What kind of terrain do we have in Shanxi Province?

Shanxi is a typical mountainous plateau covered by loess, with high terrain in the northeast and low terrain in the southwest. Most areas in China are above 1 500m above sea level, and the highest point is Dou Feng, the main peak leaf of Wutai Mountain, with an altitude of 306 1. 1m, which is the highest peak in North China and is known as the "roof of North China". The lowest point is where the Xiyang River flows into the Yellow River in Yuanqu County, with an altitude of only 180 meters. The interior of the plateau is undulating, the valleys are criss-crossed, and the landform types are complex and diverse. There are mountains, hills, terraces, plains, many mountains and few rivers. Mountains and hills account for 80. 1% of the total area of the province, while Pingchuan and river valleys account for 19.9% of the total area. Main mountain ranges in Shanxi: Taihang Mountain, Luliang Mountain, Hengshan Mountain, Wutai Mountain, Zhongtiao Mountain and Taiyue Mountain. There are Datong, Xinzhou, Taiyuan, Linfen, Yuncheng, Changzhi, Jincheng, Yangquan, Shouyang, xiang yuan and Licheng basins in Shanxi.