Daqing Mountain is located on the coast of the Yellow Sea in southeastern Shandong, 7 kilometers southwest of Wulian County. Surrounded by numerous peaks and gullies, it forms a famous scenic spot with an area of 20 square kilometers. Looking at the whole mountain, there are 36 peaks, 108 caves, 6 pools, 3 gorges, 9 valleys, 4 fields, 8 pings and more than 200 sceneries. It is famous in North China for its four characteristics of "beautiful, secluded, strange and vast".
Furthermore, the relics such as the ancient garden cypress, Xiangyun Temple, Wanhe Temple, the ancient city wall and the folk legend of Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, Liu Bang, riding a horse and throwing his crown, and stationing troops to march west, make it even more blurred and mysterious. Chen Yupeng, a famous scholar from Shanxi Province and a member of the Ministry of Rites in the Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem when he passed by Daqing Mountain: "The stone path is long and winding, and the horses are afraid of the morning wear. Wild flowers and vines are hard to climb.