Shunjian Lake is also called Tianwang Lake. According to legend, in 630 BC, King Xiang of Zhou, Heyangcheng, accepted the pilgrimage and was depressed. He often goes to the lake to climb high and look far, and cries on the lake, hence the name. Standing on the ancient Zhoucheng, I saw mountains all around, and green trees and weeping willows by the lake. The lake has nine twists and eighteen bends, one bend and one bend, and the winding scenery is different and sparkling. Only cruise ships, waterfowl flying and Tianshui are the same. Big islands, small slopes, long ridges and short ridges are full of small scenery. If you stand across the lake and look at the ancient Zhoucheng, the whole city seems to be built in the lake. Blue bricks, red tiles, gray walls and green trees are reflected in the water, just like ink painting. Coupled with the embellishment of natural and cultural landscapes such as Wangdu Pavilion, Prince Observation Platform, Chitose Tomb, Chitose Bridge and Waterfront Pavilion by the lake, water and water set each other off and become interesting. Tourists on the lake, either pole vaulting or paddling, walk around the lake, giving people the feeling of thousands of layers of water, waves and islands, which is refreshing.

Miaole Temple Tower is located in the north of Zhangbei Village, 8 kilometers west of Wuzhi County. The temple has long been abandoned, but the tower is alone. The tower was built in 953, three years after the Five Dynasties, and completed the following year. The tower is square and more than 30 meters high. It is an overlapping brick building with 13 floors, which has the architectural characteristics of brick towers in Tang Dynasty.

It is said that the Three Cities of Heyang were three cities built on both sides of the Jin Meng River and in the middle of the river during the Northern Wei Dynasty, namely, the North Middle City and the Zhongtan City Wanaji. Because it is in Heyang County (the old city is in the west of mengzhou city), it is named "Heyang Three Cities".

Another way of saying the Three Cities of Heyang is the name of the Tang Dynasty, named after the Three Cities of Heyang established in the second year of Jianzhong (AD 78 1).