The First Mound under the Heaven
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It had a length of 14.3 meter, a width of 15.7 meters and a height 8.3 meters. It was built upon a cliff that was 50 meters elevated from the ground with the Taolaihe River flowing alongside of it. The river continuously washes out and erodes the cliff-side endangering the remaining mound. Even with much effort from the local government by building a dam upriver hoping to reduce erosion, the southeastern corner of the mound had inevitably collapsed and been swept down the river without trace.
A tourist scenic spot was developed in the adjacent area, where tourists can ride the water slider, water drift in the river, or pay a visit to various scenes close by. There is a beautiful valley, an archaized army camp, a suspension bridge and various sculptures of the ancient warriors and war scenes. Visiting these places of interest and participating in the activities is quite an interesting sightseeing as well as learning experience of the local traditions and customs.
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"I want go to see by my own eyes."
aliceshu said at 2008-8-8 4:25:00
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I have known the history of the First Mound under the Heaven and I also understand why it is so important for ancient China. But when I surf the internet, I got many comments about it. Most of these comments gave me an impression that the First Mound under the Heaven is not worth seeing. But they also showed that the sceneries nearby it were very spectacular and the cultures there are very interesting. I think that I will go to there to see whether these comments are true are not.
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longcaihong asked at 2008-8-10 20:58:00
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