The History and Humanity of Cuihuangkou Town

According to legend, before the city was built in the Yuan Dynasty (A.D. 1280), a village named "High, Waterfront Highland" was formed. Therefore, the land is Haiti's retreat, the sea mouth is less than a hundred miles, the sea breeze is strong, and the waves are rough, so it was named Chuikou, Cuikou and Haikou, which was later misrepresented as "Cui Huangkou" due to dialects. On the other hand, because of its proximity to the Liao Canal, it was named Qi Anshun Chuikou, which was later misrepresented as Cui Huangkou. In addition, it is also named after Cui and Huang. The Qing Dynasty set up the General's yamen here, and Michelle Ye, the sage of the sixth year of Kangxi, once lived in this town. At this time, the population is crowded, the city scene is prosperous, and merchants gather, which is quite famous in Beijing.

Cui Huangkou is an ancient town with profound cultural heritage. The style of Cui Huangkou City is completely built according to the specifications and forms of the official city. Only the north gate of the four doors is blocked, and the other three doors are covered with a wisp of blue bricks. The city gate is painted red, and there is a ponytail runway on the wall of Tucheng. The moat is enclosed under the wall. There is a magnificent temple on each of the four city gate pavilions. Although it can't be said that it is carved with beams and painted columns, birds and animals, it is also a front porch and a back house with flat fan-shaped flower windows. The East Gate is dedicated to the God of the Horse King, and the inscription on the plaque is "Jielian Five Treasures" (meaning the junction of Wuqing and Baodi). The west gate pavilion is the god of wealth; On the South Gate Pavilion is the Temple of Fire, with the inscription "Fire is God", and on the North Gate Pavilion is Zhenwu Temple.