Guilin's landscape is the best in the world, not as good as Wuyishan. The water in the stream smells like blue and attacks people and grows grass. Small fish play with each other and are suitable for immortals to live in. In the nine bends, the dots are arranged in the water and the peaks are in the basin. Wuyi is in this state because the clouds are deep. Every spring comes to the southeast wind, and the simple stream is slightly warm first. Strange tea beside the stream is the best in the world.
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Wuyi Mountain, also known as Hu Yi. Wuyi Mountain in a broad sense, or Wuyi Mountain Vein, refers to the mountain system running through the north and south between Fujian and Jiangxi in China, and belongs to the northeast extension branch of Nanling Mountain System, a new Cathaysian geological structural unit. In a narrow sense, Wuyishan only refers to the mountains in the main peak area under the jurisdiction of Wuyishan City in its northern section. It is a scenic spot of Wuyishan and a world cultural and natural heritage.
Wuyishan winds northeast along the border between Jiangxi and Fujian, extending northeast to Xianxialing at the junction of Zhejiang and Jiangxi, and southwest to Jiulian Mountain at the junction of Jiangxi and Guangdong. There are Anhui and Zhejiang in the north, Bamin in the east, Wuling back in the south and half of Jiangxi in the west.
550 kilometers (530 kilometers) long, it is the longest mountain in Jiangxi and the highest mountain in Fujian Province. Wuyi Mountain is steep and majestic, with many peaks above 1000 meters above sea level. Huanggang Mountain, the main peak, is located in the northern section, with an altitude of 2 158 meters. Wuyishan is the watershed between Xinjiang, Min, Gongshui and Qinjiang in Jiangxi and Minjiang and Tingjiang in Fujian. Most of these rivers originate from Wuyi Mountain.
Wuyishan is an important forest area and tea-producing area in Fujian and Jiangxi provinces. Dahongpao is the most famous tea in Wuyishan, and is known as the king of tea. There are many unique Danxia peak forest landscapes on both sides of it, which have become tourist attractions.
The origin of the name
Wuyi Mountain is also called Hu Yi. According to historical legend, in the Tang Dynasty, Peng Zu and his second son Wu Yueyi lived in seclusion in the southwest township of Chong 'an at the foot of the mountain. Because local floods often flood, Wu Peng and Peng Yi began to cut stones and dig canals to divert floods. At that time, in order to commemorate them, people called the small earth-rock mountain piled up when they dug the river "Wuyi Mountain".
Later, the mountain range at the junction of Xiong Zhi and Jiangxi was also called Wuyishan. However, according to scholars of Jiangxi Institute of Archaeology, "Wuyishan was originally named Hu Yi. It was named after the ancient Dongyi "Tiger Side" that moved from Jianghuai to Jiangxi in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Later, Hu Yishan was mistaken for Wuyishan because Tang Gaozu Li Yuan's grandfather was named Li Hu and the Tang people were afraid of tigers as weapons.