Introduction to Xianrencheng Terrace: Xianrencheng Terrace is located in the valley on the west bank of Fenglinzhou Lake. According to legend, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che (reigned from 140 BC to 87 BC) wanted to live forever. He heard from Taoist priests that eating nectar mixed with jade fragments could stop the yin energy and generate yang energy, making him immortal, so he ordered the establishment of a chapter in Xi'an. The palace built a bronze immortal on a tray. The focal point of this garden was built around the Jiaqing period and was originally a bronze statue. The bronze statue was lost after the garden was destroyed. The Suilu Immortal is now erected at the original site. It is an ink jade stone sculpture that was reproduced in 1989. The style and size are all based on the pictures collected in the Qing Dynasty.