What mountains do the three mountains and five mountains refer to respectively?

The three mountains in "Three Mountains and Five Mountains" refer to: Huangshan Mountain in Anhui, Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi and Yandang Mountain in Zhejiang. The five mountains refer to Mount Tai, Huashan, Hengshan, Songshan and Hengshan. The five mountains have their own characteristics: the hero of Mount Tai in the East, the danger of Huashan in the West, the beauty of Hengshan in the South, the wonder of Hengshan in the North and the preciseness of Songshan in the Middle.

There are three mountains and five mountains all over China, stretching for thousands of miles, or on the towering plain basin, which is particularly steep. Among them, Sanshan is the land of ancient legends in China; The Five Mountains are the flourishing places of China culture. Three mountains and five mountains are the cradle of the Chinese nation and the earliest place where Chinese ancestors settled, which is of great significance to the historical and cultural development and research of the Chinese nation.

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Mount Tai is the first of the "Five Mountains", with the reputation of "the Mountain of China" and "the first mountain in the world". It is also called Dongyue, the first of the top ten famous mountains in China. It is located in Tai 'an, Shandong Province, with thousands of years of spiritual and cultural infiltration and rendering, as well as the contrast of human landscape.

1987 is listed in the World Natural and Cultural Heritage List, the first natural and cultural dual heritage project in China. The cultural heritage is extremely rich, with 97 existing ancient sites and 22 ancient buildings, which provides physical materials for studying the history of ancient architecture in China.

Mount Tai in Dongyue is magnificent, and is regarded as the head of the five mountains, the "first mountain in the world" and a symbol of sublimity and sacredness, so it is called "the exclusive respect of the five mountains". "The sky is too high to reach, so a meditation ceremony is set up in Mount Tai to sacrifice it, which is close to the gods." Confucius' "Climbing Mount Tai and Being Small in the World" has been passed down through the ages. "More important than Mount Tai" and "Mount Tai Beidou", Mount Tai has actually become an inseparable part of China's traditional cultural accumulation.

Mount Tai is bordered by the Yellow Sea in the east and the Yellow River in the west, surrounded by water. It looks at Qufu, the holy city, with its back to Jinan, the spring city. It stands in the east of China and is famous for its exclusive respect for the five mountains. The spiritual symbol of the Chinese nation and the epitome of China's history and culture.