Huaya Zi

　　Huaya Zi is located in Huaya Gou on the western side of Tuyao Village, Huanghua Township, about 20 kilometers north of the county town. It is a long, deep, and secluded mountain valley that stretches 10 kilometers from east to west and is about 300 meters wide.

　　The valley features high mountains and deep gullies, with precipitous terrain. Towering peaks rise on both the northern and southern sides, forming steep cliffs and rugged rock faces dotted with jagged boulders. The cliffs display a striking array of colors — red, white, yellow, blue, and ochre — creating a vibrant and colorful landscape, which is how Huaya Zi (Flower Cliff) got its name. Lush layers of oak, birch, linden, poplar, and pine trees cover the steep green peaks, forming a dense green canopy. Wild boars, roe deer, wolves, and foxes are often spotted in the forest, while birds flit among the branches and butterflies flutter through the flowers, completing a scene of emerald hills, blooming flowers, and birdsong. The valley floor is dotted with springs, crisscrossed by streams, and graced with elegant waterfalls where crystal-clear water splashes down. The meandering Shatang River, with its clear, rushing waters, cuts through the valley. Scenic spots in the area include Giant Axe Peak and Camel Peak, and notable valleys include Birch Valley, Wild Boar Valley, and East Valley.