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　　Hello, tourists, I am_ The tour guide of the travel agency is the localcompanion of your visit to Wudang. My name is_ People call me_ That's it. Firstof all, I would like to welcome you on behalf of the travel agency. On my righthand side is master Zhao, the driver. We will serve you this day. I wish you allhave a good time in this tour.

　　At this moment, our journey to Wudang is about to begin. Wudang Mountain islocated in Danjiangkou City under the jurisdiction of Shiyan City, an importanttown in the northwest of Hubei Province, with Xiangfan in the East, Shennongjiain the south, Shiyan in the West and Danjiangkou Reservoir in the north. It is afamous Taoist Holy Land and a world cultural heritage.

　　The natural landscape of Wudang Mountain is mainly masculine, with multiplecharacteristics of danger, wonder, seclusion and beauty. All the peaks aroundthe main peak vie for greatness and wonder, but they all bend down and nodtoward the main peak, forming the spectacle of "72 peaks facing the top". WudangMountain has different scenery in four seasons, but it is "cold in winter butnot cold, hot in summer but not hot", which is one of the summer resorts inChina.

　　The beautiful natural landscape of Wudang Mountain is amazing, but thecultural landscape of Wudang Mountain is even more fascinating. Wudang Mountainis currently the largest Taoist activity center in China. One of the reasons whyit is famous is its rich Taoist culture and the rich and exquisite bronze relicsin various temples.

　　The other is Wudang martial arts, which is known as "Shaolin in the north,Wudang in the South". Wudang martial arts is a treasure of Chinese martial arts,which is well-known at home and abroad. Wudang Kung Fu, also known as NeijiaKung Fu, has a long history, is broad and profound, and is well-known. At theend of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Wudang Taoist ZhangSanfeng established Wudang Neijia boxing, which is known as the founder ofWudang martial arts and laid the foundation for the development of Wudangmartial arts.

　　After Taoist cultural relics and Wudang martial arts, let's take a look atthe ancient buildings in Wudang Mountain. The ancient architecture of WudangMountain is famous for its grand scale and magnificent momentum. It was built inthe Tang Dynasty, rebuilt in the song and Yuan Dynasties, and reached its peakin the Ming Dynasty. The whole building is set up according to the Taoist storyof "Zhenwu Xiuxian". It is well arranged because of the mountain. Some of themare built on the top of dangerous mountain peaks, some on precipices, and somein deep mountains and forests. The whole architectural complex is a collectionof excellent architectural styles in ancient China, reaching a high degree ofintegration of architecture and nature, just like an exhibition of ancientarchitectural achievements in China.

　　Having said so much, I think you can't wait. Now we have come to the footof Wudang Mountain. Please take your belongings and get off the car and startour pilgrimage!

　　Now the green glazed tile hall in front of us is Zixiao palace. Because thewind mountains around this place naturally formed a treasure chair for twodragons playing with pearls, Emperor Yongle called it "Zixiao blessed land". Thestatues of the old, middle-aged and young Zhenwu God and the sitting statues ofWenwu immortal in the shrine on Xumi seat, a stone carving in the hall, aredifferent and lifelike. They are the art treasures of Ming Dynasty in China. The12 Zhang Long fir on my right hand side is said to have suddenly come from afar,so it is called Feilai fir. It is said that one end of the fir can be knockedlightly, and the other end can be knocked Hearing the crisp sound, it is alsocalled "xianglingshan". As for why it flies there, I think it is also attractedby the famous scenery there!

　　Wudang Mountain has 36 rocks. Now we come to Nanyan, which is considered tobe the most beautiful of the 36 rocks. The natural landscape of Wudang Mountainis integrated with the exquisite architecture, which can be fully reflectedthere. This stone hall on the cliff was built in the Yuan Dynasty. Beside thecliff, there is a Dragon carving stone beam, which is 2.9 meters deep and only30 cm wide. It is carved with a dragon on top and a dragon on the top This isthe famous "dragon head incense". In the past, some pilgrims risked their livesto burn Longtou incense to show their piety, which shows their deep belief inTaoism. For the sake of safety, if we all want to make a wish and pray, we cango to other places.

　　After a long journey, we finally boarded the main peak Tianzhu peak, whichis 1612 meters above sea level, known as "one pillar dominates the sky". Now weare in the golden palace. The golden hall is the largest bronze and gold gildedhall in China. It was built in the 40th year of Yongle. The whole golden hallwas built without a nail. It was built by casting all the parts and transportingthem up the mountain. The mortise and mortise are very tight. It seems to be anintegral whole. Look, it's said that the ever-burning lamp here never goes out.The mountain top is open and windy. Why can't it be blown out by the wind? It'ssaid that it's because of the "fairy bead for avoiding wind" hanging on thecaisson. It is said that this bead can calm the mountain wind and ensure thatthe magic lamp in the hall is always bright. In fact, the real reason is thateach casting of the hall door is very strict and accurate, which can change thewind direction. It can be seen that the wisdom and skills of the ancient workingpeople of our country are superb.

　　The golden hall has experienced more than 3500 years of ups and downs sinceit was built. It is still as brilliant as ever. It is a rare treasure of ancientarchitecture and foundry technology in China. Well, next, you can enjoy thewonderful architecture and beautiful scenery.

　　Ladies and gentlemen, our trip to Wudang is coming to an end. I believethat Wudang's magnificent ancient buildings, wonderful natural scenery,mysterious Taoist culture and excellent internal skills will leave you anunforgettable impression. I'm looking forward to your next visit there. WudangMountain will still be famous for its majestic appearance and historical sites.Taoist immortals are waiting for you.