Chengshantou, also known as "the end of the sky", is located in Longxudao Town, Rongcheng City, Shandong Province, and is named after being located at the easternmost end of Chengshantou Mountain Range. Chengshantou is surrounded by the sea on three sides, one side is connected with the land, and the other side faces South Korea across the sea, only 94 nautical miles apart. This is the easternmost part of the land-sea junction of China, where the sunrise at sea was first seen. Since ancient times, it has been known as "the place where the sun rises" and "the Cape of Good Hope in China". The highest point of Chengshantou Scenic Area is 200 meters above sea level, with a width of 0.75 km from east to west and a length of 1 km from north to south, covering an area of 2.5 square kilometers. Here, the peaks are green and continuous, the sea is vast and blue, the cliffs are towering, and the waves and snow are magnificent. It is an ideal tourist summer resort. 1988, approved by the State Council as a "national scenic spot". There are many famous scenic spots in the wildlife park, such as Hailu Island, Shihuang Temple, Lishi in Qin Dynasty, sun worship, Qin Bridge relics, Wanghai Pavilion, Guantao Pavilion and Zhenlong Stone. In 2 19 BC and 2 10 BC, Qin Shihuang visited this place twice, broke the bridge and looked for the elixir of life, leaving behind the Qinling Ruins, the Social Education Platform and the only "First Emperor Temple" in China, and the East Gate of Qin at the End of the Heaven written by Lisi. In 94 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty toured the sea in the east, worshipped the "Sun Temple" in the mountains, watched the sunrise, built a "view of the mountains" and wrote "Song of the Wild Goose"; After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), state leaders and a large number of domestic and foreign literati have come here for sightseeing. Comrade Hu Yaobang wrote the words "the end of the sky" and "surge of emotion surge". Donkey Island is located in the northern waters of Chengshantou, and the nearest distance from the land is 4 nautical miles. Because of the beautiful scenery, far from the land, it attracts countless seabirds to live, lay eggs and multiply here. Every spring, thousands of seagulls come here to live and lay eggs, and there are countless nests in the cracks, so it is also called the seagull kingdom. Shihuang Temple is located on the lower sunny slope of Chengshan Mountain. It was originally a palace built by Qin Shihuang during his tour of Chengshan in 2 10 BC. Later, in order to commemorate the first emperor's visit, local residents converted it into the first emperor's temple. It is also the only temple in China to commemorate Qin Shihuang. There are front hall, main hall, First Emperor Hall, East Hall, Denggong Hall, Bell Tower and Stage. The hall is magnificent with blue bricks, red columns and golden crowns. In Deng Qing Temple, Emperor Guangxu announced the memorial tablet of Deng Shichang, a patriotic general of Beiyang Navy, and the coffin of Xu Fuchang, the first temple builder. (Cultural Relics Unearthed in Qing Dynasty) The Qin and Han Dynasties Literature and History Museum is located in Chengshantou Scenic Area. In the museum, the cultural and historical materials and cultural relics related to Chengshantou Scenic Area in Qin and Han Dynasties are the main display contents, and figures, paintings, photos, sand tables and photoelectric displays are the display means, so that each exhibition hall is independent and continuous. It not only has the characteristics of mountains, but also has far-reaching history, national color and modern style to show the long history of the Chinese nation and educate tourists in patriotism. The name of this museum was inscribed by Mr. Yu Zhiyuan, a national expert with outstanding contributions, a famous professor of ancient literature and history in China and honorary president of Dalian University Normal College. In 2 19 BC, Qin Shihuang led a civilian military commander to swim eastward to Chengshantou, thinking that at the end of the day, Prime Minister Li Si wrote down "Qin Dongmen at the end of the day" and erected a monument in Chengshantou. Due to the age, the stone tablet broke into two pieces, and the part with words on it fell into the sea. The existing mountaintop pedestal is120cm high,145cm wide and 75cm thick. According to experts' research, "this stone tablet is a wooden rock, which is different from granite and is indeed a standing stone in the Qin Dynasty".