Jinshanling Great Wall truly deserves its reputation as one of the best-preserved and most representative sections of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall, earning the reputation of "the most beautiful section of the Great Wall." Construction of the Jinshanling Great Wall began in 1368 (the first year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty), overseen by General Xu Da. From 1567 (the first year of the Longqing reign), the renowned anti-Japanese general Qi Jiguang was transferred to the position of Commander-in-Chief of the Jizhou Garrison, where he undertook large-scale expansion and reconstruction, ultimately forming the complete structure we see today. Centered around the General's Tower, it comprises a military command post, beacon towers, supporting walls, horse-blocking walls, parapet walls, and moon walls, forming a rare and complete defensive unit within the Great Wall. Its unique features include magnificent Great Wall scenery and distinctive flower towers.