How to introduce the scenic spots in Xing County

Xing County is one of the birthplaces of Yellow River culture. The territory has beautiful natural landscapes and numerous cultural monuments. The revolutionary memorial sites are well-known at home and abroad. The main tourist attractions can be summarized as: "Two museums and one garden" (i.e., Jinsui Revolution Memorial Hall, "April 8th" Martyrs Memorial Hall, Jinsui Liberated Area Martyrs Cemetery) and " "Two mountains and one cave" (i.e. Shilou Mountain, Shihou Mountain, and Immortal Cave). The Jinsui Revolutionary Memorial Hall is a national key cultural relic protection unit. It is located in Caijiaya Village, 7 kilometers west of the county. It was the base where Marshal He Long and the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army lived and fought for 11 years. The Jinsui Liberated Area Martyrs Cemetery is a provincial cultural relic. The protected unit is located in the north of the county; the "April 8th" Martyrs Memorial Hall is a provincial cultural relic protection unit. It is located in the north of Zhuangshang Village, Donghui Township, 60 kilometers south of the county, and on the east side of Black Tea Mountain. It is one of the 100 classic red tourism scenic spots in the country. In addition, the "Evening Photo of Stone Towers" in Shilou Mountain and the "Snow Covered Tea Mountain" in Black Tea Mountain (National Nature Reserve) are among the top ten scenic spots in Xingxian County. Tianguya Reservoir is located in Muyantou Village, Weijiatan Town. The ancient cliffs are majestic and majestic. There are 13 other cultural relic protection sites at various levels within the territory, including the Yangshao cultural sites in Shichenze and Caijiaya, the Ming Dynasty brick pagoda in Hujiagou, Caijiaya Township, the Caijiahui ancient theater building, and the Nanshan Grottoes in the county. It has great ornamental and artistic value, and also has certain historical research. In Jiaoloushen Township, 20 kilometers east of Xingxian County, there is the Immortal Cave. The entrance of the cave only allows people to enter sideways and walk about a hundred steps. The terrain is open. There is a large cave in the southeast, several feet high, with stalactites hanging upside down on all sides. Going deeper, there is water several feet wide, but the color is black and its source cannot be seen. There is a single-plank bridge over the water that no one dares to cross. There was originally a Taoist temple at the entrance of the cave, but it no longer exists.