate the hometown of Laozi. It was originally Laozi Temple and was built in the Eastern Han Dynasty by Emperor Huan Tingxi.

In the eighth year (165), it was later changed to Laozi Temple. Li Yuan, the founder of the Tang Dynasty, recognized Laozi as the ancestor, took Laozi Temple as the emperor's ancestral temple, and built palaces. In the 30th year of Kaiyuan of the Tang Dynasty (725), Li Longji of the Xuan and Song Dynasties

The "Purple Ji Palace" was officially changed to the Taiqing Palace, and the two palaces in front and back of the Taiqing Palace are one mile apart. There is a Qingjing River flowing east-west in the middle, taking the meaning of "Quiet and Inaction" from Laozi. There is the Huixian Bridge on the river, which connects the two palaces.

The two palaces in one body cover an area of ??872 acres, with more than 600 various buildings. The palaces and pavilions are dotted around, and they are majestic. The "front palace" was centered on Taiji Hall, with the ruins of Laozi's cattle ranch in the east, the ruins of Yinyang Mountain in the west, and the ruins of Yinyang Mountain in the middle.

There is a nine-step well, and there is still a statue of Laozi in the main hall. There is an iron pillar about 1.5 meters high and about 25 centimeters in diameter standing on the side of the hall. It is called the "mountain whip" and is actually Laozi's "historian under the pillar" position.

Since the "Jingkang Rebellion", the Taiqing Palace has been repeatedly destroyed and repaired several times.