It is Zhurong Peak in Nanyue Hengshan Mountain.
If you climb Hengshan Mountain, you must climb Zhurong. The ancients said: "If you don't climb Zhurong, you don't know how high it is." Han Yu, a writer of the Tang Dynasty, said in a poem: "Zhurong rises thousands of feet from the ground, and you can't see it in the blue smoke." The two poems vividly describe the height and majesty of Zhurong Peak. Not only can you overlook the endless mountains, but also enjoy the moonlight here on a cloudless night, which is a unique beauty.
Visitors stand on the platform to admire the moonlight, which is a different scene than on the flat ground. Even if the moon sets in the west, its afterglow still remains here. Just as Sun Yingao's poem from the Ming Dynasty described it: "The bright soul of the world has faded, but the clear light here is still there." You can imagine the wonderful scene. Extended information
Zhu Rong Peak is named after Zhu Rong, the god of fire. According to legend, Zhu Rong was a minister of the ancient Xuanyuan Yellow Emperor and the god of fire. After humans invented the method of drilling wood to make fire, they did not know how to preserve the fire and the fire. Knowing how to use fire, Zhu Rong became an expert in managing and using fire because of his closeness to fire.
The Yellow Emperor appointed him as the official in charge of fire. Because he was familiar with the situation in the south, Huangdi appointed him Situ, in charge of affairs in the south. He lived in Hengshan and was buried there after his death. In order to commemorate his great contribution to people, the highest peak of Hengshan Mountain was named Zhurong Peak. In ancient proverbs, "Wish" means lasting, and "Rong" means bright. Let it be bright forever.
In the landscape, the height of Zhurong Peak, the depth of Fangguang Temple, the beauty of the Buddhist Scripture Hall, and the wonder of Shuiliandong have always been called the "four wonders". The granite at the top of the peak is exposed on the ground, and the black rocks are rugged. The back of the peak is a huge cliff, standing thousands of feet tall; on the side of the viewing platform, strange rocks are piled up, towering more than ten feet, becoming the highest point of the peak.
From the waist of the peak to the foot of the peak, it is surrounded by pines and firs, lush and deep green. On the side of the road passing through Xiyang Peak at the foot of the peak, there is an evergreen broad-leaved forest, scientifically called "Multi-veined Qinggang Forest". The green leaves are shaded, the blue waves are full of ears, and the wind blows on the clothes, which makes people think that "the five mountains are unique" a feeling.
When you climb to the top of Zhurong Peak, you can see in all directions. The peak is high, your eyes are wide, and your mind is boundless. The peaks at the foot are like waves, the green waves are undulating, and the Xiangjiang River is like a belt, bending into five white lines, facing Zhurong in the distance, commonly known as "Five Dragons Holding the Saint".
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