Qingshan Village, Jiaxiang County

　　Qingshan Village is situated 7.5 kilometers southeast of Jiaxiang County. Nestled at the foot of the picturesque Qing Mountain, the village lies east of Provincial Highway 252, south of the Zhu-Zhao New River, north of the Zhu River, and west of the Friendship River. Approximately five kilometers to the southeast lies the only civil airport in southwestern Shandong. This forms a well-connected water, land, and air transportation network, providing solid infrastructure for visitors’ travel. Currently, the village has a population of 2,806, with 789 households and 3,010 mu of arable land, averaging 1.07 mu of cultivated land per person. The per capita net income last year was 8,400 yuan. Over the years, Qingshan Village has been honored multiple times by the county and city governments with titles such as “Strong Village and Prosperous People Party Branch,” “Five-Star Village,” “Advanced Village,” “Comprehensive Assessment Advanced Unit,” and “Comprehensive Governance Advanced Unit.”

　　The village gets its name from its proximity to Qing Mountain. Halfway up the mountain lies the Qingshan Temple, surrounded by lush pines and cypresses, offering a beautiful environment. In 2000, it was designated as a municipal-level forest park. It is also a national AAA-level tourist attraction, a national cultural heritage site, and a provincial geological park. With dense forests and refreshing air, Qing Mountain is a serene destination.

　　Address: 7.5 kilometers southeast of Jiaxiang County, nestled at the foot of the scenic Qing Mountain

　　Operating hours: 24 hours

　　Highlights: To the east of the village are Puxing Temple, Jade Emperor Summit, and the thousand-year-old Fayun Temple. To the south lies Longquan Temple and other historic sites.

　　Supporting facilities:

　　Dining and guest rooms available; average consumption is 60 yuan per person