Yundongyan
Yundongyan, known as "the first cave in southern Fujian" and "the second forest of steles in Fujian", is a place I have longed for. Last summer, my wish finally came true. Dad took me from home. After riding for almost an hour, we arrived at Yundongyan.
Yundongyan is a stone mountain with a height of 280 meters and an area of ??18.1 square kilometers. There is a route map drawn on the ticket, which fills in the information of Qianren Cave, Iron Chain Ladder, Fengdong Stone and other attractions. Location. Unfortunately, it was a bit broken due to sweat and I threw it away.
On the mountain, large stones weighing hundreds of tons have been weathered into various shapes. One of the stones I named "Fish Head Stone", even the eyes and dorsal fin are clearly visible. The texture of the stone is so soft that even water droplets can pull it out of its deep nests. There are many places that have been artificially transformed throughout the scenic area. Every place with a name has poems inscribed by ancient people. Some feelings cannot be described in words!
Thousand-Man Cave Poems written by literati of the Yuan Dynasty:
A natural cave that attracts thousands of people
A secluded place separated from the worldly world
Ignorant of human scriptures After several generations
The cave door is still locked by idle clouds
There is a poem written on the slender mountain path like this:
Mountain climbing makes you feel the heat of summer
I don’t see any green threads walking around me
Alchemy book inscription praising the wonders of caves and rocks
Who knows how many heavens there are
The two sides of the "line of sky" stand tall The rocks are squeezed in like a small mountain, and you have to pass through the narrow gap that is more than 30 meters long. A person with a figure like me has to hold my chest and belly to pass little by little. When I look up, I see a line of The hanging stone wall is truly a "line of sky".
Yundongyan is full of strange rocks, with huge rocks of hundreds of tons often standing in the way. There is only a small hole underneath that can accommodate one person, hidden among the trees. During this time, I walked anxiously through it with branches in hand, fearing that there would be monsters coming out of the silent mountain. It was not just sweat or rain, but my clothes were soaked when I reached the top of the mountain.
There is about 20 tons of stone on the top of the mountain, which is abruptly placed on another larger boulder. When strong wind blows, the stone on the top of the mountain is crumbling, so it is called "wind-moving stone".
Ah! Yundongyan is so beautiful!