From east to west, the Qinling Mountains span more than 1,600 kilometers across central China. It is like a natural barrier, blocking the flow of cold and warm air, allowing China to have a south and a north; it is also like a protective circle, becoming a sanctuary for many rare animals and plants such as crested ibises, giant pandas, golden monkeys, and takin.

In the Qinling Mountains that stretch for thousands of miles, there is still a tradition of seclusion that has lasted for thousands of years in the Zhongnan Mountains; and the most unique style is the stone mountain - Huashan.

The Weihe River, the mother river of Shaanxi people, carries a large amount of sediment and intersects with the Jinghe River. It created the fertile Guanzhong Plain of 36,000 square kilometers and also fed the rise of the Qin Empire.

Qianling Mausoleum, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Daming Palace, ancient city walls... Qin, Han, Tang, Ming, the time and space of the thirteen dynasties have gathered together in Xi'an to form a brand new city, adding new value to the culture.

Ancient life turned into oil and natural gas on this land, traveling through thousands of years in the form of energy. Sufficient sunshine, strong wind, and continuously upgraded energy models make Shaanxi the core of the energy corridor.

Loess, Yellow River, and yellow skin, history continues, and the sea where all rivers unite is just ahead.