According to legend, Emperor Tian and Xing Tian fought for the throne, and Xing Tian's head was beheaded and buried in Changyang Mountain. Thousands of years later, with the vicissitudes of life, a small hill appeared inexplicably on the side of Changyang Mountain, which the locals called "Luanli Mountain". There is a small village at the foot of Luanli Mountain, with a river flowing around the village. For thousands of years, no one knows how Luanli Mountain got its name.
