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山顶 (shāndǐng) refers to the very top or peak of a mountain, while 山腰 (shānyāo) refers to the middle or waist of a mountain.
山顶 (shāndǐng) is usually the highest point of a mountain and can be used to describe the physical location or elevation. It can also be used figuratively to describe the pinnacle or climax of something. For example, "他站在山顶，俯瞰着美丽的风景" (tā zhàn zài shāndǐng, fǔkàn zhe měilì de fēngjǐng) means "He stood at the top of the mountain, overlooking the beautiful scenery."
山腰 (shānyāo) is the middle section of a mountain, usually between the base and the peak. It can also refer to the slope or side of a mountain. For example, "我们在山腰搭起了帐篷" (wǒmen zài shānyāo dā qǐ le zhàngpeng) means "We set up our tent on the mountainside."
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