Where is Mount Li?

Lishan Mountain is located in the south of Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province.

Mount Li, located in the south of Lintong District, Xi, Shaanxi Province, is a branch of the Qinling Mountains, with an altitude of 65,438+0,302 meters. It is an isolated horst-type fault-block mountain in the Weihe Rift Zone, which was formed in the late Qinling Mountains. The mountains are winding and lush, and look like a pale horse from a distance.

Mount Li is also called "spiritual practice" because of its beautiful scenery and magnificent scenery. Whenever the sun sets, Mount Li is reflected in the golden sunset, and the scenery is particularly beautiful, and it has the reputation of "Mount Li is bright at night". Mount Li is an important part of Huaqing Palace Scenic Area. There are many cultural relics and historical sites on the mountain, and the natural landscape is beautiful, including beacon tower, Mother Hall, Laojun Hall, Evening Pavilion, Binjian Pavilion, Shangshan Lake, Qixi Bridge, Shangde Garden, Yuxian Bridge and Sanyuan Cave.

human history

Mount Li is a famous scenic spot in ancient and modern China. Because it is the land of Li Rong in the Western Zhou Dynasty, it is called Mount Li. In the Tang Dynasty, Lintong was named Zhao Ying and Huichang, and Lishan was renamed Zhao Ying and Huichang. Since the Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties, it has been a royal garden with many detached villas. Mount Li is a branch of the Qinling Mountains, with a length of 25 kilometers from east to west, a width of 13.7 kilometers from north to south and an altitude of 1.302 meters. The pine and cypress on the mountain are evergreen and magnificent, and they are named after a green pony.

The ancients regarded the choice of cemetery as a great event for the benefit of future generations, especially Qin Shihuang, a feudal emperor who tried to popularize it throughout the ages, naturally paid more attention to the location of cemetery. The reason why he was buried in Mount Li was explained by Li Daoyuan in the Northern Wei Dynasty: "Qin Shihuang built a grave in Mount Li, a Lantian rich in yin and beautiful jade. The first emperor was greedy for his good name, so he was buried."

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Lishan.