The Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum, the origin of Chinese civilization

As descendants of the Yellow Emperor, Chinese people have never stopped tracing their roots. This time, we visited the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum Scenic Area in Huangling County, Yan'an City. The scenic area mainly includes two areas: the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum and the Xuanyuan Temple. The Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum is located on the top of Qiaoshan Mountain, surrounded by ancient cypress trees. The park features attractions such as the Hanwu Immortal Platform, Lingxing Gate, Sacrificial Pavilion, Tomb Mound, and Longyu Pavilion. The Xuanyuan Temple is a place for worshiping and offering sacrifices to the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan. It is located on the eastern slope of Qiaoshan Mountain, where the Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum is located. The temple features attractions such as the Temple Gate, Sincerity Pavilion, Stele Pavilion, "Ancestor of Humanity" Hall, Sacrificial Square, and Xuanyuan Hall. The Yellow Emperor's Mausoleum Scenic Area is surrounded by ancient cypress trees, standing tall like canopies. The ancient cypress courtyard is home to the "Yellow Emperor's Hand-Planted Cypress," known as the father of cypress trees worldwide, and the "Hanging Armor Cypress" of Emperor Wu of Han, a wonder among cypress trees worldwide.