Brief introduction of Qin mountain scenic spot:
Qin Gaoshan stands by the river, formerly known as Qin, or Qin. According to legend, Qin, the master of alchemy in the Han Dynasty, became immortal here, and rode carp to heaven here. The mountain and the water are named after it. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhao wrote "Qin Gao Qu", which says: Jingchuan has a peak in the north of the city, and there are exquisite caves under it. The Tao is the place where Qin Gao practices, and Dancheng practices the heavenly wind. Its mountains are abrupt and rugged, shaped like lions, so the locals also call them Lion Mountain. There are monuments such as rain stones and alchemy caves hidden on the mountain. There are also Dan Zao, stone table, stone bench and other strange stones in the alchemy cave, which are said to be the relics of the immortal Qin Gui's alchemy. Outside the alchemy cave, there stands a rock on the left, named Jinjishi. Legend has it that in the past, there was a golden rooster perched on a stone. Whenever I hear the sound of piano and drums, I will lead my neck and flap my wings and crow loudly. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, Wang, a scholar in Jingxian who worked in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, once recited the poem "Golden Rooster Stone in Western Qin Dynasty": Qinchuan opened a jade cave, and the strange stone was like a golden rooster.
According to the records of the old county annals, among the cliffs of the Youth Olympic Mountain, there are as many as twenty or thirty rubbings carved in the past dynasties, which is the highest in the county. There are quatrains or long poems inscribed by Xing Ju, Wu Pingyi and Dewey during the Kaiyuan period of the Tang Dynasty. In the Song Dynasty, there were inscriptions by Jiang Yingshu, Guo, Chao Duanben, Zhao, etc. In the Southern Song Dynasty, there was a three-character seal script inscribed by Lin Chun, which was carved on the steepest cliff in Mianxi. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, a stone was engraved with the word Xianfeng inscribed by Chen Xiao, which was very large. Most of these rubbings are made by calligraphers. They are beautiful and energetic, and they are very good to each other. Most sculptors are masters among craftsmen and are quite skilled in cutting and writing. Although it has been eroded by hundreds of years of wind and rain, it has not been erased so far. The word "Xianfeng" is as clear as ever and its charm is undiminished. The existence of these rubbings is considered as a precious historical relic. In the past, Qin Gaoshan had ancient buildings such as Qin Gaomiao, Sencui Building, Cuihai Mountain Villa and Guanjieting, which were all destroyed in the Ming, Qing and Republic of China. Now we can only find the ruins.
Travelers are famous throughout the ages. The scenery of Western Qin with the Youth Olympic Mountain as the center has both the beauty of green mountains and green waters and the victory of caves and rocks. It has been a famous scenic spot since ancient times. Tourists have been knitting since the Tang Dynasty. Celebrity scholars are even more wandering. Li Bai, a poet, said in "Ascending the Mountain in Nine Days": The red carp spreads its wings and the piano is high, while the white turtle attracts the phoenix instrument. Fairies are like fairies. You can know you far away without spending money. "Fifteen Tactics for Rewarding Cui" also says: I have a bird book, and I am drinking. In handwriting, it's like the sky were to fall. Ouyang Xiu, a great writer in the Song Dynasty, once wrote a poem, which is gone forever. Although there are immortals, what are they? In the Qing Dynasty, Yuan Mei wrote a poem "Xiqin is said to be the place where the Youth Olympic Games rides carp": Xiqin Mountain, if you treat others, will eventually stand towards the waterfront. Xiqin River is clear and distinguishable, and fog leaves eleven holes in the middle bridge. The immortal's calligraphy in the cave is unknown, the cold smoke shakes the stone wall, the grass blooms in autumn and spring, and there is no news of the immortal. I laughed at Qin and Gao Zi. After all, I am not a fairy. But go by carp, not by carp. Numerous poems and songs chanted by scholars in past dynasties left a good story for Qin Gaoshan.