Subei county tourist attractions

Among the mountains on the east and west sides of the Shule Valley, there is a small oval basin, where people can see the beautiful scenery of the four seasons at a glance: the snow crowns of the peaks are magnificent and silvery; The skirt pleats on the mountainside are golden and flowers are blooming; Grassland at the foot, streams and grasses; Far mountains and rivers, near cattle and sheep, gazing at each other, speechless and peaceful ... This is Shibao urban and rural area in Subei Mongolian Autonomous County. People who come to Shibaocheng grassland, after enjoying the beautiful scenery of the grassland, tasting the flavor of hand-grabbed mutton and listening to the intoxicating pastoral songs overflowing with wine, will see the ruins of Shibaocheng sitting on the hill to the west of the township government. Whether it is the gesture of bathing in the morning sun and despising everything, or the scene of standing alone in the setting sun, it will make people shine at the moment and shake their hearts. Sitting on the historical city wall in the sky, it stands abruptly on the vast Gobi, majestic, as if it were a mirage at the foot of a glacier, and like the spiritual leader of the Shibaocheng grassland, which makes people daunting and daunting, and can't help but have an interest in exploring its origin and history.

Shibaocheng, also known as Lugui Town, was under the jurisdiction of Dunhuang County in Han Dynasty, Guangzhi County in Wei Dynasty, Yi 'an County in Jin Dynasty, Dunhuang County in Sui Dynasty and Changle County in Guazhou in Tang Dynasty. According to the Historical Atlas of China and Eastern Longyou Road in the Tang Dynasty, Ziting Town (Dangcheng), Xinxiang Town (Shibandun) and Lingui Town (Shibaocheng) are marked at the same time. In the Song Dynasty, among the six towns in Cao Shi, Ziting and Mi were classified as frontier towns, and there was a saying that "you can't fake it unless you are close.". See also Notes on the Western Expedition in Chang 'an in the Tang Dynasty and Civilization in the Western Regions. Shibaocheng was under the jurisdiction of Xiping Army of Xixia Dynasty in the Song Dynasty, Shazhou Road in the Yuan Dynasty, Handong Guard in the Ming Dynasty, Shazhou Guard in the Qing Dynasty, and Ansu Road and Anxi Prefecture in the early Republic of China. During the nearly 2 years from the late Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, Zhang Cao Shi regarded Shibaocheng as a frontier fortress as important as Dangcheng, with nobles and generals guarding it. Even in the later dynasties, Shibao City was also a barrier to protect Suzhou and even the whole Hexi. "Suzhou New Records" records: "Shibaocheng Road leads to Qinghai, which is steep and dangerous. Compared with Jin Yong in Tiexia, it is extremely hopeful and proud." "New Records of Anxi" records: "In the seventh year of Yongzheng, Ma Ertai, assistant minister of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem preface praising the grandeur of Shibao City:" In the seventh year of Yongzheng, I was ordered to inspect the castles in Anxi and Shazhou, and the works were arrested. In the autumn of six years, I finished my inspection and built thirteen piers. Around 2, miles, you can see Bulu Lake, Changma River, Shibao City and Baiyandun, which are located at the extreme edge, especially the pass of Anxi and Shazhou ... Shibao City, which is located in a dangerous pass, was built on rocks in the previous generation. High on the cliff, the system is strange and concise, and it is almost not caused by manpower. " It can really be said: "It is difficult to find a tablet to recognize the previous dynasty. Smoke fills Wan Li's sky, and the moon is quiet at night. Around the flat sand camel lying steady, lost days and autumn grass pheasant flying arrogant. When the alfalfa is in red, it is better to know the horse's feet. "