Eighteen bends of the ancient house is located in Guzhai Village, Xinxu Town, Xiang 'an District. Is a county-level cultural relics protection unit, founded in the Song Dynasty.
The 80,000 ancient road is located on the north slope of Shanxi, behind Guzhai Village in Xinxu Town, and was renovated and widened in the Song Dynasty. The ancient road is now about 800 meters long and 0.8 ~ 2 meters wide. It is paved with irregular stones and pebbles, and every steep slope is added with masonry steps. The ancient road winds up along the hillside, reaching the top of the mountain and reaching the geese in the clouds. Because there is a 18 bend on the way, it is named "Eighteen Bends". There was a stone tablet of Song and Yuan Dynasties (1260) 1 block, which was 0.35 meters high and 0.38 meters wide, beside the Tai Po Road in Daimaoshan Farm. There are eight lines of calligraphy inscribed, and the inscription reads: "Zheng Gongxiang avoids the scriptures and gives himself up, while the monk is clever and modest." 1993, the stone tablet has been collected by Tongan Museum ever since. 1July, 984, the Eighteen Bends Ancient Road was listed as a county-level cultural relics protection unit by Tongan County People's Government.
Scope of protection: The 18-bend ancient road is 700 meters from beginning to end and 20 meters outside.
Guzhai village: Guzhai administrative village has seven natural villages, namely Guzhai, Xiadian, Lulu, Hou Di, Yang Gong, Qinnei and Hantou, with 14 villagers' groups, with a total land area of 2 1802 mu, 1000 households and 348 100 people. Guzhai Reservoir is located in this village. In 2008, the total economic income of the village was 27.04 million yuan, with a per capita income of 5,838 yuan. The economy is dominated by ecological agriculture. In recent years, aquaculture and flower planting have developed rapidly. "Guzhai Garlic" has a registered trademark and is well-known and exported to Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea and other places. Guwu Grand Canyon and Guwu 18 Bay are being developed into eco-tourism.