Dong Zhiyuan

Dong Zhiyuan was inhabited by humans as far back as 100,000 years ago. In the midsummer season, when tourists take off from Qingyang Airport in the hinterland of Dongzhiyuan, there will be a vast plain under the porthole, with vertical and horizontal roads, dotted houses, and wheat waves like the sea. The gully surrounded by gods and ghosts is like the undulating waves of the Yellow Sea supporting this great plain. Dong Zhiyuan is located in the east of Liupan Mountain. Because Liupan Mountain is also known as Longshan Mountain, the Huangshang Canyuan with Dong Zhiyuan as the center is collectively called Longdong Huangshang Plateau. It is a masterpiece of nature's ingenious work. According to research. Millions of years ago, this place was a savannah covered with swamps. With the rise of the Himalayan Plateau, the formation of the East Asian continental monsoon climate, the Siberian madness moved layers of loess to form the current Yellow Upper Plateau. Through the ages. Many scholars and writers have praised Dong Zhiyuan's vastness and magnanimity. Li Liangdong, a poet in the late Qing Dynasty, wrote: "Deep valleys, steep slopes and mountains have no peaks, and thousands of hectares of dry land emerge from the sky; when Emperor Wa wanted to take earth, he moved the peaks to the sky." The poet depicted Dong Zhiyuan's peculiar landforms with his magical imagination. characteristics, and assumed the cause of Dong Zhiyuan.