Luoyang | Lijing Gate.

Lijing Gate is one of the cultural landmarks of Luoyang. It was the west gate of ancient Luoyang and was first built in the first year of Xingding in the Jin Dynasty (1217). The existing building was rebuilt by the Luoyang government in 2002. You need a ticket to climb the city wall. The view is good. There are some introductions to the emperor in the corridor, which is not very interesting. There are still quite a few people downstairs. There are not many people who buy tickets to climb the building. Behind the city gate is Xidajie, a very old street with a lot of fireworks. There are some vendors on both sides. The Chenghuang Temple is also here. If you have time at night, you can come and stroll around. It's okay to eat, drink and turn around. Lijing Gate is now more like a night market street. The historical culture has faded a lot. It is more suitable to come and stroll at night.