Qintai, according to legend, in the 28th year of Qin Shihuang (2 19 BC), Xu Fu led thousands of boys and girls to the holy mountain at sea to seek the elixir of life, but never returned for a long time. So he ordered everyone in all armies to have grey helmet soil and rice paste to build a platform for outlook. Platform height 19m, bottom perimeter 188.4m, area of 2826m2, top perimeter of 62.8m and area of 3 14m2.
Statue of Qin Shihuang: The bronze statue is majestic and tall, which artistically reproduces the heroic spirit of Qin Shihuang's unification of China. The sculpture is made of forged copper, weighs 6 tons and is 18.9 meters high. The bronze statue of the first emperor, which is called "the best in the world".
"Qintai Small Dance" is one of the eight scenic spots in ancient Binzhou. Years of knowing the state and the official history, there are poems and praises. Out of the east gate of the old Bincheng, at dawn, the platform is faintly visible, shaped like a jujube pit. Seen from a distance, it looks like a mountain peak. There was smoke at sunrise and suddenly appeared. Picturesque. Years of knowing the state and the official history, there are poems and praises. Overview of the ancients: from a distance, the mighty water surface, Penglai fairyland, endless, close at hand; Looking at the Yellow River in the south, the golden belt wants to float; Southwest Bincheng is a promised land and the hometown of civilization.
There are also the Hanque Gate in the Qin and Han Dynasties, the world's tallest bronze statue of Qin Shihuang, the Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the octagonal glass well in the 19th year of Ming Chenghua, the magical Qinhuangtai, Long Yin Lake, Longwang Temple, Yingxian Bridge and other tourist attractions. The construction of Qintai scenic tourist area plays an important role in protecting Qintai's Millennium historical and cultural heritage, improving Binzhou's natural ecological environment and developing tourism.
Octagonal Longjing: It was excavated in the 19th year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty. The well is octagonal with a depth of nine meters. There are three springs in the well, which are crystal clear. The water is salty when the northeast wind blows, sweet when the southwest wind blows, and not dry in winter and summer. It is called "sea eye".