Fuping Old Town: Lianhu Village, Ducun Town, 1 km northwest of Fuping County Government. From the end of Yuan Dynasty to the beginning of Ming Dynasty to 197, it was the seat of Fuping County, with Wenquan River in the north, New County in the east, Liancheng in the west and Yu Highway in the south. The old city is the residual vein of Zhongshan tableland, with low tableland surrounded by low mounds, which is an irregular rectangle with a length of 52 meters and a width of 35 meters, covering an area of about 28 mu, making it the only city in China. The main ancient buildings in the city are Confucian Temple, City God Temple, Guandi Temple, Wanghu Building, Library Building and Kuixing Building. Among them, Wanghu Building was built in the eighth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty, and was rebuilt by General Hu Jingyi in the 12th year of the Republic of China, where Hushan Academy is located. The book building was inscribed by Kang Youwei. There is also the original site of Fuping Sub-branch of China People's Bank, which is called "the best bank" by netizens.

Wanghu Building: the former address of Fuhou Warehouse in the southeast corner of the old county. In the eighth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1869), Jianghuichuan Architecture was built in the magistrate's county. In the fifth year of the Republic of China (1916), on the sixth night of May, it was destroyed by the battle of "expelling the land" (bearing the martial arts). In the 12th year of the Republic of China (1923), it was rebuilt as a Japanese-style three-story building with brick and wood structure. On the first floor, the stone tablet on the threshold is inscribed with the word "auditorium". On the second floor, the stone tablet at the north gate is titled "Suggestions" and the stone tablet at the south gate is titled "Looking at the Lake"; On the third floor, the inscription on the south wall is "Collection of Books", which is the same as that on the second floor. The north plaque is inscribed with the word "respecting classics" The signatures were all signed in Hu Jingyi, Zhengzhou, in the winter of 1922. Wanghu Building is one of the places of interest in Fuping County. It is the seat of Hushan Academy. One of the important reasons why Wanghu Building has become a scenic spot for sightseeing is the beautiful scenery of "misty rain in the South Lake". From the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China, until the 195s and 196s since the founding of New China, in the inland arid Shaanxi, the south of Fuping is still Shililian Lake, with thousands of hectares of blue waves, attractive rice fragrance and lotus balls. The peach blossoms are red dots, and the willows are green and harmonious. This beautiful scenery is intoxicating. No wonder there were poems in Qing Dynasty praising "The South Lake is as beautiful as the sky, and the drizzle is even more pitiful. The swallows are in chaos with flowers and leaves, and the water of the beam fish is round. The high and low peaks are hidden, and the trees are close to the green floating trees. It is best to blow the smoke and break the shadow, and the sound of books is sent to Qianchuan. "

Tangta of Fayuan Temple: This Tangta is located in the former site of Fayuan Temple in West Street of Meiyuan Town. In the second year of Emperor Xianheng of Tang Dynasty (AD 671), Meiyuan County was established and rebuilt. It has been repaired repeatedly from the past dynasties to the forty-eight years of Qianlong (AD 1783). Blue brick masonry, wood-like structure, seven-level octagonal hollow, exquisite technology, 29 meters long outside and 1.75 meters thick wall. After more than a thousand years of earthquakes, it still maintains a magnificent appearance. On the lower west side of the original pavilion of Fayuan Temple, there is also a rebuilt pagoda, Buddha Hall and Guandi Temple Monument. This monument was erected in the forty-eighth year of Qing Qianlong (AD 1783). The monument is 1.85 meters high, .84 meters wide and .29 meters thick. Ma Yuanci wrote an article, and Ma Shijie wrote Dan in block letters, complete and clear.

Iron Buddha in Jin Dynasty: Iron Buddha belongs to the relic of the Iron Buddha Temple founded in Jin Dynasty. Because the temple was built and destroyed repeatedly, only this Buddha is left, which is basically intact. The iron Buddha statue is a combination of statues. The seat is divided into two layers, the lower layer is 8cm high and octagonal, and each side is 84cm long. The upper layer is 37cm high, and 32 lotus petals are cast around it, which are divided into inner and outer layers to form a circle and supported on an octagonal platform. The statue is 5.32 meters high, dressed in cassock, with bare chest and feet, full face, slightly open lips, dignified and solemn. The right hand is raised as "fearless seal", and the left hand is raised to the chest side, slightly higher than the elbow, making "willing seal", standing on the lotus platform, full of charm and lifelike. "On February 2th, the 21st year of Dading (1181), the tree statue was completed in May of the same year", "Donor Fuping County Magistrate Yang Sicong, Wusheng General Li Fu, Li Yiren ..." and so on. This statue is sincere. Simple, vivid, vivid, picturesque and ingenious, which provides a reliable physical basis for studying the smelting and casting skills, sculpture art and social customs of the Jin Dynasty in China.

