Historical Connotation of Jinshawan Eco-tourism Zone

Jinsha Bay, a magical land, has a long history and profound cultural heritage. According to legend, from 1226 to 1227, Genghis Khan, a generation of Tianjiao, went on an expedition to Xixia through the mountain bay under the table mountain. When he saw the majestic mountain behind the bay as a barrier, the Yellow River surged in front of the bay, and two golden mountains were located in the bay, which amazed the hero, so he decided to camp here and dispatch troops, and chose a skilled blacksmith named Joel Daorima to dig treasures from the mountain. The blacksmith made great contributions to Genghis Khan, who gave this magical treasure to the blacksmith. And named this mountain Wuren Earth and Stone Mountain (meaning the anvil of a skillful craftsman), namely Table Mountain. The blacksmith had a son named Hai Ruo Brihai, who was born as brave, tenacious, skilled and powerful as a lion. One day, Genghis Khan led his men to inspect behind a hill; People were surprised to find that an eagle was cutting meat and feeding it to a little girl. Genghis Khan believes that the eagle is a god and an eagle that protects mankind. In order to praise the eagle, he drew an eagle on a small white flag and tied it to the flagpole of Sulaide, calling it Chagan Sulaide. This mountain package is named Shen Yingshan.

Folks often bring meat to the mountains to worship vultures and pray for their safety. The little girl who was once fed by the condor has grown into a beautiful girl. One day, the girl went up the mountain and asked the condor to bless the world. Suddenly, seven wolves surrounded the girl, and Hai Ruo Brihai happened to meet it. Hai Ruo Bulihai drove away the wolves. From then on, the two fell in love. Blacksmiths are not allowed to get married just because girls are Han Chinese. Hai Ruo Bligh is not married, and neither is the girl. It was not until a hundred years later that two trees grew in the place where the girl was rescued. Hai Ruo Bulihai fought the wolf. One is Sha Wang Ba, and the other is Sha Dong Qing. These two trees are closely connected. Later, it was called Lover Tree, which was called Bulihai in Hai Ruo in Mongolian, and Haibowan in Tibetan, commonly known as Haibowan, was the Lion Bay. Therefore, future generations have a golden bay.

Jinsha Bay, just like folklore, is a treasure trove of geomantic omen, with the majestic Table Mountain in the east and the surging Yellow River in the west. According to legend, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty built a city on the Yellow River in front of the Bay to conquer the Huns. Yue Fei was stationed here when he was fighting in Helan Mountain, and Yang Liulang was also stationed here when he was on the Western Expedition. Tibetan monks pass through here specially. In 2005, the Lady Dowager Lama Temple received Xiangtu Budan and his disciple Zamusiren, and Master Chao Gejile went to Jinsha Bay to practice magic and recite scriptures for Jinsha Bay. Xia Tian, member of the Standing Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and deputy director of the Ethnic and Religious Committee, wrote the book Jinsha Bay. Huang Fengqi, former secretary of Wuhai Municipal Party Committee, wrote a poem for Jinsha Bay.

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Starting from Wuhai City, walk ten kilometers north along Airport Road and cross Beijing-Tibet Expressway to the east, and Jinsha Bay Eco-tourism Zone will come into view.

From a distance, the statue of Genghis Khan riding a horse and hanging a sword is solemn, and the majestic image of a generation of Tianjiao Mongolian holy Lord appears in front of us.

Genghis Khan, born in A.D. 1 162, is an aristocratic family of the Borzijigitjin clan in Mongolia. When he was born, his father quickly defeated Batur, led the soldiers to break the powerful enemy Tatar tribe, and captured the enemy commander Temujin. To commemorate this great victory, father gave Temujin's name to his eldest son. Temujin spent his childhood and adolescence in turmoil and suffering. When he established his ambition of unifying Mongolian tribes, he organized 40 thousand cavalry. After more than 20 years of military career, he finally unified Mongolia. In A.D. 1206, the nobles of Mongolian tribes gathered on the banks of Wonan River and worshipped Temujin as a great Khan of Mongolia. In order to unify the whole country, Genghis Khan led 200,000 Mongolian troops and occupied Central Asia and West Asia from east to west, until now Eastern Europe and northern Iran.

1227 AD, Genghis Khan died in the palace of Qingshui in Liupanshan (now Lingwu County, Ningxia) when he attacked Xixia, at the age of 66.

In 2002, when Zhang Xiang and his son developed Jinsha Bay, they found more than 30 pieces 10 kinds of cultural relics from the Genghis Khan era in the bay, which are now collected by Wuhai Cultural Relics Museum. In order to commemorate this Mongolian hero handed down from ancient times, this sculpture was built, which is the pride of the Mongols and the pride of the Chinese nation.

On the north side of the statue, in front of the yurt that can accommodate more than 200 people at the same time, two flagpoles stand upright, symbolizing Sulede (military emblem). Each flagpole has a bright trident with the graphics of the sun and the moon on it, and the middle is connected by a string, with red, yellow, blue, green and white flags. These colorful flags are flying in the breeze, and the patterns on them look like a fine horse taking off. The middle of the fork is like an arrow, and the two sides are shaped like bows, which radiate like bows and arrows. Standing under its flag, you always feel a little mysterious. Thought there was something sacred here.

Actually, it is a spear, a flag, a bow and an arrow. Genghis Khan held high this banner during the Western Expedition and captured Xixia with bows and spears. Later, in order to commemorate the Lord, ordinary people copied its flag and weapons and erected them in front of their own houses. Worship must be made on holidays, which is a symbol of the symbolic activities that Mongolians usually hope to be prosperous, happy and auspicious.