How much is the ticket to Langyatai?
Langyatai ticket price: 30 yuan
Qingdao Langyatai provincial tourist resort was established in 1995 with the approval of the Shandong Provincial People's Government. The resort is located on the north side of Langyatai National Scenic Area, adjacent to Longwan in the east and Lunlun Mountain in the north. It is surrounded by mountains and sea, with pleasant scenery. Longwan Beach is 5.6 kilometers long and 800 meters wide. It has gentle beach surface and clean sea water. It is known as blue waves, silver waves and golden sand beach. It is a rare natural beach.
The starting area of the resort has been put into operation, and investment has been introduced to build Longwan Paradise. The park is equipped with ancient competitive facilities, such as swing boards, swings, spectators, game ropes, etc. It is antique and echoes the Qin and Han style buildings in Langyatai Scenic Area. It is also a popular self-entertainment project for tourists. Longwan Bathing Beach has a unique leisure house where visitors can cook by themselves and taste the seafood specialties here. The resort also launches folk tourism activities, where tourists eat fishermen’s banquets at fishermen’s houses and go out to sea with the fishermen to experience new feelings and appreciate the sea scenery. The resort has a planned area of 9.8 square kilometers, including a traditional cultural area, a salt lake scenic area, a Dianjiangtai comprehensive service area, a Jinhai Bay entertainment area, a Xufuli Villa area and other functional areas. It is planned to include financial services, economy and trade, entertainment, A tourist resort integrating fitness, summer vacation, recuperation and other functions is now attracting domestic and foreign investment with preferential conditions. More and more developers are optimistic about the superior conditions and bright development prospects here and come to inspect and demonstrate. Some An agreement has been reached. The resort is 5 kilometers away from National Highway 204 and is connected to criss-crossing provincial and municipal roads, reaching all parts of the country.
Langyatai is located 5 kilometers southeast of Langya Town, Jiaonan City. It is a towering hill with an altitude of 183.4 meters. Surrounded by the sea on three sides and a small plain in the northwest, it is a famous national key scenic spot. Langya Terrace is called Langya Terrace because the mountain is shaped like a terrace and is located in Langya. It has been famous all over the world as early as the Warring States Period. The famous "Shan Hai Jing" contains records about Langshao Terrace: Langyatai is between the Bohai Sea and the east of Langya.
Historical legend says that Langyatai was first built by King Goujian of Yue. According to "Yue Jueshu" and "Wu Yue Chun Qiu", in 473 BC, after King Gou Jian of Yue destroyed Wu, in order to command the Qi territory that was defeated by Wu, he moved the capital from Kuaiji to Langya and built a platform on Langya Mountain 5 kilometers southeast of the city. . A Wangyue Tower is built on the top of the platform, looking towards Kuaiji in the south. After Qin Shihuang unified China, he toured prefectures and counties in the east in 219 BC and enshrined the eight gods of Mount Tai. They were the God, the Land Lord, the Soldier Lord, the Yin Lord, the Yang Lord, the Moon Lord, the Sun Lord, and the Four Seasons Lord. Because the main word of the Four Seasons was built on Langya platform, it was climbed to Langya in the south. After Qin Shihuang arrived at Langyatai, he was attracted by the beautiful mountain and sea scenery here, so he moved 30,000 households to rebuild Langyatai. After several years of construction, Langyatai Palace, the largest palace complex of the Qin Dynasty outside Hangu Pass, was finally built.
"Shui Jing Zhu" records the scale of Langyatai: The platform is isolated and prominent, rising from the mountains, twenty miles from the next week, next to the huge sea, with a three-story base, three feet high, and a flat upper level. , more than two hundred paces square and five miles high. It can be seen that its scale is huge and magnificent. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, the Langyatai building was destroyed by an earthquake and has been gradually forgotten since then. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Yan Yuedao, the magistrate of Zhucheng County, built the Temple of the Sea and the Liri Pavilion on the top of the platform. Later generations successively erected steles, which are known as the Seventy-Two Dragon Head Steles in history. The rear temple, pavilions, and steles were all destroyed, and only the base of the platform was well preserved. From the mountainside above, there are three distinct levels of platform foundation, all made of rammed earth. Some sections are made of bricks and stones. Qin bricks, Han tiles and pottery pieces are often found in the upper and middle sections. Pottery water pipes laid during the construction of the platform were also found in Shannan and Shanbei, and there was a reservoir on the seaside under the platform.
The most precious cultural relic of Langya Terrace is the Qin carved stone. According to "Historical Records", after the first emperor ordered the construction of Langya Terrace, he immediately engraved the stone to praise Qin's virtues and clarify his virtues. The carved stone was erected on Langya Terrace. , hence the name Langya carved stone. The full text of "Engraved Stone" has 496 words, including 289 words in the main text and 207 words in the appendix. The text has two characters with one rhyme and four characters with one sentence. The writing style is smooth and concise. The main text describes Qin Shihuang's great achievements in unification, and the appendix records the names of Li Si, Wang Wan and other 10 ministers and the deeds of the inscription. It is said that the inscription was written by Li Si. After the death of the First Emperor, the Second Emperor of Qin also traveled around the world following his father's footsteps and added text next to the First Emperor's inscription. Due to the long history, by the Northern Song Dynasty, most of the stele in praise of the first emperor of Langyatai had been lost, and only the names of his ministers remained. The Second World Monument has also burst into pieces. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Gong Maorang, the magistrate of Zhucheng County, used iron hoops to restrain the cracked stone in order to prevent it from cracking. At this time, only about 80 words of the inscription remained, and the iron hoop was rusted and broken, and the Second World Stele fell into pieces without a trace. It was not until 1922 that Wang Peikong, the inspector of the Zhucheng County Education Bureau, was ordered to search Langyatai twice and finally recovered the remaining stones.
It was first kept in the Zhucheng Education Bureau, and after liberation it was collected in the Chinese History Museum in Beijing. There are more than 10 stone carvings in the Qin Dynasty, but only two remain. Among them, the ruined stele hidden on Mount Taishan has only 10 characters left. The Langya stele preserves 84 characters, and the shape and brushwork are superior to those carved on Mount Tai. It is truly a national treasure.
Watching the sea from the stage is a great scenic spot in Langyatai. Langyatai is surrounded by the sea on three sides. On the northeast side is the golden sand beach with blue and silver waves that stretches for 5 kilometers. In the sea is the dazzling blue and picturesque Lingshan Island. The ancient customs of Langya Ancient Port on the southwest side still exist. Watching the sunrise over the sea and seeing mirages and the sea market have attracted many people from ancient times to the present. In the 1990s, Langyatai Scenic Area was gradually restored, and the Qin and Han style Wangyue Tower was built in the eastern part of Taiwan, with a bronze statue of Yue King Goujian on top. Under the stage, the newly built Xu Fu Hall is built against the mountain. It has carved beams and painted buildings and is set against the lush mountains. It looks particularly primitive. In particular, the standing inscriptions and the statues of Xu Fu writing to Qin Shihuang add to the charming color of Langya ancient stage.