There is a Yerendong in Sanmen, Taizhou. When he walked into the cave, there were many dry Kun inside.

Ye Rendong, who met this name for the first time, thought there really were savages here and began to explore with curiosity. Yerendong is close to our hotel, within walking distance. Yerendong is located in the Big Snake Mountain of Shepan Island. This is a cave left by ancient working people. There are thousands of caves of different sizes and shapes. It is difficult to distinguish between the inside and the outside of the cave. The holes are connected with each other and the holes are adjacent to each other. The scenery is different, every angle is different. Because they are both cave-shaped scenic spots, Yerendong in Shepan Island and Changyu Cave in Wenling are actually similar in sky and cave landscape, but they are amazing.

Entering Yerendong, you are greeted by two waterfalls, which are rich in water, spouted by underwater sound and trickled out from the mountainside. The drop is not high, and it slopes down on the rock, but it is also spectacular. Like a thin gauze, it is covered in front of the cave, reminiscent of water curtain cave in The Journey to the West, adding a fantastic color. Dark brown rock mass, irregular lines, three characters written on Yerendong.

There is still a hole in water curtain cave, which I can't see to the end.

The entrance to the scenic spot is a large pool, small bridges and stone carvings, as well as cloisters. Do you see something blocking the middle of the pool? In fact, the pool is also formed because of the grooves left by mining ore and natural rainwater storage.

Walking into the cave is even more amazing. There are many holes in the surrounding mountains. Looking up is a space looking at the sky, and there is also an extension of space in the eyes. The passage connects four directions, and the momentum of the cave appears when you go into the mountain.

Looking up at the extended wooden ladder, the ladder is' long' on the rock wall, which is the wisdom of the ancient working people.

The "ladder buried underwater", a complete ladder found underwater, has a history of hundreds of years according to the study of carbon elements, which is also a good evidence of cave mining. Mining began in the Song Dynasty. Looking at these steep cave walls, I admire the wisdom of the ancients. How did they do it, especially in those days when there were no mechanical tools at all.

Another magical place in the cave is that the blessings written on the opposite mountain are just' blessings' through small holes in the water. Of course, you can only see clearly if you stand in a special position.

From the inside out, it feels more like water curtain cave.

Down the stairs, you can climb halfway up the mountain. Outside the scenic spot is Sanmen Bay, which is a cross-sea bridge under construction.

The rock wall is covered with plants like Parthenocissus tricuspidata, which are as red as maple leaves.

There is also a reason for the name Ye Rendong. People really lived here before. After mining, the cave has formed a natural barrier against wind and rain, which is convenient for people to build their own houses and live here after a short rest. It is a modern civilized person. It is said that this place has been inhabited in the new century, and the last family moved out only a few years ago.

There are distinct rooms in the cave, living room, kitchen and bedroom ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. If I didn't see these modern furniture, it's hard for me to imagine that there are still people living in caves at the foot of the mountain in today's society.

The second half of Yerendong is to show the stone window culture. The mountain on Shepan Island is called Big Snake Mountain, and the mined ore is called Ophiolite. The rocks here are hard and beautiful, and they are also important raw materials for Sanmen stone windows. Sanmen stone window is very famous and beautifully carved, which is a necessary thing for building houses in ancient times.

This is the largest stone window in the world, which was recorded in the Guinness Book of Records many years ago.

There are many beautiful stone windows on display here, some of which are newly made and some of which are preserved from ancient buildings. Used stone windows have historical marks and deposits.

The patterns of stone windows can be divided into nine categories: characters, coins, geometric patterns, flowers and plants, eight treasures, dragons and phoenixes, vines, figures and animals.

Stone windows are rich in patterns and shapes, and it takes a lot of effort to carve them. Stone windows are not only beautiful in appearance, but also the display of religious culture and the spread and development of culture.

Looking at history through these stone windows, it seems that you can see ancient life scenes.

Walking in the scenic spot, the sloping mountain seems to be about to fall down, and it is spectacular to watch the dangers.

It takes a certain amount of physical strength for the whole scenic spot to lap down.