There is a hancheng city about 0/00 km north of Weinan, Shaanxi Province, and a Zhichuan town about 20 miles south. With Zhichuan Town as the center and across Long Ting Town, there are more than ten natural villages such as Shaoliang in the east and west. It is the site of Guliang State before 2007, which is now the site of Cheng Shaoliang. According to research, Shaoliang is located near the Great Wall of Wei in Long Ting, south of the city, to the Sanyi Tomb in Anyuantou, Xibao, Watou Village in the west (Sanyi Tomb is the tomb of Sanyi in One of the Ten Tragedys of China, The Orphan of Zhao), at least Liangliang Town in the northeast, and at least north of Liangcun in the west, with a total length of 1 1 km and an area of about 20 square kilometers. On February 25th, Cheng Shaoliang Site/. Shaoliang ancient battlefield

Gushaoliang is a waterway traffic fortress on the west bank of the Yellow River. It is the famous Shaoliang ferry of the Yellow River and the hub of east-west waterway transportation. There is a highway running through the north and south, which is the only channel for north-south traffic. Therefore, it became a battleground for ancient military strategists. Sima Qian's Historical Records recorded the most Shaoliang incidents, including as many as 17 wars. Historically, the war between Qin Jin and Qin Wei was well known. In 757 BC, Emperor Wen of Jin destroyed Emperor Han; In 7 18 BC and 0/2 BC, Huan Gong published Zuo Zhuan, and Liang Bo (Liang Guojun) was ordered by Zhou Huan Gong to crusade against Duke Quwo of the State of Jin together with Zhi Zhong, Rui Bo, Hou Xun and Hou Jia. In the battle of Qin, Jin and Han tablelands in 645 BC, Jin Huijun was captured, and Hexi was returned to Qin, which occupied it for 260 years. Wei occupied the land west of Qin River, and Wei occupied it for 55 years. In 330 BC, Hexi was completely owned by Qin. During this period, Qin Xiangong fought with Wei Shaoliang for 23 years and captured his general Gong Suncuo; In eight years, the Qin political reform was successful and the national strength increased greatly. With Wei Zhanyuan Li (southwest of Shaoliang City), 7,000 people were killed to take Shaoliang. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, the Eighth Route Army crossed the river from Zhichuan Ferry (namely Gushaoliang Ferry) to Shanxi to resist the enemy. This shows the importance of Shao Liang's strategic position.