Mount Tai is famous for its majestic momentum, steep peaks and magnificent scenery, and its numerous places of interest. Emperors of past dynasties respected Mount Tai very much and thought it was an auspicious place. As a result, they kept climbing mountains and amenorrhea, praying for the blessing of the gods of Mount Tai to keep "the country and the people safe" forever.
Every time the feudal emperors visited Mount Tai, they built temples and sculpted gods, or recited poems and inscribed stones, leaving many cultural relics and historical sites for Mount Tai. For example, the stone carving of Qin Shihuang II, the wordless tablet of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, and the stone carving of Cliff in Ming Dynasty written by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty. A lot of construction has been carried out, including the Tiangong Temple in Dai Temple and the Temple at the top of the mountain, leaving an inscription on the Tiangong Temple in the Dasong Dynasty, which records the creation of the Tiangong Temple.
When people in China talk about scenery, they must say that there are three mountains and five mountains. "Three Mountains" and "Immortals" live in the same place. The Historical Records of the First Qin Emperor contains: "Xu and others in Qi wrote that there are three sacred mountains in the sea, named Penglai, abbot and Yingzhou", which is the "immortal trace" of Su Dongpo's "the sky is clear in the east and the mountains shine all the time"; And "Five Mountains" is the general name of the five famous mountains in China. Namely Mount Taishan in Dongyue, Huashan in Xiyue, Hengshan in Beiyue, Songshan in Zhongyue and Hengshan in Nanyue. They are places where feudal emperors worship Zen and set up businesses, and they are also symbols of feudal emperors' orders from heaven and their determination to the Central Plains. The five mountains split the ground and skyscraper, standing proudly. Although the Five Mountains are not the highest mountains in China, they are all towering above the plains or basins, especially steep. There are some poems in The Book of Songs, such as "Mount Taishan Rock is envied by Lubang" and "Gao Song Yue Wei won the third place in the sky", from which we can also see the position of the Five Mountains in the eyes of the ancients.
Mount Tai was revered not only by feudal emperors of past dynasties, but also by literati and poets of past dynasties. Mencius said, "Confucius climbed Mount Tai, and the world is small." Liu Che, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, praised, "It's high, extremely high, reaching, special, Zhuang, harmonious, fearful and confusing." Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, said, "If you look at the eight poles at the edge of a cliff, your eyes will be as long as possible." Du Fu wrote such a poem: "Reach the peak, the other mountains all appear dwarfs under the sky.." And "Zhu Ya is unscathed, and the blue sea blows clothes." Scholars of all ages praised Taishan's poems and songs, and inscriptions were carved on stones and can be seen everywhere. For example, the Qin Lisi small seal tablet in Dai Temple, the tablet in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Diamond Sutra in the Northern Qi Dynasty in Shigu, and the cliff tablet in the Tang and Song Dynasties at the top of the mountain are all rare calligraphy stone carvings. There are also newly engraved poems about Mount Tai written by Chairman Zhu De and Vice Premier Chen Yi in recent years, and six poems about climbing Mount Tai in May written by Vice Chairman Guo Moruo196/kloc-0. It is quite appropriate that some people call the Taishan stone carving an exhibition of China's calligraphy.
Mount Tai has rolling peaks, deep canyons, waterfalls and beautiful scenery. The main scenic spots of Mount Tai are Longtan Reservoir, Hushan Reservoir, Dazhong Bridge, Baidong, Zhongtianmen, Yunbuqiao, Xi hope people loose, Dui Songshan, Xianren Bridge, Zhantai, Sun Watching Bee, Moon Watching Bee, Miya, Bee, Black Dragon Pool, Changshou Bridge, Longtan Waterfall, and Fifteen Songtao. The main cultural relics and historic sites are temples and temples at the foothills and above, such as Wang Muchi, Hong Men, Doumuguan, Huimaling, Wusong Pavilion, Nantianmen (including the stone tablet of Tianmen in the early Yuan Dynasty in Xishi), Bi Xia Temple, the tablet without words (also known as the stone table under the Jade Emperor) and Zhao Pu Temple. Revolutionary cultural relics and buildings include: Prime Minister (Sun Yat-sen) Feng 'an Monument, Mr. Feng Yuxiang's Tomb, Fan's Tomb, Martyrs' Shrine, Jinshan Martyrs Cemetery and Revolutionary Martyrs Monument built by Mr. Feng Yuxiang to commemorate the martyrs who died in response to the Luanzhou Uprising of the Revolution of 1911; Tianshengzhai, Linghanfeng and other ancient peasant uprising sites.
The ancient history of Mount Tai is not only reflected in a large number of places of interest in Mount Tai itself, but also in the culture around Mount Tai. Mount Tai is one of the cradles of China culture. Dawenkou culture and Longshan culture sites are close to Mount Tai. According to the existing archaeological data, the words carved on the pottery unearthed in Dawenkou have a history of about 5000 years. Dawenkou culture has been highly valued by historians at home and abroad because it provides systematic and typical material data for studying the transition from matrilineal clan society to paternal clan society in the late primitive society, the emergence of polarization between the rich and the poor, and the origin of class.