There is a saying in Qinghemen District, Fuxin, Liaoning: When you enter Qinghemen, you enter the cattle. Does anyone know how this happened? What do you mean?

Qinghemen, referred to as Qinghemen for short, is a famous border pass on the wicker in Qing Dynasty. Because it was located at the junction of Inner Mongolia and Inner Mongolia in the Qing Dynasty, it was an important market town and an important exchange and distribution center for domestic and foreign livestock living materials. At that time, the livestock market was spectacular, and it was difficult to see flocks of mules, horses, cattle and sheep. Therefore, entering Qinghemen is not an insult to Qinghemen, but a true portrayal of the prosperity of Qinghemen at that time! I hope ignorant people had better review the history of their hometown before commenting!