Jue Mountain: Two Peaks Side by Side
Thirteen kilometres from Jincheng, two summits above the Dan River carry a name built from paired jade and a local sight described as the moon being released between them.
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Qinglian Temple on a Hill above Jincheng
Two courts in Zezhou county hold six Tang figures, a Song hall of 1089 and a Ming reliquary pagoda; the article follows the layers and marks where the record stops.
Diji City: A Fortress Beside the Qin River
An oval town of 1638 built on a spur inside a bend of the Qin, with a water gate towards the river, a land gate towards the village and crucibles pressed into the ramparts.
Huangcheng Xiangfu: Two Compounds in One
The inner fortress begun in 1632 and the outer mansion finished in 1703 belong to one family; the article walks up from the valley and asks what the walls were for.
The Yan Emperor Mausoleum at Gaoping
A legendary burial, several claimants and one municipal-level site: the article sets out what the Gaoping mausoleum claims, what the state records show and what a ritual landscape is for.