The small mountain to the left of Qing Shui Gu is called Qing Shui Shan. It's not particularly tall or large, but it has steep slopes on three sides, with only the southern slope being slightly gentler.
There are two paths leading up, making it a strategically advantageous location that is easy to defend but difficult to attack.
Therefore, over the years, the garrison troops of Da Kang stationed in Qing Shui Gu have preferred to set up their camps nearby, allowing them to retreat to the small mountain if the situation becomes critical.
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