Ding Qiao Street, a thousand-year-old town, has a long history and is rich in natural and human resources. Shangtang River, an ancient canal across the east and west, once carried Qin Shihuang to the southeast, and Kanggan was counted as Jiangnan. Gaoting Mountain and Yellow River Mountain on the bank of Hebei Province have always been battlegrounds, scenic spots and treasures of Buddhist culture: Bo Yan, commander-in-chief of the Yuan Army, sent 200,000 troops to invade the south and fought Wen Tianxiang in Gaoting Mountain; Fang La once led tens of thousands of rebels to fight against Song Jiang's recruitment here; Hong Xiuquan once led his troops to defeat the Qing soldiers here. Gaoting and Yellow Crane Mountain are surrounded by mountains, with rolling hills, deep and quiet valleys and towering ancient trees. Climbing high and looking far, the ancient canal spans thousands of feet, there is Ma Pingchuan in front of the river, and Huanglongbang is like Wolong nearby; In the distance, the Qiantang River looks like the East China Sea, and the west of Hangzhou has a panoramic view. This ancient and magical mountain is famous for its beautiful scenery, leaving behind the remains of emperors and generals, stories of loyal ministers and righteous men, poems and songs of scholars such as Su Dongpo and Du Mu, and hundreds of museums, pavilions and temples, among which Longju Temple, the first of many temples, is the most important. Shili Taohuawu, a thousand fragrant boats. The foot of Gaoting Mountain was once as lively as a city, leaving the name of Gaocheng. Ding Qiao is also a famous hometown of filial piety-the hometown of Ding Lan, one of the twenty-four filial piety in the Eastern Han Dynasty. In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Ding Lan's descendants built two bridges, Ding Qiao and Blue Bridge, in Ding Qiao Street to commemorate this dutiful son. 1958 During the People's Commune Movement, it was renamed Ding Qiao Commune, later known as Ding Qiao Street, because there was a star bridge in the east, a stone bridge in the west and a bridge in the south.