名詞: n.
tai shan
ㄊㄞˋ ㄕㄢ
Taishan Mountain

Taishan Mountain locates in the east of North China Plain and the middle of Shandong province erecting from the Shandong hills. It is prominent around other hills. The prominent peak, Yuhuang peak, is 1545 meters high and locates in east 117.6 degree, north 36.16 degree. The south of Taishan Mountain is higher than the north. Its south foot of mountain begins from Tai'an city and its north foot of mountain stops in Jinan City, the distance between which is 60 kms.
The mountain is an early birthplace of China's ancient civilization and the area around was one of ancient China's political, economic and cultural centers. Since ancient times Taishan Mountain has been hailed as the "most sublime of the five mountains". Historical records show that a total of 72 emperors of bygone dynasties, from the first Qin Emperor Shihuang onward, have made sacrifices to Taishan Mountain. Mt. Tai has a lot of scenic areas and it is one of China's mountain parks and is a natural museum of history and art. They are Wangmuchi (Heavenly Queen Pool), Hongmen Gong (Red Gate Palace), Nan Tianmen (South Gate to Heaven), Bixia Ci (Azure Cloud Temple). In 1987 UNESCO listed Mount Tai as the World Natural and Cultural Heritage. The four wonders of the mountain are Sun Rises from the East, Golden Belt along the Yellow River, Beautiful Sunset and the Sea of clouds. Other attractive spots are the Rare Rock Dock, Fan Cliff, Aolai Peak, Black Dragon Pool, Longevity Bridge, and the Dragon Pool Waterfall. Men today take an even greater interest in climbing Taishan Mountain. Taishan Mountain is approximately 20 li in height from the base to the Jade Emperor Peak. 6,700 steps lead up to a spot where hills overlap and where you find beautiful waterfalls and oddly shaped pines and cypresses. The scenery changes with each step.

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