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． Li Bai's poem says: The Yellow River flows from the west and breaks through Kunlun, roaring for thousands of miles out of Longmen. The Longmen here is the Yumenkou of the Yellow River at the junction of Hancheng, Shaanxi and Shanxi. Hancheng is the second batch of historical and cultural cities announced by the state. It not only has a long history with the Rui State Tomb of the Western Zhou Dynasty, but also has ancient relics such as Yumenkou and Sima Qian Temple, as well as more than 20 wooden structures from the Yuan Dynasty and an ancient city from the Ming and Qing Dynasties with a complete layout. In terms of the density of architectural remains from the Yuan Dynasty, Hancheng is not only the only one in Shaanxi, but also the leader in the whole country. If you want to visit buildings before the Yuan Dynasty, Puzhao Temple in Hancheng, Shaanxi is a must-visit place. Puzhao Temple itself is a Buddhist temple. At the end of the last century, Hancheng City successively relocated four groups of ancient buildings from the Yuan and Jin dynasties that were on the verge of collapse to this place. While protecting the ancient buildings, it also formed the largest Yuan Dynasty building complex in Hancheng, with a total of 12 sites, which is truly a "Yuan Dynasty Architecture Museum." Tour sequence: Mountain Gate: The main hall of Tianyuan Temple was relocated here and used as the main gate of Puzhao Temple. It has a gable roof and the iconic large eaves of the Yuan Dynasty appear under the brackets. There are two thick, round, octagonal stone pillars in the front and rear eaves. As expected, an inscription from the fourth year of Cheng'an in the Jin Dynasty (1199) was discovered on the rear eaves column. From the overall style point of view, the main hall of Tianyuan Temple is still mellow, but it is more simple and rugged.