Chinese Name: Jieshi Mountain mbth: Jieshi Mountain Location: Qinhuangdao, China Climate Type: Temperate Monsoon Climate Opening Hours: 7:30- 17:30 Scenic Spot Level: AAA Ticket Price: Jieshi Mountain, a famous scenic spot in 20 yuan Address: Shuyang Road, Changli Town, Changli County, Qinhuangdao Celebrity: Li Shimin Caocao Airport: Qinhuangdao Beidaihe Airport Railway Station. Kloc-0/-2 hours is suitable for playing season: before departure, you must read the key information, scenic spot heat index, development history, major scenic spots, imperial relics, relevant historical facts, tourism information and development history. Jieshi Mountain is located in the north of Changli County and is known as the "hometown of flowers and fruits". It spans the territory of Changli, Lulong and Funing counties, with hundreds of steep peaks, and its main peak, Sendai Peak (also known as "Han Wutai" or "Niangniang Peak"), stands out from Feng Ping Barrier Ridge near Changli County. Jieshi is in the east, 4 kilometers away from Mengjiang Temple, and there are two huge stones protruding out of the sea. As high as a monument, as low as a grave. Locals call it the tomb of Meng Jiangnv. Large-scale architectural sites of high platform and sea view in Qin and Han dynasties-stone tablet land and Xiaoheishantou have been found here, and the unearthed grass moire tiles belong to the architectural relics of Qin and Han dynasties. Experts concluded that the stone tablet was the place where Qin Shihuang went to sea to seek immortality. Jieshi Mountain, the main scenic spot, is Sendai Peak, 695 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak in Bohai Sea. There is a famous temple "Shuiyan Temple" in the mountains. The word "Jieshi" carved by the ancients still remains on the cliff. Climb Sendai Peak (0/5km away from the sea 15km), overlooking the sea, from Luanhekou to Qinhuangdao Port, from Luanhekou in the west to Qinhuangdao Port in Shanhaiguan in the east, and the mainland with the same distance between mountains and seas 15km is still lying at the foot. The sea is vast, and the sky and the sea are integrated. "Jieshi sees the sea" is indeed a holy land. Among the ten scenic spots of Jieshi Mountain listed by predecessors, "Jieshi sees the sea" is the most spectacular. The other nine are Tianzhu Lingyun, Shuiyan Xiao Chun, Shidong Qiu Feng, Xiqiao Paiqing, Dongfeng Songcui, Longpan Linghe, Fengxiang Mountain, Xiahuidun and Xianying Canglang. Jieshi is in the east, the main peak is steep, and it faces the sea, so its position is important. In ancient times, it was included in the earliest geographical classics "Shan Hai Jing" and "Shangshu Gong Yu". Jieshi Mountain belongs to an ancient famous mountain. Although it is outside the Five Mountains, it has the reputation of "Shen Yue". Jieshi Mountain is said to have five peaks in the east and west. Dongwufeng Mountain is located on the east side of Sendai Peak. From east to west, the five peaks are Wanghai, Jinxiu, Pingdou, Feilai and Hangyue. The West Wufeng Mountain is west of Sendai Peak, and there is a "Han Wengong Temple" on the south hillside platform to commemorate Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. Originally from Changli, Hebei, Changlibo, posthumous title, it is also called Han Changli. Li Dazhao, one of the founders of China, also likes this place. From 1908 to 1924, he took refuge here seven times and wrote books and articles. He described Jieshi Mountain as a "paradise in heaven" in "Miscellaneous Notes on Visiting Jieshi Mountain". This is a provincial patriotism education base. There is a 5-meter-high white marble statue of Li Dazhao in the southern boundary of the Han Palace Temple. "Shen Yue" Jieshi, with beautiful scenery, has lived in seclusion since ancient times and is one of the northern tourist attractions. Shuiyan Temple, a famous temple, has been renovated and its incense is flourishing. There is also a "Jieyang Lake" in front of Jieshi Mountain. According to legend, it was the place where Jieshi was inscribed by Qin Shihuang in the east, and it was also the place where Wen Chengdi gave a big banquet in the Northern Wei Dynasty. The footprints of emperors in previous dynasties Jieshi Mountain has been visited by emperors in previous dynasties (according to statistics, there are 9) and has become a famous historical mountain. Why did the emperor climb Jieshi Mountain? This is related to the mysterious culture of Jieshi Mountain. "Ji Qin" in Zi Tongzhi Bamboo Slips records that at the end of the Warring States period, Yan people preferred not to avoid it, and those who worshipped the family were called "the immortal road", and "the skill of dissolving the shape and selling it, and those who moved from Yan Qi to Jian were all striving to spread it". "Qi Weiwang, Wang Xuan and Yan Zhaowang all believe their words", "People go to the sea for Penglai, and immortals live in it" and "Immortals live in Jieshi Mountain". Qin Shihuang climbed the mountain to seek immortality because he worshipped the aura of Jieshi Mountain. In 2 19 BC, Qin Shihuang sent Xu Fu to lead thousands of boys and girls to the sea to seek immortality. Four years later, in 2 15 BC, he visited Jieshi Mountain in person to remember his merits and immortalize him. He