Peach Blossom Creek, also known as Urn Water, is a fairytale world that returns to its true nature. It has been hidden in the depths of Daba Mountain, located in the most beautiful village in China, Pingli County, Shaanxi. Driving fifteen kilometers from the county seat, bypassing Guxian Lake, you will enter a valley in the lofty mountains of the Taiping River in Guangfo Town. Entering it, it is like drilling into a huge urn valley, presenting people with a cool picture of ink and danqing, and the green mountains on all sides are like green screens, babbling water, clear and clear; Ancient wood shade, climbing vine attached to kudzu; Strange rocks and different shapes; Exotic flowers and grasses, wild and interesting.

A winding boardwalk, climbing over a section of dangerous walls, winding on the stream, winding paths stretching through the mountains and rivers, willows and flowers in the depths of the clouds, fascinating to find the mountain stories of dreams and the leisurely and idyllic Taoyuan people. The reason why it was called "urn water" before is that it preserves a primitive piece of the depths of the Chongling Mountains, which is the gift of nature when it is a natural work, so that she has bred the charm of the "boudoir" that has been hidden in the mountains for a long time, and has not unveiled her mystery. Now she has come from ancient times, embracing the world with open and warm arms, showing her face, intoxicating and long-lost kisses. Let people revel in attachment, in the depths of that smoke cloud, there must be hidden Tao Yuanming's pursuit of the Taoyuan Victory, or his sister article of the twin of the other place. The depth of its valley, the agility of the stream, the antiquity of the state of matter, and the ethereal spirit of the pure air are all breathtaking! It is the best place for people to relax and health, scientific exploration, photography and painting, poetry writing, and return to the truth. Even more intriguing is the poignant and popular mountain story that takes place here. Tell visitors the origin of this peach blossom stream.