Hushan Mountain Introduction
Yujing, formerly known as Jiaobanyan, was the site of a large-scale armed anti-Japanese action led by Yu Qingfang and others in the mountains of Nanhuashan in Yujing during the Japanese colonial period in 1915, known as the Jiaobanyan Incident due to its heavy casualties. Hutoushan (Tiger Head Mountain) is located to the east of Yujing, with an elevation of 239 meters. Named for its resemblance to a tiger's head, it serves as the ancient battlefield of the Jiaobanyan Incident. At the summit stands a memorial for the anti-Japanese martyr Yu Qingfang, marking the highest point in Yujing. From the top, one can enjoy a panoramic view of the Chianan Plain, Yujing, Nanhsi, and the magnificent scenery of the Alishan mountain range. The pathway to the summit is lined with Aiwen and local mango trees, which bloom beautifully in April and May, and bear fruit in June and July. Additionally, several elegant and culturally rich scenic garden restaurants have been established around the peak, where visitors can enjoy the vast misty landscape below while listening to beautiful music and savoring coffee, local Yujing mango ice products, and special mango dishes.