After the traditional story of ox-pulling piles in Da Nanzhuang Village, Xiacun Town, Zezhou County was listed as the first batch of intangible cultural heritage of Jincheng City, the original ecological art was reproduced, and the piles pulled by "iron ox" in the past were restored to ox-pulling piles. (The story of ox-pulling piles is to put the piles of the story on a special ox-pulled cart). In order to stabilize the piles, sandbags are used to press the seats, iron ropes are tightened, and they are pulled by two oxen to run. The main pile is as high as meters, and about fifteen sub-piles are derived from the main pile, and a character is arranged for each sub-pile. The ox-pulling piles are divided into three major vehicles, front, middle and back, which are respectively dressed up in operas "Tianmen Formation", "Sanyang Formation" and "Yellow River Formation". From 2000 to 2011, the ox-pulling piles were once changed to "iron ox piles" transported by cars. Last year, the story of ox-pulling piles was listed as the first batch of intangible cultural heritage of Jincheng City. At this year's Da Nanzhuang Ancient Temple Fair, the story of ox-pulling piles reproduced the original ecological art and restored to ox-pulling piles. Information source: Jincheng Information Center Information source: Jincheng Information Center