How dangerous is the terrain of Guoliang Village, known as "China's most dangerous village"?

Guoliang Village is located in the Taihang Mountains of Henan Province. For generations, Guoliang Village has lived on the cliffs of the Taihang Mountains at an altitude of more than 1,700 meters. The villagers of Guoliang Village live at the foot of the abyss. It is surrounded by isolated and upright cliffs and various strange stone caves, so it is also known as the most dangerous village and the pearl of the Taihang Mountains.

In fact, Guoliang Village did not live on a cliff at first. In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, due to the extremely serious oppression of farmers by the feudal class, a man named Guo Liang was unwilling to endure such an exploited life, so he He led the villagers to revolt. Later, he took these rebel soldiers and fled to the Taihang Mountains, relying on the dangerous terrain here to live a life like a paradise isolated from the outside world.

But later, the officers and soldiers bribed a traitor in Guo Liang's village, and asked this person to lead the officers and soldiers to force Guo Liang and other soldiers to the cliff of Taihang Mountain. They surrounded them and cut off water and food for several days, hoping that they would give up on their own. But the clever Guo Liang came up with a plan, the famous hanging sheep beating drum. The strategy of Hanging Sheep Drumming is to hang a sheep and beat the drum with its hooves, which seems to give the enemy a feeling of confidence in preparing for war, so that the enemy does not dare to attack easily and gives themselves a chance to escape.

So Guo Liang led the soldiers to escape from a very dangerous cliff path. Later, the army led by Guo Liang was stationed on the cliff of Taihang Mountain and lived in isolation for several decades. For thousands of years.

So the scenery of Guoliang Village is extremely beautiful. As soon as you open your eyes in the morning, you can see the sun rising in the east and setting in the west. From top to bottom, you can see the beautiful Taihang Mountains. But the only shortcoming was that there was no primary school in Guoliang Village. Later, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the old branch secretary of Guoliang Village led the villagers to sell sheep to raise funds to buy hammers and other supplies, and they carved out a mountain road more than 1,700 meters long. The mountain road is also called one of the nine wonders of the world in Japan.