The Five Tombs of Tang Dynasty: As the saying goes, "A talented scholar in the south of the Yangtze River, a general in Shandong, buried the emperor in the loess in Shaanxi." Shaanxi has always been the heart of our country in ancient times, which was valued by feudal emperors in past dynasties. Thirteen dynasties established their capitals here in succession in history, and its history as a national capital lasted for more than 1,1 years, so it was known as the "hometown of emperors". The Tang Dynasty was the prosperous period of feudal society in China, with Chang 'an (now Xi 'an) as its capital. It lasted for 3 years, and 18 of its 2 imperial tombs were located in Guanzhong, Shaanxi Province, including 5 in Fuping County, which is the county with the largest number of Tang tombs in China. The five tombs of the Tang Dynasty under the jurisdiction of Fuping County are Dingling, Yuanling, Fengling, Zhangling and Jianling, which are distributed in a "W" shape from west to east, and are integrated with the rolling Qiaoshan Mountains, forming a natural barrier across the east and west in the north of the county. First of all, Tang Yizong Jianling is located in Zijinshan (also known as Hutou Mountain) in Changchun Township, 25 kilometers northwest of the county seat; Secondly, Tang Daizong Yuanling is located in the sun of Tanshan between Zhuangli Town and Qicun Township, 15 kilometers northwest of the county seat; Third, Tang Wenzong Zhangling is located in Tianru Mountain, 15 kilometers northwest of the county seat; Fourth, Tang Zhongzong Dingling is located in the middle peak of Fenghuang Mountain in Bei Gong Town, the county seat; Fifthly, Tang Shunzong Fengling is located in Hutou Mountain (also known as Jin Wengshan) in Caocun Township, 2 kilometers northeast of the county seat. There are a large number of exquisite stone carvings in front of the tombs of these five Tang tombs, which, like the stone carvings of Ganling and other tombs, are the essence of China's Tang Dynasty art treasure house. Unfortunately, there are no more, only a few damaged stone lions, stone men and others accompany its owner.

Zheng Guoqu site: It flows through Fuping Zheng Guoqu, with a total length of about 15 kilometers and can irrigate more than 18, hectares. From the water intake to the main canal, there is a diversion canal embankment with a width of 15 ~ 2 meters, a height of 3 ~ 5 meters and a length of 6 kilometers. There are Zheng Guoqu Kou, Zheng Guoqu Ancient Road and Zheng Guoqu barrage. There are canal heads and trunk road sites rebuilt and added in the past dynasties after Qin Dynasty nearby, and there are a large number of stone tablets. After the completion of Zheng Guoqu, the irrigation area reached 2.8 million mu, which was the largest irrigation channel in ancient China, which enabled Qin to prepare for the war of reunifying China economically. At present, there are three hidden caves arranged north and south in the first site of Zheng Guoqu, namely, the water inlet of Zheng Guoqu Yinjing. Each dark hole is 3 meters wide and 2 meters deep, and there are obvious traces of whitewashed masonry outside the south hole. Seven large pits arranged obliquely from northwest to southeast began to appear on the ground, and the original underground main canals were connected between the pits, so it was called "well canal". Zheng Guoqu's vast engineering, reasonable design, advanced technology and remarkable effectiveness are rare in the history of ancient water conservancy in China, and also rare in the history of water conservancy in the world.

Pottery Village: Fuping Pottery Village is located in the north of the county seat. It consists of a quasi-three-star hotel, three exhibition halls, several pottery workshops and a thousand acres of orchards. There are abundant clay resources near it. People who come here can play with mud spontaneously and deliberately, give full play to their imagination, create according to their own wishes, and then put the works in a pottery kiln for firing, which will leave traces of sliding thoughts at that moment. Here, you can not only March into the palace of ceramic art, but also enjoy leisure and entertainment as the general public.

Tomb of Wang Jian, the general of Qin Dynasty: The tomb of Wang Jian, the general of Qin Dynasty, is located in the north of Yonghe Fort, Jixian Village, 3 miles outside the east gate of Xianzhen Town, Fuping County, Shaanxi Province. The tomb is long from north to south, slightly narrow from east to west, oval, about 9 meters high and 136 meters long. About 1 meters to the west of the ancient tomb, from south to north, there are also six small tombs (which are no longer in existence and were destroyed by the Cultural Revolution). It is said that the clothes, books and prisoners of the six princes are buried inside. On August 6, 1956, it was listed as the first batch of key cultural relics protection units in Shaanxi Province.