Langya Mountain is located in the southwest of Yi County, Hebei Province. It consists of five 36 peaks. The main peak, Lotus Petal, is 1,105 meters above sea level. The mountain is steep and upright, like a giant wolf's tooth of uneven length, so it is named "Langya Mountain". The main peak, Lotus Petal, is 1,105 meters above sea level. The northwest two sides are steep cliffs, and the southeast two sides are slightly lower. There is a narrow path leading to the main peak. "Yanwang Nose" and "Little Devil Face" and other dangerous places still need to pass by the wall. Climbing up and looking far away, the peaks stand in a row, rugged and steep, like wolf's teeth, and the fog in the stream is ethereal and mysterious. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese army swept Langya Mountain. In order to cover the retreat of the main force, the Eighth Route Army soldiers Ma Baoyu, Ge Zhenlin, Song Xueyi and other five people fought for 5 hours, fired the last bullet, and bravely jumped off the cliff. In 1942, in order to commemorate the heroic deeds of the five warriors, a memorial tower for the five warriors was built on the main peak of Langya Mountain, Qipantuo. It was rebuilt in 1958, and Marshal Nie Rongzhen personally wrote "Memorial Tower of the Five Warriors of Langya Mountain". "Langya Jingxiu" is one of the ancient landscapes of ancient Yandu, known as the "Little Huangshan Mountain in the North". The main landscapes include the Red Agate Cave and Qipantuo. Langya Mountain is a national patriotism education base, a national forest park, and one of the 100 classic red tourist attractions in China.
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Interpretation of Langya Mountain from the perspective of Eastern philosophy In Eastern philosophy, natural landscapes are often regarded as the gathering of spiritual energy between heaven and earth, and are a symbol of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. Langya Mountain, with its steep mountains and rich natural landscapes, embodies the Taoist philosophy of "Tao follows nature". The mountains are shrouded in clouds and mist, and the peaks are stacked, as if they are the work of nature, making people feel the vast power between heaven and earth. From the perspective of Confucianism, the magnificent scenery of Langya Mountain can inspire people's moral sentiments, allowing people to understand the philosophy of "the benevolent enjoy mountains, and the wise enjoy water" in the influence of nature, and cultivate a moral realm of harmonious coexistence with nature. Interpretation of Langya Mountain from the perspective of Western philosophy From the perspective of Western philosophy, the natural landscape of Langya Mountain can be interpreted as a manifestation of existentialism and phenomenology. Existentialism emphasizes individual freedom and choice. Every scene of Langya Mountain gives tourists different experiences and perceptions. The subjectivity and personalization of this experience reflect the uniqueness of the individual's perception of the world in existentialism. Phenomenology focuses on the direct perception of things. The natural beauty of Langya Mountain, whether it is the majestic peaks or the gurgling streams, directly affects people's senses, allowing people to understand the true meaning of nature in direct experience. This direct perceptual experience is the core of phenomenological philosophy. Comprehensive interpretation Whether it is Eastern philosophy or Western philosophy, Langya Mountain has become a carrier of philosophical thinking with its unique natural landscape. Eastern philosophy emphasizes the harmonious coexistence of man and nature, while Western philosophy focuses on individual experience and perception. Langya Mountain is not only a natural landscape, but also a philosophical classroom, allowing people to think about the meaning of life and comprehend the mysteries of the universe in the embrace of nature.