As the birthplace of Chinese civilization, Xi has a long history and rich cultural accumulation. It is the first batch of national historical and cultural cities promulgated by the people of China. As one of the four ancient civilizations in the world (Xi, Rome, Cairo and Athens), it is a world-famous historical city with unique tourism resources. There are more than 120 imperial tombs around Xi 'an. Xi is the starting point of the famous Silk Road. During the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Zhang Qian to the Western Regions, which officially opened up the Silk Road, starting from Chang 'an and connecting Eurasia. Since then, China's diplomatic envoys, businessmen and envoys in Central Asia, West Asia and South Asia have been in an endless stream, with the rapid development of Chinese and foreign commercial trade, increasingly active cultural exchanges and deepening friendly exchanges. "Xi 'an's cultural relics are the best in the world", with profound historical and cultural accumulation and vast cultural relics. Xi 'an enjoys the reputation of "Natural History Museum". There are 554 key cultural relics protection units such as Shaanxi History Museum, Wild Goose Pagoda and Bell and Drum Tower, including 89 national key cultural relics protection units in Shaanxi Province, 8,822 tombs, more than 5,700 ancient sites and more than 2 1 100 cultural relics. The Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit of Qin Shihuang is known as "the eighth wonder of the world". The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is the earliest site listed on the World Heritage List in China, and the Xi 'an Ancient City Wall is the most complete and largest site of the ancient city wall in the world. In recent years, the development of Hanyang Mausoleum has once again caused a sensation in the world, and its unearthed nude figurines are known as "Venus of the East". Banpo site with a history of more than 6000 years in the city; The Forest of Steles Museum, with more than 3,000 Ming Dynasty stone tablets, is called the Stone History Library. Shaanxi History Museum with the largest cultural relics reserves in China; Big Wild Goose Pagoda, where Xuanzang, a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty, translated scriptures; The oldest mosque in northwest China, the Grand Mosque of Huajue Lane, and the mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor of Xuanyuan, the ancestor of China, around Xi 'an; Liu Che Mausoleum, Tomb of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty; Tang Ganling, the tomb of Wu Zetian in Tang Dynasty and Li Zhizhi in Tang Gaozong; Sakyamuni Buddha refers to famen temple, the site of Daming Palace in Tang Dynasty, and other famous scenic spots at home and abroad. The natural landscape is steep and unique. There are scenic spots such as Mount Huashan, Zhong Nanshan, Taibai Mountain, Wang Shunshan, Lishan, Louguantai and Wangchuan Cave in and around the territory, and there are more than ten forest parks around. The cultural landscape and the new look of the ancient city complement each other, forming the unique charm of the ancient Xi 'an. In recent years, Xi's tourism industry has developed rapidly and its tourist facilities have been continuously improved. Tourism has become a real pillar industry and leading industry in Xi. Xi was also awarded the title of "China Excellent Tourist City" in the first batch. Eight scenic spots in Guanzhong are located in Xi 'an forest of steles. There is a Qing Dynasty stone tablet, which records the eight scenic spots in Guanzhong with Xi 'an as the center. They are called the Eight Scenes in Guanzhong and the Eight Scenes in Chang 'an. These eight scenes are: the night scenes of Zhangxian and Lishan Mountain in Kazuki Watanabe musician. Liu Ba Xue Fei, Qujiang Liuyin. Yanta Morning Bell and Xianyang Ancient Crossing. Caotang smoke, too white. Main cultural tourist attractions in xi 'an: Terracotta Warriors, Wild Goose Pagoda, Little Wild Goose Pagoda, City Wall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Huaqing Pool, Shaanxi History Museum, Xi 'an Forest of Steles Museum, Datang Furong Garden, Daming Palace National Heritage Park, Epang Palace Heritage Site, Leyuan Scenic Area, Tang Chang 'an Heritage Park, Qujiangchi Heritage Park, Tang Daxiong Temple Heritage Park, Hanyang Mausoleum Museum, Tang Xishi, Leyuan Scenic Area. Hongmen Banquet Site, Daxiong Temple, Qin Shihuang Military Straight Road, Western Zhou Fengxi Chemakeng, Cai Wenji Tomb, Zhouzhi Old County Nature Reserve, Laoniupo Site, Quercus Yangcheng Site, Muslim Temple, Xianyou Temple, Yanghucheng Cemetery, Dongweiqiao Site, Hu Hai Tomb, Jiawutai Scenic Area, Gaojia Courtyard, Xiangzi Temple, the hometown of the God of Wealth, and Zhong Kui's hometown site. Chanba Ecological Zone/Xiaozhai, East Street, West Street, South Street, North Street, Roman Pedestrian Street, Fuxing Road, Jinhua/Fenxiang, Defu Lane, Huimin Street ... Louguantai is known as "the first scene in the world", which is a famous Taoist scenic spot in China and one of the cradles of Taoism. It is located in the southeast of zhouzhi county, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. "In the end, there are thousands of peaks in the south, and Louguan is the most famous." Louguantai has not only the ruins of Zhou Qin and Han Tang Dynasties, but also the natural scenery of green mountains and green waters: the historical sites mainly include Laozitai, Yin Lou, the Qing Palace of Qin Shihuang, the Wangxian Palace of Emperor Wu, the Daqin Temple Tower, more than 60 blast furnaces, Luzudong and Shangshanchi. Natural scenery is famous for its forests. It is surrounded by mountains and waters, with lush trees, which is an ideal place for people to escape the summer. Among them, Laozi's Tomb and Daqin Temple Tower are provincial key cultural relics protection units. Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors Museum is located in the east of Lintong District, 37 kilometers away from Xi, with a magnificent momentum. It is a key cultural relic protection unit of China people. The Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shihuang have great influence in China and even in the world. The Terracotta Warriors Museum is the largest ancient military museum in China. After the terracotta warriors and horses were excavated and opened to the outside world, they caused a sensation in the world. 