Located in Changping District, Beijing, Juyongguan is of great military imnportance since ancient times. The two strategic (pass) in the south and north are respectively named "South Pass" and "Juyongguan". Grand mountains surround Juyongguan ; an 18km long valley, commonly known as"Guangou", (stretch) right across the middle. In Juyongguan, clear streams belt, green mountains overlap, flowers and trees bloom, and birds sing. Owing to the beautiful scenery, Juyongguan has been honored "Juyong Diecui" and one of the "Eight Great Sights of Beijing".
In the center of stylobate（柱座），there arranges the doorway through people, carriages and horses can all pass. Cloud Terrace at Juyongguan is a large-scale fine work of stone carving, (construct) in Yuan Dynasty. (initial), there were 3 white pagodas（宝塔）. Unfortunately, they (destroy) at the turning of Yuan and Ming Dynasty. Subsequently, "Tai'an Temple" was constructed on the stylobate. However, in the 41st year of Kangxi Reign in Qing Dynasty (1702), the temple suffered from fire, (leave) Cloud Terrace alone.
An overall repair was conducted to architectures in Juyongguan in 1992, restoring (it) former grandness. The (nature) landscape of Juyongguan surroundings is very attractive. Ever since Mingchang Year of Jin Dynasty, "Juyong Diecui" has been listed into "Eight Great Sights of Beijing".
