The 'Pingshan Spouting Jade' is one of the twelve scenic views of Linshan

📍Location: Pingshan, located northwest of Linyou County in Shaanxi Province, on the north bank of the Du River, facing Fengtai Mountain across the river. Origin of the scenic spot's name: At the southern end of Pingshan, there are precipitous cliffs that rise several dozen meters high. The cliffs fold like a screen, and from the belly of the cliff seeps a spring, flowing incessantly. In summer, water seeps from the cliff face, and droplets of red jade splash, glistening like jade under the sunlight. In winter, the water freezes, and icicles hang upside down, making the cliffs white and glossy like fat. During the Ming Dynasty, a person from Yunnan named Chen Ming inscribed on the cliff 'Pingshan Spouting Jade'. ❤Recommended reason: 'Pingshan Spouting Jade' is one of the twelve scenic views of Linshan. The cliffs of Pingshan unfold like a screen for over a hundred meters, with numerous 'screen' cliff folds, more than ten in total, which are very spectacular. It is suitable for sightseeing tours throughout the four seasons🗓. 👍Most recommended: Pingshan on a rainy day, with green pines and dark rocks, the rainwater staining the cliffs, transforming them into a series of ink-wash landscape paintings, creating a unique artistic conception in combination with the reality and illusion of Pingshan. At night, Pingshan, with the addition of modern elements such as sound, light, and electricity, displays a colorful outline, the screen full of golden light, becoming even more enchanting. 📍Detailed address: West Sea Garden of Linyou, opposite the cliff of Phoenix Mountain Square. 📝Note tips: There may be occasional falling rocks from the cliffs, so visitors should keep a distance from the cliffs and enjoy the view from afar.