Shandong has not only Mount Tai, but also Mount Emei.

Shandong has not only Mount Tai, but also Mount Emei|||There is a Mount Emei in Huaiyin District, Jinan City, Shandong Province. There used to be an ancient building complex on the mountain, which is now a municipal-level cultural relic protection unit. The ancient building complex of Mount Emei was built according to the mountain's topography and is divided into upper and lower courtyards. The upper courtyard is a Taoist building, with Wenchang Pavilion in the east and Bixia Palace in the west. The lower courtyard is a Buddhist building, with the gate in the northeast corner, the Three Great Hall in the middle of the north, the east and west with side halls and auxiliary buildings, and the bell and drum towers in the south. Due to various reasons such as age, natural disasters, and man-made damage, only the gate, bell tower, Three Great Hall, six building sites, and several broken steles remain in the lower courtyard. "Mount Emei" was called Miji Mountain in ancient times. Some scholars have verified that this mountain is the "Miji" recorded in "Zuo Zhuan: The Second Year of Duke Cheng". Emei and Emei are interchangeable, which means it has the same name as Mount Emei in Sichuan. In fact, there are many mountains named "Emei" all over the country. There is also a "Mount Hua" in Jinan. Have you been there?