The Lei Tai Han Tomb in Wuwei city, a large brick tomb dating from the late Eastern Han Dynasty (186-219 AD), is famous for its unearthed brone sculpture of horse stepping on a flying swallow which was regarded as the symbol of Chinese tourism in 1983. It covers an area of 124,000 square meters and has a history of more than 1,700 years.

Yellow River Stone Forest National Geological Park is located in Longwan village in Jingtai country of Baiyin city in Gansu province. It was formed by the rising of the Earth crust. It covers an area of 50 square km, which was rated as 4A scenic area. The stone forest came into being 4 million years ago.As a result of crustal movement, weathering, rain erosion and other geological processes, a variety of shapes of stone forest landform wonders were created.

This scenic spot is a special place combined with picturesque scenery and mysterious Buddhism,which makes you feel in a pure land far from daily life. The first grotto was carved in the 4th century AD. On June 22, 2014 the Binglingsi grottos were successfully put into the world heritage list by UNESCO.

Kumarajiva (344-413A.D.) was a monk, Buddhist, philosopher and translator of later Qin Dynasty (384-417A.D.).He is one of the four major Buddhism translators in China, together with Xuan Zang, Bu Kong and Zhen Di. He was the founder of translation studies and the master of linguistics.

Zhangye Danxia landform is an amazing place for people who like traveling and photographing. It is national AAAA tourist attraction. In 2011 it was rated as one of ’10 amazing geographical wonders of the world’ by national geographical magazine of U. S. In 2015 it was selected by many well-known websites as one of 25 dreaming travel destinations all over the world .