What is "Jianmen Pass"?

Category: Society and people's livelihood

Analysis:

Jianmen Pass

Sichuan has been known as "the difficult road to Shu" since ancient times. The great poet Li Bai once lamented that "the road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the sky." The land of abundance is surrounded by mountains and rivers, which not only protects it from the destruction of war, but also hinders the smooth flow of transportation. The only passage in and out of Sichuan and Shaanxi for 2000 years - Shu Road, starts from Zitong Shiniupu in the south and ends at Qipanguan in Guangyuan in the north. With its unique natural scenery of high mountains, deep valleys and difficult travel, and its ancient culture with a long history and rich cultural relics, it attracts countless tourists at home and abroad.

Jianmenguan is located 45 kilometers south of Guangyuan City. The mountain range here stretches for more than 100 kilometers from east to west, with 72 peaks stretching up and down, reaching into the sky. The two mountains stand like a door at the break of the steep wall. The situation is dangerous, hence the name. It is easy to defend but difficult to attack here. During the Three Kingdoms period, Jiang Wei, the general of Shu, was guarding this pass. The 100,000 elite troops of Wei's general were blocked outside Jianmen Pass, unable to do anything. There are still monuments of "First Pass" and "The Most Powerful Pass in the World" between the rock walls of the pass. People here can still overlook the majesty of the 72 peaks of Jiange and imagine the steepness of the pass back then. The newly built Jianmenguan Tower dominates the pass and is magnificent. The nearby mountains are covered with green vegetation and beautiful scenery.

Dajian Mountain, the main peak of Jianmen Pass, is 1,200 meters above sea level. On the top of the mountain is the Liangshan Temple, an ancient temple built in the Song Dynasty. Along the way, you can enjoy the view of Shimen Pass, Stalagmite Peak, Chuandongliang, Fairy Bridge, and Houses. Cliffs and other landscapes.