Introduction to Qinyu Road: From Guanlong Pavilion, walk east along a cobblestone road on the northern slope of Langyatai for more than 200 meters, and you will arrive at Qinyu Road. This is the path that Qin Shihuang took when he ascended Langyatai in ancient times. The current Royal Road was rebuilt on the old roadbed in 1994. In the middle of the road is a smooth road paved with black square bricks, with steps made of granite on both sides, and stone guardrails along the road. The road is 6.8 meters wide and 135 meters high, with a total of 386 steps and 4 spacious platforms in the middle. On the east side of the third platform is an ancient building site excavated when the imperial road was rebuilt. It is made of yellow rocks layer by layer and looks like an ancient Egyptian pyramid. When you climb the imperial road, you can hear the footsteps of the people in front of you. It sounds very special, like stepping on water, which coincides with Qin Deshui's theory of virtue. Climbing to the top of Langya Terrace, looking around, you can see the peaks rising and falling below your feet, the sea spreading to the horizon, and people being very close to the sky.