How did Wudang Mountain, the birthplace of Taoism, become the most profitable mountain in China?

Wudang Mountain is the most profitable mountain in China. Wudang Mountain is rated as one of the World Cultural Heritage Sites by the United Nations. It is a key national scenic spot in China and a national 5A-level scenic spot. Wudang Mountain is also a famous Taoist mountain and the birthplace of Wudang martial arts. Wudang Mountain's income includes: its tickets + industrial income related to the scenic spot itself, etc. The turnover once reached as much as 5.3 billion per year. Wudang Mountain is mainly famous for its temples. The temples are all in the ancient architectural style. Many Taoist priests live in the temples. Tourists go to Wudang Mountain, in addition to seeing the scenery, mainly for their own desires. They travel to Wudang Mountain every year. The number of people reached as many as 8 million. Income from incense money accounts for a large part of tourism revenue, making Wudang Mountain the most profitable mountain in China.

It has a long history. As early as the Ming Dynasty, Wudang Mountain was revered as the supreme "royal family temple". Wudang Mountain is also famous for its prominent status as the "Crown of the Five Mountains". Wudang Mountain is one of the important places where Taoist culture spreads. For the Chinese, Wudang Mountain is the holy land of Taoism. Many believers come to Wudang Mountain to learn Taoism and pray for peace.

There are many ancient buildings. Wudang Mountain has 53 ancient buildings with a construction area of ??27,000 square meters. The ancient buildings in Wudang Mountain are magnificent. There is the large-scale Zixiao Palace, the Nanyan Palace built on a cliff, and the Taihe Palace standing proudly on the golden dome. The designs of these ancient buildings are original and unique. Tourists who are interested in ancient architecture will choose to visit Wudang Mountain.

It is the birthplace of Wudang martial arts in China. Wudang martial arts is one of the important schools of Chinese martial arts. In the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, Taoist priest Zhang Sanfeng founded the Wudang Sect and became the founder of the Wudang Sect, which has exerted influence to this day. Even today's Taoist priests in Wudang Mountain have a certain foundation in Wudang martial arts.