1, Nanquan Temple: Nanquan Temple is located in the southeast suburb of Xiangyin County, 3 kilometers north of the county seat and 38 kilometers south of Changsha. According to the records in the thirty-third year of Kangxi (1694), Nanquan Temple is one of more than forty temples in Tanzhou. During the Shaoxing period in the Song Dynasty (about 1 140), the ancestors of Pu 'an came here for recreation, digging wells for springs, and the springs were clear, which was a punishment for Mao Jianfa and the establishment of Shuanglin Temple. Because the spring is in the south of the temple, it is named "Nanquan Temple".
2. Left Former Residence: The left former residence was named Liu Zhuang because it was built in Liujiachong, Dongxiang, Xiangyin. Liu Zhuang, with blue tiles and white walls, quadrangle structure, lush trees, lush willows, birds singing and flowers singing, frogs croaking at night. In the 23rd year of Daoguang (1843), Zuo bought 70 mu of paddy fields and 80 mu of mountains in Liujiachong, Dongxiang, Xiangyin, and built houses according to the terrain. He wrote "Liu Zhuang" on the door of the house. In the 24th year of Daoguang, Zuo moved his family from Xiangtan to Liu Zhuang.
3. Goose-shaped Mountain: A mountainous area with an altitude of 300-600 meters, stretching for more than ten kilometers. The mountains are rugged and misty, full of spirituality and simplicity in Huxiang region. The mountains are shaded by trees, the streams are gurgling, and the idyllic scenery reveals the beauty of love at first sight.
4. Yue Zhouyao Site:1June 1997, when the county government built a dormitory here and dug the footings, it found a large number of celadon fragments piled up. After reporting to the cultural relics department, the county cultural management office sent people to investigate and identify a large number of unearthed cultural relics. This is a site of Sui Dynasty celadon kiln. Hunan Institute of Archaeology sent an excavation team to conduct a three-month rescue excavation together with Xiangyin Cultural Management Institute, and achieved fruitful results.
5. Xiangyin Confucian Temple: Located in the pedestrian street of Xiangyin County, Yueyang, it has been abandoned several times. The existing building was rebuilt in the 9th year of Qing Dynasty (1744), and it is composed of Zhenjinsheng Tianchong Square, Chi Pan, Zhuangyuan Bridge, Taihe Yuan Qi Square, Dachengmen, Dacheng Hall and Wing. It is a well-preserved county-level Confucian temple with exquisite architectural art and unique style.