Abstract:Jingshan Hill, the commanding heights of the city's inner city, is a key part of the Zhongzhou Road. In the past, more attention has been paid to its special spatial location and architectural function, and little research has been done on the gates of Jingshan Hill. Based on the 2016 survey of the existing Shanzuolimen and Shanyoulimen on the East and West sides of Jingshan Hill, this paper summarizes the body ratio, large wood dimensions and height-width ratio of the two main buildings, the nodes of Dougong, spacer and corner back are recorded in detail, and the construction date of Shanzuoli Gate and Shanyoulili Gate is preliminarily verified through the analysis of construction ruler and literature review. It is concluded that these two buildings have the characteristics of the Ming Dynasty in the aspects of building proportion, architectural form and details, and there are also some restoration traces in the Qing Dynasty.