2. Phoenix Mountain in Hong Kong. Phoenix Mountain is the second highest peak in Hong Kong, with an altitude of 934 meters, which is 23 meters lower than the first peak in Hong Kong, Tai Mo Mountain (957 meters). Phoenix Mountain is located in the west of Lantau Island, New Territories, and its vicinity is included in lantau south country park. Phoenix Mountain is also called Rotten Head Mountain (the origin of the English name LantauPeak), because the top of the mountain looks like a man without a head. In addition, Phoenix Mountain is also called Sparrow Mouth Mountain, because the peak is like a crow with its mouth open. Phoenix Mountain is mainly composed of igneous rocks. There are trees at the lower part of the mountain peak, but due to climate restrictions, trees can only extend to 550 meters above sea level, and the plants in higher places are mainly shrubs and grasses. In terms of animals, there are birds, snakes, butterflies and other wild animals in Phoenix Mountain. The nearby peaks are Muyu Mountain, Gouyaling Mountain, Lion Mountain, Dadongshan Mountain and Qiangshan Mountain.
3. Phoenix Mountain in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Phoenix Mountain is in the southeast of Hangzhou. The elevation of the main peak is178m, and it is adjacent to West Lake in the north and Binjiang in the south. Shaped like a flying phoenix, hence the name. The Sui and Tang Dynasties established state governance here, and Wu Yue in the Five Dynasties was designated as the national capital and built the capital. The capital of the Southern Song Dynasty was built as an imperial city. In the land of Fiona Fang Jiuli, there will be four halls, six platforms and nineteen pavilions on the seventh floor. There is also an artificial imitation of the small West Lake, with six bridges, Feilaifeng and other landscape buildings. After the death of the Southern Song Dynasty, the palace was changed to a temple, and the Yuan Dynasty was destroyed by fire. There are still relics such as Guobao Temple, Guo Sheng Temple, Phoenix Pool and Guo Gongquan.