The Weishan Ancient City is located in the western part of Yunnan mourning The ancient city, first built in the Yuan Dynasty, was converted into a brick city in the Ming Dynasty, and its appearance remains today. Weishan is also one of the longest-established areas in Yunnan where the Tusi system was implemented, and its long history has given birth to numerous temples and monasteries that echo and complement the colorful natural landscape. The streets in the Weishan Ancient City are built in a standard tic-tac-toe structure with the Arch City Tower as the center, with 25 streets and 18 lanes, 14 kilometers long. The houses in the city basically maintain the Chinese structure, while the houses on both sides of the main axis in the south and north have preserved intact the architectural patterns and styles of the Ming and Qing dynasties, with the houses facing about 15 degrees west of south, which is a combination of the best local lighting to make up for the The houses are facing about 15 degrees west of south, which is the best way to make up for the bad light of the "Four Houses and Five Wells". The Weishan Ancient City has a simple folk style and a deep cultural heritage, which, together with the suitable climate, has created a leisurely and calm life character for the people of Weishan. There are many cultural relics and monuments in Dali Weishan and many scenic spots, including Weibao Mountain, Weishan Ancient City, Xuanlong Temple, Yuanjue Temple, Mountain Dragon Mountain Yu Tu City, Yunying Temple, Chen Ishu's sarcophagus, Huiming Temple, Dongshan Monghua Spiritual Spring, Bird Road Xiongguan, Wuyin Mountain and so on.