Mount Hua—historically known as the "Western Great Mountain" (Xiyue) and poetically referred to as "Taihua Mountain"—is located in Huayin City, Weinan, Shaanxi Province, China. As one of China’s renowned "Five Great Mountains," it is celebrated globally for its reputation as the "most precipitous mountain under heaven." A national 5A-rated tourist attraction, Mount Hua is composed of a single, massive Mesozoic granite formation. Beyond its significance as the "Fourth Grotto-Heaven" (a sacred site in Taoism), it is also revered as a holy mountain for the Chinese nation and stands as one of the vital cradles of Chinese civilization.