Liang Qing is located about five miles west of Wudao Village, Hejiabao Township, Huairen County, with high mountains and steep slopes. There is a temple named Liang Qing Temple on the mountain, which is said to be the first sight of Manjusri Bodhisattva on the way to Wutai Mountain. There is a brick tower on the main peak called Huayan Temple. The brick tower is about 10 meter high, with seven eaves and eight octagons. It was built in Liao Dynasty. There is a cave in the hollow of the North Peak. There is a stone carving of Manjusri Bodhisattva in the grottoes, which is 65,438 0.78 meters high and lifelike, sitting on the seat of Xu Mi. The brick tower of the main peak echoes the grottoes in the North Peak Valley. According to research, grottoes, Buddha sculptures and brick pagodas were all built in Liao and Jin Dynasties. In summer and autumn, all kinds of shrubs and wild flowers bloom everywhere in the ravine where the grottoes are located and on the hillside beside the ravine, which provides a more elegant and quiet environment for Buddhist activities here. Nowadays, the ruins of ancient buildings and Buddhist activities abound, so it can be inferred that Buddhist activities here were very prosperous in those days.