Liaoyang, formerly known as “Xiangping” with a history of over 2,300 years, is the earliest city in Northeast China and is known as the “First City in Northeast China”. There are 7 national cultural relics protection units, such as the Mural Tombs of the Han and Wei Dynasty, the White Pagoda of the Liao Dynasty, the Dongjing City Site of the Later Jin Dynasty, and 140 intangible cultural heritages, such as Liaoyang drum music and classical tricks. Liaoyang is a national forest city with 2.88 million mu of forest land, 166 large and small peaks, 130 long and short rivers, and 390,000 mu of water. Taizi River stretches for more than 400 kilometers, and Longfeng Mountain, Daheishan Mountain, Wucenglazi Mountain and Longding Mountain stand towering. The Longshi Scenic Tourist Area has lush trees and fresh air, making it one of the few “ecological oxygen bars” and “urban green islands” in the province; The Longfeng Mountain Scenic Area, a national 3A level tourist attraction, boasts a graceful and natural beauty; The Tanghe Lake Scenic Area and Shenwo Lake Scenic Area blend with mountains and rivers, creating a beautiful landscape; The Hehuogou Scenic Area boasts lush valleys and picturesque scenery throughout the four seasons, earning it the reputation of the “Ten-mile Gallery”.