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Key information themes gather geographical environment main landscape tourism information reference materials on December 29, 2004, Huamen was completed and opened, the first year received 150,000 tourists. In 2005, Huamen was identified as the "Shanxi Normal University Education Base", and in the same year, a series of activities such as "Huamen International Lighting Festival", "Huamen International Gate Culture Tourism Festival" and "Huamen Mid-Autumn Festival Watching the Moon Festival" were held. At the end of 2005, Huamen passed acceptance by relevant parties and was rated as a national 4A-level tourist scenic spot in China. [2] As of 2012, Huamen covers an area of 150 mu, the construction area is 2.2 10,000 square meters, and the height of the whole 50 meters is also a symbolic number, symbolizing the upper and lower 5,000 years, and its three doors symbolize the three holy cities of China, and the 56 yellow steps represent 56 ethnic groups in China. The 21 jade balls in the middle of the passage represent the 21 historical dynasties of China after that.

Open and close for a moment, enter and exit 5,000 years! Linyi Huamen, known as the "first door in the world", is a monument to Huaxia civilization, but also the world's tallest and largest door, three front doors stand, symbolizing the three emperors, the door opened the country, the source of the long!

On the top of Huamen, you can see a nearby military camp. It's really good to see helicopter training. Maybe it's land navigation. The scenery is average. Just a special building with five floors to visit. You can see some historical characters introduced. Four celebrities of various categories, such as four literati, four martial generals, four emperors. . . Four feminists, four beautiful women. . . Have time to see, an hour is enough. Just have children to visit. Very close to the temple, you can visit together. Tickets are different to buy tickets.

Overall, spectacular and beautiful.

Although it is a manually built attraction, it still feels very worthwhile.

Heavy history, good cultural experience