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Shichuan has a long history. In the eighth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1495), the governor of Gansu built the "Shizichuan Castle" in the center of Shichuan, hence the name, and it was also one of the birthplaces of the early Yellow River culture. Sichuan is located 20 kilometers northeast of Lanzhou. The Yellow River flows eastward out of the small canyon, then suddenly northward, flows through Ishikawa in the shape of a rainbow, and then bends eastward into the Grand Canyon, forming a Ishikawa basin shaped like Taiji. It covers an area of 405 square kilometers, with flat terrain, mountains and waters and pleasant climate. Known as "Little Jiangnan".

Fishing platform: On the bank of the Yellow River at the foot of Fenghuang Mountain in Shichuan, there is a 500-mu fish pond, which has been identified as a fishing base by Gansu Fishing Association.

Liyuan: Ishikawa Town is known as the "first ancient pear garden in the world".

Shidongsi

Shidong Temple is located in the southeast of Gaolan County, with mountains in the east, streams in the south and county towns in the north. Excellent geographical location, long history and rich human resources. During the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the Shidong Temple was named "Hula in Shidong" (Hula means mountain in Mongolian), and it was only the local Yangjia Temple. In the 13th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1578), the Record of Jincheng Youth was published in August, and the tombstone still exists today. In the forty-fourth year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1705), it developed into a Buddhist temple, called "Shikong Temple" and "Shigong Temple". Originally, there were two monasteries, one for the upper temple and the other for the lower temple, which were about 1 km apart.

Lingfeng Monastery

Lingfeng Temple is located at the top of Feng Ru on the west side of Shuifu Village, Shuifu Township, Gaolan County. It was built in the third year of the Ming Dynasty (1623), about 500 meters east of Dinghuo City (commonly known as the old city), with sand ditches in the south, sand ditches behind the rich water in the west and Baodingbao (commonly known as Baozi) in the north. Lingfeng Temple is named after it was built on the top of Feng Ru, and it is very effective in folklore.