The Pearl of Southern Shaanxi-Lueyang Station Lueyang Station is located on the Jialing River in the hinterland of Qinling Mountains in Shaanxi Province, in the middle of baoji-chengdu railway. It is a third-class station under the jurisdiction of Xi Railway Bureau. 1954, with the construction of baoji-chengdu railway, it was the earliest railway station in southern Shaanxi.

Geographically, Lueyang is located in the most difficult and dangerous section of Shu Road, which was called "Xingzhou" in ancient times and was regarded as the throat of Shu Road by scholars in previous dynasties. Qifeng spiritual practice around the station, especially Nanshan behind the station, towering like a giant, overlooking Lueyang Station and the ancient city of Lueyang on the other side of the river. The railway runs through the mountains and winds into the mountains.