How much benefit will the wind rise in Luoyang bring to Luoyang?

The wind rises in Luoyang. The benefit he brings to Luoyang is that it allows more people to understand the customs and customs of Luoyang. The bells of the Masi Temple are another of the eight scenic spots in Luoyang. During the Northern Wei, Tang, and Song dynasties, the White Horse Temple was at its peak as Buddhism flourished and the temple halls were majestic. There were once more than a thousand monks who went to the temple to chant sutras on time every morning and evening. Every night when the moon is white and the wind is clear, when the morning light first appears, the bells in the temple are struck with chimes and the Buddha chants. The sound of the bells floats melodiously and can be heard for miles away. Listening to it makes people feel relaxed and happy. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a large iron bell in the temple, weighing about 5,000 kilograms, and its sound was particularly loud. It is said that this bell has the same tune as the bell on the bell tower on Luoyang East Street and can ring. People often hear the bells of the White Horse Temple ringing at the same time as the bells on the bell tower of Luoyang City. There is a popular saying among the people: "If you ring a bell in the east, it will ring in the west; if you ring a bell in the west, it will ring in the east." Therefore, the bells of Masi Temple are known as one of the eight scenic spots in Luoyang. Jiashan. It lies like a long dragon lying in the north of Luoyang, hundreds of miles across from east to west, with an altitude of about 250 meters, like a natural barrier for Luoyang. As the saying goes, "Born in Suzhou and Hangzhou, buried in Beimang", the ancients regarded Beimang, a majestic place with deep soil, as a good place to rest after death. There are many ancient tombs near Mengjin Xinzhuang Village. These are the tombs of the Eastern Han Dynasty and the tombs of princes and ministers. During the Qingming Festival in spring and Chongjiu (the ninth day of the ninth lunar month in the lunar calendar) in autumn, groups of men and women go out to see the mountains. In particular, Cuiyun Peak in the north of the city was a holy place for people to climb and play. Whenever the sun sets in the west, the twilight is vast, thousands of lanterns are lit up, and the smoke from thousands of households is curled up. Standing on the top of the mountain and watching the tall city walls, majestic palaces, spacious gardens, and magnificent pavilions at the foot of the mountain, it is very spectacular. This is the portrayal of "Evening View of Mang Mountain", one of the eight scenic spots in Luoyang.

According to "Henan Prefecture Chronicles", there are thirty-three peaks from Baima Mountain, the head of Mang Mountain, to Shenwei Mountain in the west. It passes through Mianchi, Xin'an, Luoyang, Mengjin, Yanshi and Gongxian counties, and is more than 380 miles long from east to west. The names of mountains vary from county to county. Taking Luoyang as an example, the mountain fifty miles northwest of Mang Mountain and connected to the boundary of Yujin is Gucheng Mountain. It is also called Jianting Mountain; to the south of Gucheng Mountain is Jinfan Mountain; to the east is Pingfeng Mountain, also known as Jiashan; to the west of Jiashan is Jiayanmo; to the east of Jiashan is the border of Mengjin, which is Yisu Mountain; to the south is Wujian Mountain. Hanging to the north of Mang Mountain is Baima Mountain, also known as Baima Ban; below the mountain is Baihe Township, Mengjin County.

"Viewing from Mang Mountain at night" refers to looking at Luoyang from Fengshan Mountain, which is flat on Mang Mountain. To the south of Pingfeng Mountain is the ancient royal city, and to the east is Cuiyun Peak. The trees on it are dense and green like clouds. Hence the name Cuiyun Peak. Wu Zetian once built a splendid summer palace on it. Every hot day in summer, he would lead his ministers into the palace.