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Tourist friends

Hello everyone!

Welcome to visit Yiwulu Mountain Scenic Area.

Yiwulu Mountain, referred to as Lu Mountain, is located in Beizhen City, Jinzhou. The mountain runs from northeast to southwest. It is the remnant of the Yinshan Mountains. It has 52 famous peaks and covers an area of ??630 square kilometers. The main peak, Wanghai Peak, is 866.6 meters above sea level and is the highest peak of Lu Mountain. Yiwulu Mountain is a spiritual mountain resort highly praised by Chinese dynasties and attracted the attention of emperors and celebrities of all generations. It is the famous "North Town" among the five major towns in ancient China. It is also one of the three famous tourist mountains in Liaoning Province.

Now please follow me into Yiwulu Mountain. First of all, what we see is the mountain gate of Yiwulu Mountain. It adopts a unique cantilevered cross silhouette shape and is a masterpiece in the history of Chinese architecture. The four cantilevered columns reproduce the silhouette of the famous Liao Dynasty building - Dule Temple in Jixian County, Tianjin. There are eight wall carvings at the bottom of the mountain gate, which record the history of Lushan civilization in four or five thousand years from Shun and Yu to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Upon entering the mountain gate, we saw this statue of a Manchu woman washing her hair. It is called Jade Girl Washing Her Hair, and it is based on the poem "Holy Water Basin" written by Emperor Qianlong. After seeing the statue and passing the Yingke Pine, we arrived at the second mountain gate. The four characters "Yiwu Lu Mountain" on the door are a copy of Emperor Qianlong's imperial pen. The standing lions on both sides of the mountain gate were moved here from the ones in front of the mansion of Li Chengliang, the commander-in-chief who guarded Liaodong during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. After entering the second mountain gate and going up the mountain gate, the bridge we passed was the Shengshui Bridge. Looking up from a distance, we can see "eagles and turtles grabbing gems", which can be described as a miraculous work of nature.

As you go up the stone road, you may find that there are many small or square pits on the stones, regularly arranged on both sides of the mountain road. The mountain road from Shanmen to Daoyin Valley was the original mountain road during the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, it is not difficult for you to guess that these square pits were originally used to insert guardrails, while the round pits were used to insert poles.

The four-cornered wooden pavilion on our left is the Guanyi Pavilion. It was built in the 19th year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty. Opposite the pavilion and across the stream is a huge rectangular stone, which is the martial arts training platform. It is said that Emperor Qianlong climbed to Lu Mountain and sat in the Guanyi Pavilion, looking across the stream at the martial arts performances on the martial arts stage.

After seeing the Guanyi Pavilion and the Martial Arts Training Platform, please walk forward with me. On the two huge rocks on the right side, there are four big characters carved on the right side: "Be good as you climb", which means "for love" It was written by Xinjueluo Qingling when he was appointed magistrate of Guangning County. It means: Doing good deeds is like climbing a mountain. Although the road is steep and the body is tiring, climbing can provide you with far-reaching views and only by climbing can you reach the realm of victory. The meaning is profound.

In front of us on the left is the Zhengzheng Pavilion built in 1996. After passing the Zhengzheng Pavilion and climbing a few stone steps, we arrived at Daoyin Valley. Daoyin Valley, commonly known as "Big Stone Shed", is a large naturally formed cave that can accommodate hundreds of people. According to legend, Prince Yelubei of the Liao Dynasty lived in seclusion here to study, so it was called "Daoyin Valley".

There is a stone basin under Daoyin Valley, called the Holy Water Basin. According to legend, it was obtained by Jin Taizu when he conquered the Liao Dynasty. The existing stone basin was carved by later generations. The treasure basin is still full of clear water regardless of drought or flood, and will never stop.

Going up the steps, we arrived at the Guanyin Pavilion. The Guanyin Pavilion was built in the Liao Dynasty and was also called the Dage. It was called Qing'an Temple in the Ming Dynasty and was changed to Guanyin Pavilion in the early Qing Dynasty. The temple is a square courtyard with a main hall, front hall and east and west side halls. You can visit it.

After leaving the Guanyin Pavilion, we climbed up the mountain road and saw a huge turtle-backed stone. A hexagonal pavilion was built on the stone. It was originally Yelvbei's reading viewing pavilion. It was later renamed in the 19th year of Qianlong's reign. It is Kuangguan Pavilion. Going north from Kuangguan Pavilion, there are two very strange pine trees, just like a mother carrying her son on her back, so they are called mother and son pine trees. After passing the Mother and Son Pine, you can climb up the mountain path to Lugongyan. Legend has it that the Huashan Taoist Lu Dongbin once visited this peak.

Climb over Lugongyan and go up the mountain road to the stele gallery next to the reading hall. After passing the stele gallery, you will find the reading hall of Yelu Chucai, a famous official in the Jin and Yuan dynasties. The Yuan Dynasty wax in the hall is The museum introduces the life of Prime Minister Yelu Chucai who stayed up late to read at night, wrote vigorously, and assisted Taizu Taizong.

Going down the stone steps of the reading hall, you reach a wide area. The tall pine tree you see is the Wannian pine. This ancient pine is majestic and has not declined for thousands of years, so it is commonly known as the "Wannian pine". loose". It is said that it was planted by Yelvbei himself.

On the east side of Wannian Pine, there is a protruding mountain peak with a viewing platform on the top. From here you can see the Bohai Sea in the distance, so Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty named it "Wanghai Temple". The peak to the north is Wanghai Peak, the highest peak of Lu Mountain.

Down from Wanghai Temple, there is Guandi Temple, also known as "Laoye Pavilion". It is said that this place was originally the place where Yelu Chucai studied in his childhood, and Laoye Pavilion was rebuilt on its site. To the west of Laoye Pavilion is the Nantian Gate, which is a naturally formed road down the mountain and can return to the mountain gate.

So far, we have visited several famous scenic spots in Lushan. I hope this tour can leave you with good memories.