"Chinese Paintings, Fan Kuan Landscape" The top 100 gray-tile building in the jungle is the Chinese Landscape Art Museum of Xishan Painting Academy. It is the art center of the Northern Landscape Painting School with the theme of the Chinese Song Dynasty landscape. It is a landmark building in the scenic spot, with exhibition rooms and studios covering an area of more than 5,000 square meters. It is a platform for calligraphers and painters to carry out creation, exhibition and artistic exchanges, as well as for calligraphy and painting lovers and collectors to appreciate and collect works of art.

According to this platform, the beautiful scenery of Yixiantian is about 150m. It is a large rift valley with a length of about a kilometer. It is a unique portrayal of the Danxia geological structure. The stream in the valley is gurgling and winding, and the narrowest part is less than half a foot wide, just like direct sunlight. There is a line of sky, so it is called a line of sky. According to legend, the jade rabbit of Fairy Chang'e heard that Guanyin Bodhisattva's nectar return to the local people's streams can make people more dignified and beautiful, so they secretly went down to the earth to bathe and play in the water because of the tall mountains. Blocking the sunlight, she immediately split the mountain with her divine power, and the sun shot directly into the stream, bathing in the sun and playing in the water, but after being known by Fairy Chang'e, she was demoted to the mortal world and turned into a boulder to protect the stream. There has been continuous water flow all year round, and now you can still see a huge boulder resembling a jade rabbit in the front, so this boulder is called by the locals as a jade rabbit looking at the sky, passing through the sky, there is a place that looks like a tortoise. The locals call it a turtle cover. Unlike elsewhere, it is unusually soft and unusual in the Danxia geological structure, and it faces away from the Fusu Temple located at Shimenguan, the Tao of Qin in the old days.