Evonne fortune teller in Mengcheng _ Where is Evonne fortune teller in Mengcheng?

Where are the ruins of Guxian and Evonne?

Gu Xia and Evonne ancient cities are cultural tourist attractions.

Half Mengcheng County and five Warring States Cities are a much-told story in Mengcheng.

Mengcheng is located in the hinterland of the Central Plains, and it has always been a battleground for military strategists. According to experts' research, there are five ancient city sites, large and small, in the north of the Wohe River and half of Mengcheng County. They are: Qiyuan Ancient City, Yinxu Beimeng, Licheng, Xiancheng and Evonne Ancient City Ruins.

North Mongolia and Licheng, the Millennium wall, are still standing, continuous and magnificent. Qiyuan Ancient City is also famous for Zhuangzi, but the ruins of Xiancheng and Evonne are unknown.

About 20 kilometers northeast of the county seat, on the north bank of North He Fei River, there is an ancient city, called Xiancheng in ancient times, and now it is called Wuji (Wuyi Collection). Most of the ancient city walls were destroyed, with a small part protruding from the ground. The scale cannot be accurately calculated, it is about four square kilometers. Inside and outside the ancient city, pottery fragments from the Warring States period are often unearthed.

Notes on Water Classics: "The water in the north is east and accumulates into a slope, which is called a defective slope, and the city water flows from southeast to south." "Chu Shi is still flawed, even this city." According to "Mengcheng County Records": "Chu Jiangzhuang

Attack the song dynasty, return to school, and build a defective city. Chu Zhuangwang's Historical Records of Chu Family means "Twenty years, around Song and May, the city ran out of food, and the bones were shredded and cooked. Song Huayuan complained with love, and Zhuang Wang said' Sir' and left. " "Go back to the slope to build a city." This is the beginning of this place in Mengcheng, which belongs to the Song Dynasty and turns to the State of Chu. Xiancheng is the first castle built by Chu in Monti. According to the records from Kangxi Dictionary to Tongzhi Genealogy, "Zhuang surname, after that, takes history as the surname, and those who have a university in Chu are named Zhuang Zhou". Visible, Zhuang

Zhuangzi is the descendant of Chu Zhuangwang and the ancestor of Mengcheng Zhuang's surname.

The north and south of Xiancheng are opposite, less than ten kilometers apart. In Suncun, northwest of Evonne, there is an ancient castle in the Warring States period. The book The Spread of Chu Culture to the East is called Ruins of Suncun Ancient City. The city site is obviously higher than the ground, and there is no trace of the city wall. The city is not big, and the plane is square, about one square kilometer. Today, bricks and pottery pieces from the Warring States period can still be found in the urban area, and cultural relics such as Chubei have been unearthed. There is a residual wall foundation of rammed earth wall under the cultivated soil layer. This is a small castle, almost in a straight line with the defective city in the south. Is it Zhuang?

The satellite city after the reconstruction of the remnant city, or the Chu border pass built by the Song Dynasty?

These two small towns seem a bit desolate, and their former glory was only in books, underground and between broken bricks and tiles.