Natural Landscape Lingkong Mountain Essay 400

Lingkong Mountain, also known as Jiuding Mountain, is located in the northwest of Qinyuan County. Lingkong Mountain has a radius of hundreds of miles, with three solitary peaks protruding in the center, like three inverted tripod legs. Under the peak, two deep valleys come from the west and north, intersect and merge, and go to the southeast. At the intersection of deep valleys, a huge empty valley is formed, like a giant cave and stone well, as if it was carved by a magical axe. On the hillside of Lingkong Mountain, there is a platform where the ancient Shengshou Temple is located. According to historical records, Li Kan, the fourth son of Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty, took refuge here due to the Huangchao uprising and became a monk. After the death of the crown prince, he was named the "Senior Teacher Bodhisattva". In the second year of Jingfu's reign in the Tang Dynasty, the Zen Master's Temple was built, and in the second year of Duangong's reign in the Song Dynasty, the "Shengshou Temple" was given to it, which is still in use today. Due to additions and repairs in the past dynasties, the existing temple of Shengshou Temple is no longer the original building of the Tang Dynasty. However, its large scale and clever construction make it still a valuable temple complex. In addition to temples, Lingkong Mountain also has thatched cottages, Xianqiao, Luanqiao, East Bell Tower and other buildings. Ya'an is built in a stone cave on the east cliff of the temple. As you climb up through the winding steps, you can climb up step by step. The ground in the nunnery is pure and pure. This is the most interesting place for tourists. It is built high in the sky, half hidden and half exposed. You can sit in the nunnery and feel refreshed. Opposite the mountain gate of the temple stands a cliff, with dead trees and ivy hanging upside down. A deep valley lies in front of the temple, several feet apart. The ancients built two bridges, Xian and Luan, on the left and right of the temple to connect the north and south and connect the three mountains. Among them, the upper part of Lianqiao has a long corridor with red pillars, carved dragons and painted phoenixes, and tilted brackets, showing exquisite craftsmanship. Cross the Love Bridge, go east along the path through the forest, and then cross the Xian Bridge to reach the foot of Dongfeng. From the foot of the mountain to the East Bell Tower at the top, one has to climb the "Eighteen Pans" which are steep and winding, like streamers. To the south of the East Bell Tower is the pale yellow "Sacrifice Cliff", which looks like a cut. Further south, there is a solitary peak surrounded by cliffs in the mountains. The top of the peak is covered with lush trees. It is said that this is the place where Prince Li settled down when he first arrived, and it is called "Tangshan Village". If the mountains and scenery of Lingkong Mountain are not surprising enough, then the giant pines that can be seen everywhere in Lingkong Mountain are enough to take your breath away. There are countless giant pines hugging each other on the mountain. The famous one is the "Nine-pole Flag", which can be called the "Shanxi Giant Pine". One stem is unearthed and nine branches are derived, and each one is straight and tall.

They each have their own names, including "Two Immortals Preaching" and "One Incense"