During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the ferry station was very prosperous, and ships carrying water came and went. In addition, the government has built a warehouse here to store rice and grain for transportation to the capital. One of the eight ancient scenic spots in Xiajin, "Weihe Ancient Crossing" refers to this place. In the Ming Dynasty, Zheng Xue, the magistrate of Xiajin County, wrote a poem "The Ancient Crossing of Weihe River", in which he wrote: "The ancient crossing of Weihe River was in the Tancheng boundary, and some people bowed to the Imperial Capital. Wan Li is far away from home and abroad, and it is often foggy. Land is faintly visible in the north and south, and boats are densely packed in the east and west. Water transport is convenient for the civilian country, and it is an ode to the earth. " Wu Kuan, a great scholar in the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem entitled "Crossing the Wind": "The Yellow River is half faint in the morning, and the spear is urgent. Whoever goes to plug the earth bag, the sky and the river are turbid. The wheat seedlings in the wilderness are only a few feet long, and the wind and rain don't come. The rain Lord Fengbo, although not comparable, is tall and helpless. " Wang Shizhen, a great litterateur and minister of the Ministry of War in the Qing Dynasty, also wrote many poems describing the "Canal". One of them said, "If you look at the ferry post from a distance, you should divide your turn. If you don't want to seal the post road, you should be forced by your heart."