wrote "Ci of Jieshimen", praising the historical achievement of unifying China. After Qin Shihuang climbed Jieshi to seek immortality, he greatly improved the popularity of Jieshi Mountain and increased the mystery of the mountain. Later, many emperors followed his example, and they also wanted to worship Jieshi and breathe immortal. In BC 1 10, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty "patrolled the sea from Taishan East to Jieshi" and built a "Hanwu Terrace" on the top of the mountain to pray for the gods. Therefore, Sendai Top is also called Hanwutai. According to "Historical Records", "Go up to Naisui, go to the sea, go to Jieshi in the north, patrol from western Liaoning, and go to Jiuyuan in the north." This is it). In 207 AD, in the twelfth year of Jian 'an in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao led an army to make an eastward expedition in Wu Hengkai, returning from the western Liaoning corridor and passing through Jieshi. This is "Jieshi looking at the sea in the East". He left the famous "Out of Xiamen", namely "Jieshi": "Jieshi looks at the sea in the east. The sea is so vast that the islands stand high on the sea. Trees and paraquat are very lush. Autumn wind makes trees make sad sounds, and the sea is surging. The movement of the sun and the moon seems to come from the vast ocean. Journey to the sun and the moon, if you go out. The star is bad, if it is unexpected. Fortunately, Lian, it was sung in the song. " Since then, Jieshi Mountain is famous as a sea-watching resort in Kyushu. In 238 AD, Xuan Di Sima Yi, the emperor of the Jin Dynasty, crusaded against Gongsun Yuan. When passing through Changli, he climbed Jieshi Mountain, seeking longevity and remembering Qin Huang's achievements. The magistrate thinks of Han Emperor, and Jieshi thinks of Qin Huang, Wen Chengdi in the Northern Wei Dynasty and Wen Xuandi in the Northern Qi Dynasty. Wen Chengdi also gave a big banquet at the foot of the mountain and renamed Jieshi Mountain "Leyou Mountain". When Yang Di invaded Korea, he split his troops in Changli and climbed Jieshi Mountain. In the spring of 645 AD (the 19th year of Zhenguan), Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, made a personal expedition to North Korea, passing through Jieshi, leaving a poem "Looking at the Spring Sea": "Hong Tao turned wild, and the emerald island became mulberries one after another. Zhifu thought of Han Xiandi, and Jieshi thought of Qin Huang. "According to the related historical facts" Zi Tongzhi Jian ",in the twelfth year of Jian 'an (AD 207), Cao Cao's northern expedition to Wuhuan won a great victory. When the troops returned to the DPRK, it was cold and dry, and there was no rehydration for 200 miles. The army also lacked food, killing thousands of horses for food and digging more than 30 feet of land for water. Starting from Liucheng, the army passed Jieshi Road (now Jieshi Mountain Gully in Changli) and met the landscape of "trees and lush vegetation". It ordered the soldiers to look for water in the mountains and get spring water (later called Xiangquan), so Cao Cao ordered the army to stop and camp. I heard from the woodcutter that this place is called Jieshi Valley. The spring water overflows on the hillside of Tiger, and it is called Guishan in the south and Jieshi Mountain in the southwest. Sunset, when dusk, looking at the sunset twilight, nearly ten thousand troops, unpaid, old and poetic, wrote "Although the tortoise is born": "Although the tortoise is born, there is still time." The snake rides the fog and eventually turns to dust. The old horse crouches, aiming at thousands of miles; The martyrs were full of courage in their later years. The surplus and contraction period is not only in the sky; Blessings that nourish grace can last forever. Fortunately, even if it is, the song is to be sung. "Biography of Cao Cao records that Cao Cao marched north to Wu Huan, rescued more than 100,000 captured Han Chinese, passed through Jieshi Road, and met a fairyland with" lush trees and lush vegetation ",so that he could build a well to support the elderly and spend the rest of his life. As a result, people's organizations stationed in "Caoliangtun", "Houying", "Left-behind Camp", "Stationed Camp", "Xiematai" and "Yinmahe" (now Changli, Funing Village and the name of the river). A few days ago, Cao Cao led everyone to the top of Jieshi Sendai, and climbing must be endowed with its nature. He wrote a poem "Looking at the Sea": "Jieshi looks at the sea in the East. The sea is so vast that the islands stand high on the sea. Trees and paraquat are very lush. Autumn wind makes trees make sad sounds, and the sea is surging. The movement of the sun and the moon seems to come from the vast ocean. Journey to the sun and the moon, if you go out. The star is rotten, if it is unexpected. It's okay, even if it is, it's sung in the song. ".The army then went to Yixian. The ancients built a temple in accordance with Xiangquan, named Xiangquan Temple, and later called Shanpo Temple. It is recorded in Changli County Records in Ming and Qing Dynasties. There is also a well (spring) and a deserted temple. Tourist information can be taken from Beijing or Qinhuangdao by train to Changli, and then by taxi to Jieshi Mountain.