The Legend of Qiniang Mountain

The charm of Qiniang Mountain lies not only in the connection of mountains and peaks, but also in her colorful legends and stories. Say, Qiniang Mountain, Dapeng Mountain. In the past, it was said that there were seven fairies swimming here, sitting on the sea of Peng Like, looking at its beautiful scenery and unwilling to return to heaven. When the Jade Emperor heard about it, he told Thor to chase it. But they insisted on staying on earth, and the emperor complained bitterly, so he turned it into the Seven Peaks and named it Qiniang Mountain. On the one hand, Qiniang Mountain is a grain-producing mountain, because there are all kinds of crops here, such as potatoes, cassava, taro and yam, which are rich in resources. In particular, Dashiyan (formerly Dashili) is rich in Alpinia officinarum and is famous for its spicy taste. Anyone who goes up the mountain to collect grain will return home full of food, hence the name Grain Mountain.

According to legend, in the early Ming Dynasty, the emperor thought that Li Wanrong, the minister of the DPRK, was insatiable and unpredictable, and even pursued him. After learning this, Li fled to Qiniang Mountain, where he accumulated grain and stationed troops. He became a thief in the mountains, ten steps to the first floor, five steps to a post, heavily guarded. When the local government forces heard about it, they ordered an investigation and sent heavy troops to besiege Qiniang Mountain. Li couldn't help it, so he ordered his men to bury the large amount of gold and silver they had robbed. The number of hidden gold and silver is: "thirteen towers and thirteen rows of towers, all under the shadow of flags." It's hard to figure out how many there are, and it's hard to translate. Today's people can't understand the existing stone tablets. It is said that if you can translate it, you can find gold and silver.

Qiniang Mountain is rich in natural and human resources, and the municipal government decided to build Qiniang Mountain Mountain into a country park for protective development, so as to give full play to the positive role of country parks in the urban ecological environment.