Introduction to Longmen Village: Longmen, a riverside village with beautiful scenery, has left the footprints of literati and poets from past dynasties. The poet Xia Dianbang of the Qing Dynasty wrote an eight-scene poem for Longmen, including "Listening to the Moon in the Pine Forest": "The pines are hundreds of feet tall and the sky is full of autumn, and the sound of the waves flows out. I get up at night and hold on to the raft to listen, and I can see the bright moon right above my head." There is "Watching the Wind on the Willow Bank": "In the misty rain of weeping willows, silk threads are constantly facing the wind. Anon stopped fishing to watch the summer, and countless poplar flowers returned to the west and east." There is also a poem "Ship Passing the Dragon Gate" by Hu Xingzhi, a poet of the Qing Dynasty: "Wind and Rain It's sunny and cloudy every day, and the yellow plum blossoms are heard singing. There are many natural scenery along the way, with green mountains outside the stream. "
Longmen, like Gexi Mountain, also has a smooth stone road, but the difference is that it starts from the road. It runs through the middle of the village from west to east, making it look particularly long. The most upstream is Longdu Village, and going down is the grain station and supply and marketing cooperative. Continuing downward, there are rows of wooden door panels on both sides of the stone path. They open and close at times, like a shop but not a shop. In this long stone road, a special fragrance floats all day long. An old man in ragged clothes set up a frying pan with stones in the shrine hall. There was a slow flame and fried dough sticks floating on the frying pan. The fried dough sticks were fried and put into a blackened vegetable basket. He walked slowly along the roadside to sell them, and the aroma of fried dough sticks spread across the entire stone road.