Is Luoyang capital valued because it is surrounded by mountains?

China is a country that pays attention to dragon culture, and the core of Feng Shui culture is dragon culture. Seen from the big geographical environment, Luoyang is a treasure trove of geomantic omen-you will find that Kunlun Mountain and Qinling Mountain are connected and extend eastward, forming a central mountain range across China, which is magnificent, just like a giant dragon soaring from Pamirs. Tianshan Mountain is a high dragon head, the West Kunlun, the Middle Kunlun, the East Kunlun, Bayan Kara and the Qinling Mountains are winding dragons, and the Funiu Mountain attached to Luoyang is a dragon tail. The place where the dragon's tail hangs low is the beginning of the land of the Central Plains, and the plains and the sea are in the east, looking back at Yuan Ye thousands of miles like a dragon. Judging from this pattern, Luoyang faces the sea to the west, which conforms to several elements of a geomantic treasure: mountains on the back and open plains on the front, with support, exports, mountains and rivers and land. Sima Qian said in Historical Records: "The three generations of the previous dynasties were all between Heluo." The three dynasties were Xia, Shang and Zhou. These three dynasties were in the early stage of national form, and they all took Luoyang as their capital to seize the geomantic omen. Luoyang is located in the "world", so it is called "Middle Earth" or "Middle Earth". The earliest "China" actually refers to this place. Later, even Henan Province was called "Zhongzhou" or "Central Plains". Therefore, competing for the Central Plains has become the dream of successive dynasties, and it is this truth that those who win the Central Plains win the world.