Passing Through Your City: Pingliang

In the biting cold of December, Pingliang is like a bright pearl that has been hurriedly passed by time, lying quietly in the geometric heart formed by the three ancient cities of Xi'an, Lanzhou, and Yinchuan. It is like the throat of the indispensable second passage on the Eurasian Continental Bridge, with a prominent and unique strategic position. To the east is the ancient charm of Xianyang, to the west is the vastness of Dingxi and Baiyin; to the north is the grandeur of Guyuan, and to the south is the gentle beauty of Baoji and Tianshui. Pingliang enjoys a unique geographical location in the embrace of these four directions. It leans against the towering Longshan Mountains, with the clear waters of the Jinghe and Weihe Rivers flowing beside it, stretching across the land of Qin and Long, like an ancient and majestic guardian, standing quietly on the ancient Silk Road, witnessing the comings and goings of countless merchants and travelers. The Jing River meanders from the mountains, nourishing this land with endless vitality; the Wei River is like a silver ribbon, gently moistening every corner of Pingliang, making its mountains more magnificent and its land more fertile. On this ancient and mysterious land, every stone and leaf seems to tell a story of a thousand years. Pingliang, this ancient and vibrant land, may be quietly waiting for every destined visitor with its unique charm.