Kaixuan East Road Street, Xigong District, Luoyang City, Henan Province

Kaixuan East Road Street

Kaixuan East Road Street is located in the southeast of Xigong District, starting from Dingding South Road in the East, reaching glass factory south road in the west, Luohe River in the South and Zhongzhou middle road in the north, covering an area of 12000 square kilometers. Jurisdiction Changle street, unity Lane, Luopu Road, Luoyang Bridge four communities. There are Zhongzhou Middle Road, Dingding South Road, Bonan Road, Jiudong Road, Kaixuan Road, Luopu Road, etc.

Administrative code

41030008: ~ 001 Changle street community ~ 002 Tuanjie Lane Community ~ 003 Luopu Road community ~ 004 Luoyang Bridge Community

Historical evolution

It was established in 1991. In 1997, it covers an area of 1.2 square kilometers and has a population of 29000. It has jurisdiction over 9 neighborhood committees, including Zhongzhou Road middle section, Changle street, Luoyang Bridge north, Luoyang Bridge, Luopu Road, Tuanjie lane, Kaixuan East Road, Dingding South Road and Guangji South Road.

administrative division

Kaixuan East Road Street has four communities, including Luopu Road community, Luoyang Bridge community, Changle street community and Tuanjie Lane community.

Company

There are Municipal Transportation Bureau, municipal land and Resources Administration Bureau, Sinopec Luoyang Petroleum Branch, municipal No.3 middle school, municipal experimental middle school, provincial installation group company, Luoyang Boai Eye Hospital, XinJianLong Hotel and other party and government organs, enterprises and institutions.

Yingtianmen site

Yingtianmen site has a long history and profound cultural atmosphere. Yingtianmen was built in the first year of Daye (AD 605) and was initially called zetianmen. After Li Shimin conquered Luoyang, the eastern capital, he burned it because it was too luxurious. In the early Tang Dynasty, it was rebuilt on the old site. When it came to Li Dan, it was renamed Yingtianmen instead of his mother. Yingtianmen is the South Gate of the palace city of Luoyang, the eastern capital of Sui and Tang Dynasties. It is the place where the imperial court held important state affairs, celebrations and diplomatic activities at that time, and it is also the most complete preserved Gate site of Tang Dynasty. According to historical records, such ceremonies as Wu Zetian's title as emperor, Li Zhizhao's release of King Baiji Fuyu, and Li Longji's reception of the eighth Japanese envoy to the Tang Dynasty were held at Yingtianmen tower. Yingtianmen site is in the shape of "concave", which is composed of gatehouse, duolou and que Lou. The gallery and veranda are connected in the middle and the que comes out from the left and right. The distance between the two que is 83 meters. The square in front of the gate is in the middle, which is of peculiar shape and large scale. Its architectural form has a direct impact on the Danfeng gate of Bianliang city in the Northern Song Dynasty and the Meridian Gate of the Imperial Palace in Beijing in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It occupies a very important position in the architectural history of the capital of China. The middle section of Yingtianmen site intersects the present Dingding South Road obliquely, and the East and West que Lou are separated on the East and west sides of Dingding road.