What is the mountain next to Huaqingchi?

Mount Li, a branch of the Qinling Mountains, has a story of "playing princes with bonfires" and "praising a smile and forgetting enmity" during the Warring States Period.

There are beacon towers, laojunmiao, Old Mother Temple and Chiang Kai-shek's hiding place in the Xi Incident on the top of the mountain. Now a pavilion has been built, called "Riverside Pavilion", and the locals call it "Catching the River Pavilion".

At the foot of the mountain is Huaqing Pool. Because of the discovery of hot springs, many celebrities came to enjoy them, including Yang Guifei. . .