Introduction to Bijia Mountain: The three peaks of Bijia Mountain stand side by side, and their shape resembles the pen holders used by ancient literati, hence the name Bijia Mountain. The original Beacon Mountain resembled the Chinese character "山" for a mountain. The middle peak was very prominent and was significantly higher than the two sides. After thousands of years of wind and rain and great changes, Bijia Mountain has lost its original majesty and splendor. There is a naturally formed circular earth pit behind Bijia Mountain. The soil is very moist all year round. It is said that Du Fu used to make inkstones. The inkstone pool of poetry.