Which city does Luyi County in Henan Province belong to?

Luyi County belongs to Zhoukou City, Henan Province.

Luyi County belongs to Henan Province and is located in the eastern part of the eastern Henan Plain. It is a hub connecting the Central Plains Economic Zone, the Wanjiang Economic Belt and the Yangtze River Delta. Luyi County, known as Minglu, Zhenyuan, Yuan Xian and Guyang in ancient times, is the hometown of Laozi, the founder of Taoism, so Luyi County has always been called the hometown of Laozi culture in China.

Luyi county special

Luyi county has a long history and profound connotation, and is a unique cultural city. In ancient times, it was the hinterland of China, and the Yinshan and Luantai sites in the territory belonged to Yangshao and Longshan cultures. As early as ancient times, our ancestors thrived on this land, opening the first page of Lu Yi's human history.

In 57 1 year BC, Laozi, a great philosopher, thinker and founder of Taoist school in China, was born here. Tao Te Ching is regarded as a treasure of China's philosophy, a sacred religious book and a cultural masterpiece, and has become a cultural masterpiece with the world circulation second only to the Bible.

In 5 16 BC, Confucius asked for gifts, leaving a dialogue between sages and philosophers that has been passed down through the ages. In 20 1 BC, Liu Bang led his troops to besiege Xiang Yu, and a landmark battle took place in the history of China. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has become a place where Li's surname seeks his roots and asks his ancestors. In the Song Dynasty, the Taiqing Palace, the birthplace of Laozi, was built like a palace.