"The rain and fog of the black sheath are flying in chaos, and the Han envoy is surrounded by the banner of Cuiwei", this poem describes the Wusheling Ridge, which is known as the "gateway of Hexi". Wusheling is located in Tianzhu Tibetan Autonomous County, Wuwei City, Gansu Province, is the starting point of the eastern end of the Hexi Corridor, the highest peak is more than 3,500 meters above sea level, and the terrain is dangerous.
Located at the junction of the first and second echelons of continental topography, Wusheling is the watershed of the inland and outflow rivers, and is also the dividing line between the monsoon and non-monsoon regions, the arid and semi-arid regions. Since ancient times, it has been the main road of transportation between the East and the West and the place where the soldiers must fight, Zhang Qian and Xuanzang went west through here, the young general Huo Qubing attacked the Huns from here, the Great Wall of Han and Ming Dynasty met here, and countless thrilling stories were staged here.
The Lanwu section of the Lanzhang high-speed railway has just been opened to traffic, and the train with a speed of up to 250 kilometers per hour passes through the new Wusheling tunnel, so that the remote place is no longer far away.
On July 8, in the Lanwu section of the Lanzhang high-speed railway, the train drove out of the new Wusheling tunnel (drone photo). Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Peishen
On July 8, the train traveled on the Lanwu section of the Lanzhang high-speed railway under the Wusheling Mountains (drone photo). Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Lang Bingbing
On July 8, tourists visit the wooden plank road on the Wusheling Mountains to enjoy the scenery (drone photo). Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
On July 8th, tourists visited the Xiulong Grassland Tent City under the Wusheling Mountains. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Peishen
The tent city of the Xiulong Grassland taken on June 21, with the Maya Snow Mountain in the distance (drone photo). Xinhua News Agency (photo by Byzhanlong)
On July 8, the sheep foraged for food in the pastures under the Wusheling Mountains. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Lang Bingbing
The tent city of the Grassland of the Grassland under the Wusheling Mountains taken on July 8 (drone photo). Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Lang Bingbing
On July 8, clouds and mist shrouded over Wusheling after the rain (drone photo) Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Peishen
The tent city of the Grassland of the Grassland under the Wusheling Mountains taken on July 8 (drone photo). Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Peishen
The beacon of the Ming Great Wall under the Wusheling Mountains was photographed on July 8. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Fan Peishen
On July 8, National Highway 312 and the Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty on the Wusheling Mountains lined side by side (drone photo). Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
The Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty under the Wusheling Mountains taken on July 8 (drone photo). Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Lang Bingbing
The Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty under the Wusheling Mountains was photographed on July 8. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
On July 8, tourists visited the wooden plank road on the Wusheling Ridge to enjoy the scenery. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
The Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty under the Wusheling Mountains was photographed on July 8. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
Photographed on July 8 of the Ming Great Wall and distant villages under the Wusheling Mountains. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
Scenery of Wusheling Mountain taken on July 8. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
The beacon of the Ming Great Wall under the Wusheling Mountains was photographed on July 8. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
The stele of "Wusheling Ridge, the gateway to Hexi", was taken on July 8 on Wusheling Ridge. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning
The Great Wall of the Ming Dynasty under the Wusheling Mountains was photographed on July 8. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Ma Ning