1978 former French prime minister Jacques Chirac said after his visit: "There are seven wonders in the world, and the discovery of Qin figurines can be said to be eight wonders. Don't look at the pyramids, don't count Egypt; If you don't look at the Qin Terracotta Warriors, it's not China. " Since then, the Terracotta Warriors have been hailed as "the eighth wonder of the world". Excavation 1974, three terracotta warriors and horses pits were discovered in the east of Qin Shihuang's mausoleum, which were successively excavated and protected. The three pits are zigzag, with a total area of 22,780 square meters. There are about 7400 terracotta figures and horses in the pit, which are the same size as real horses. These three pits were named Terracotta Warriors Pit No.1, No.2 and No.3 respectively. Pit No.1 is the largest, with a depth of 5m and an area of14260m2. There are more than 6,000 terracotta figures and horses in the pit, arranged in a neat and orderly circular phalanx. At the eastern end of the pit, there are three rows of warrior figures with crossbows and long-range weapons, which seem to be forward troops, followed by a main force composed of 6,000 armored figures, with long weapons such as spears and halberds, arranged in 38 rows in the 1 1 cave, with 35 chariots of Xu. Guards on the north and south wings. Xi No.2 Terracotta Warriors Pit is a square with an area of 6,000 square meters. It is a large military array composed of cavalry, infantry, crossbowmen and chariots. It can be roughly divided into four relatively independent units: crossbowman phalanx, Xu Zhanma phalanx, Chebu and cavalry phalanx, and cavalry phalanx. * * * There are 1300 terracotta figures and horses, more than 80 chariots and a large number of metal weapons. Pit No.3 Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit is concave in plane, covering an area of about 520 square meters. Together with Pit 1 and Pit 2, it seems to be the headquarters of the three armed forces, with 68 pottery figurines unearthed and 4 horses 1 vehicle. Datang City that Never Sleeps is located in Qujiang New District, Xi City, and has been built into a cultural and commercial pedestrian street that reproduces the prosperous style of Datang. Zhenguan Cultural Square is its core part, which consists of Xi 'an Grand Theatre, Xi 'an Concert Hall, Qujiang Art Museum and Qujiang pacific studios. The square adopts three-dimensional design, and there are four sunken plaza underground, which organically connects the above-ground and underground activities. In the overall design of Zhenguan Cultural Square, the four main buildings are spatially symmetrical with the north-south axis of Big Wild Goose Pagoda. The cinema and art exhibition hall with close main space are arranged in the north of the land, and the big roofs of the two buildings are designed to rest on the mountains with double eaves. The concert hall and the grand theater are arranged in the south of the land, and their big roofs are designed as temples with double eaves. From the beginning of June, 5438 to February, 2008, Huaping Investment Group, a fortune 500 company and an international investment tycoon, successfully entered the city that never sleeps in Datang, creating Xi 'an Anxin Lehui. At the beginning of 2009, Xi 'an Anxin Lehui successfully attracted investment. In April, the lighting project of the city that never sleeps in Datang started, and in May, the landscape avenue began to be rebuilt ... The central axis landscape avenue of the city that never sleeps in Datang is a 1500-meter central sculpture landscape pedestrian street, on which nine groups of themed sculptures, such as prosperous emperors, historical figures, heroic stories and classic works of art, are distributed, showing the religious, literary and artistic achievements of the Tang Empire in a three-dimensional way. Zhenguan Monument is a landmark sculpture of the city that never sleeps. It is composed of Li Shimin's riding statue and the surrounding attached sculptures. In the middle, Li Shimin's powerful end straddles a tall horse, shaking the reins, trying to control the horse. Around, a guard of honor of 24 people, a trumpeter and a flag bearer, two drummers and three civil servants and military commanders followed closely. The front of the monument is engraved with the words "the rule of Zhenguan", and the back is a list of Zhenguan politicians with hundreds of words. According to Duan Haikang, deputy director and professor of the Sculpture Research Institute of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, this monument was carefully built by him and his creative team by combining the elements of the Tang Dynasty sculpture and the creative techniques of western commemorative sculptures, so as to reflect the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty empire and Li Shimin's literary martial arts. The monument is carved from warm yellow granite, while Li Shimin and his mount are made of bronze. The main sculpture is 36 meters long from north to south, with a width of 18 meters from north to south, a total height of 17.95 meters and a total weight of about 8 to 10 tons. The reconstruction of the largest landscape avenue in Asia has been completed. Sculptures in the prosperous Tang Dynasty are based on the stories of emperors, historical figures and heroes such as Li Shimin, Li Longji, Wu Zetian and Xuanzang, which are perfectly combined with nine groups of sculptures, modern waterscape system, lighting system and three-dimensional transportation system to reproduce the scenery of the prosperous Tang Dynasty in multiple dimensions. With the grand opening of three cultural venues: An Concert Hall, Qujiang Art Museum and Qujiang Film City, the most dazzling Tang sculpture landscape pedestrian street in Asia has appeared, and large-scale urban commercial complexes such as Anxin Lehui have been fully opened. Xingqing Palace Park is located in the southeast corner outside Xi 'an City Wall, and it is named after it was built in the former site of Xingqing Palace in Tang Dynasty. The park is the oldest historical and cultural heritage park in China, adjacent to the century-old famous Xi Jiaotong University. It was converted from an ancient royal garden with a beautiful environment and opened to the public free of charge in 2008. A glimpse of the everlasting regret song of Huaqingchi in the corner of Qujiangchi Ruins Park