Zhangri Mountain, Changshan, Cangwan, Jiuxian Mountain, Chaorantai, etc.

Zhanri Mountain. Located in Jiaodong Peninsula, Shandong Province, it belongs to Zhucheng City, Shandong Province. It is the land bordering the three prefecture-level city centers of Qingdao, Weifang and Rizhao, all within 100 kilometers of each other, and 48 kilometers from the Yellow Coast. Expressways extending in all directions lead to Qingdao in the east, Rizhao in the south, Weifang in the north, and Linyi in the west. The transportation is very convenient, and you can go back and forth easily on the same day. The Zhangri Mountain Scenic Area, with a total area of ??more than 13,000 acres, echoes the famous Laoshan Mountain in Qingdao City and is adjacent to it, known as sister to the east and sister to the west. It is a place where Taoism and Buddhism gather at their peak, giving birth to the unique and rich religious and cultural connotation of Zhanri Mountain. The natural landscape of Zhanri Mountain is praised by the world for its five unique features: "precarious peaks, strange rocks, secluded caves, magical mist, and scenic spots". Due to the movement of the earth's crust, 360 wonders with vivid figures and figures have been created, and more than 100 large-scale corridor-type fissure cliffs and caves have been created, which tourists are amazed by;

2. Changshan, located in Located 10 kilometers south of Zhucheng City, it was originally called "Crouching Tiger Mountain". In the past, people praying for rain on this mountain often came true, so it was renamed "Changshan". Yuquan Pavilion is located in a mountain stream in the north of Changshan Mountain. There is an ancient spring in the stream. The spring water is very prosperous. "The ocean rotates like a wheel, cool and smooth, winter and summer are the same. The remaining water overflows and reaches the foot of the mountain... ." is a tributary of Fuqi River. The Yuquan Pavilion has gone through vicissitudes of life and no longer exists today, but the Yuquan Pavilion still exists and is now used as a well by the people of Guzi'an Village. The bottom of the well is square with chiseled marks, which is the original Uquan.

3. Cangwan, also known as Canglang Bay, is located in the city center. The origin of Cangwan is unknown, but it has long been a playground for the masses. With the renovation of the old city and the continuous rise of new buildings, auditoriums were built in the north of the bay, cultural centers and libraries were built in the west of the bay, and cinemas were built in the northeast of the bay. Cangwan is naturally located in the center of the county's culture and entertainment. zone. Cangwan was rebuilt in July 1983. It is 63 meters long from east to west and 68 meters wide from north to south. The bay is built with stone, surrounded by railings, rockeries are built on the waterside, and a "Yangyue Pavilion" is built in the center. There is a Jiuqu Bridge leading to the north bank. Porcelain frogs are spraying under the pavilion, red carp are playing in the water, lotus flowers are blooming on the water surface, and willow trees are dripping green on the shore. Every time the morning sun first appears, the rays of light are shining, golden and colorful, which is unique and interesting. When you visit it on a moonlit night, thousands of lights around it are reflected in the water, just like stars in the sky, which is even more fascinating. It is really a tourist attraction in the city. What is even more interesting is that "the golden toad does not make any noise in the water."

4. Jiuxian Mountain is eighty-seven miles south of Zhucheng City. "Shandong Tongzhi": "During the reign of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty, there were nine old men drinking wine under Wanshou Peak. One day, they assimilated and went away. People called them immortals." Hence the name. Su Shi wrote a poem praising: "The Nine Immortals have now overwhelmed Jingdong." Note: "The Nine Immortals are in Dongwu, and their beauty is as beautiful as that of Yandang." Ming Dynasty writer Zhang Shize's "Nine Immortals Stone Pavilion Fu" said: "Three "Qi Sings the Spiritual Scenery, and the Nine Immortals Call It a Famous Mountain." Li Chengzhong, a writer and historian of the Qi Dynasty, also said in his "Nine Immortals Mountain Ode": "Qilu's famous mountain is actually the Nine Immortals, which is what the Book of Changes calls Di Zhongshan." This mountain is the main peak. It is 697 meters above sea level, slightly lower than Malshan Mountain, with a total area of ??27 square kilometers. The peaks are steep, reaching into the clouds, and the strange rocks are abrupt and have different shapes, which makes you forget to leave. In September of the ninth year of Xining, Su Shi, the prefect of Mizhou, visited Jiuxian Mountain again and inscribed three powerful characters "First Mountain" on the cliff west of Liubei Pavilion.

5. Malshan, covering an area of ??about 40 square kilometers, with the main peak at an altitude of 706 meters, is the highest mountain in southeastern Shandong. The two huge rocks on the main peak stand side by side, looking like horses' ears from a distance, hence the name. The mountains run east-west and are composed of gneiss and granite. Wulao Peak, Songduo Peak, Geya Peak and other strange peaks stand tall and compete with each other. There is mist in the mountains and gurgling spring water. The hillside is covered with trees and brambles are everywhere. The mountains are rugged and steep, but there are winding paths leading to them. There are scenic spots such as Xianren Cave, Longwang Spring, Yinlong Temple, Shilong Temple, Qi Great Wall and Qiaoshang Village. According to the Tang Dynasty literature "Maershan Ji" written by Xiao Yingshi, Immortal Cave was the place where Ge Hong, a native of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, once lived in seclusion to make alchemy.

6. Chaoran Terrace: Located west of the original north city wall, at the intersection of the northern end of Taixia Lane and Beiguan Road. The platform is about 10 meters high. It is close to the city wall in the north. The platform is slightly trapezoidal. The front edge is about 28 meters long from east to west and 25 meters wide from north to south. The platform is divided into front and rear courtyards. There are three halls in the middle of the front courtyard, with bright pillars coming out of the mansion, and a horizontal plaque "Muxian Pavilion" hanging on the door. There are two east and west verandas in the backyard, each with three rooms. They are shorter than the front and have built-in carved stones. There are three clay sculptures of Su Shi in the back hall, holding a book in one hand and supporting his knees with the other. His expression is elegant and solemn, and his demeanor is otherworldly.