【Sichuan】→ Sichuan·Emei Mountain

Mount Emei is the dojo of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva and one of the four major Buddhist holy sites in my country. According to legend, Buddhism was introduced to Mount Emei in the 1st century AD. The nearly 2,000 years of Buddhist development have left a rich Buddhist cultural heritage on Mount Emei, nurtured many eminent monks and made Mount Emei gradually become a Buddhist holy place with a profound influence in China and even the world. We are now at the second highest peak of Mount Emei, Jinding, with an altitude of 3,077 meters. Here, the tour guide will introduce to you the four wonders of Jinding: First, sunrise. At five or six o'clock in the morning, standing on Sheshen Rock and looking far to the east, you can see a line of gray clouds with golden edges floating slowly on the horizon. The golden edges reflect the bright and shining thick clouds around them. Slowly, a crack appeared in the gray clouds, and an orange-yellow light shone through the crack. The crack became bigger and bigger, and its color gradually turned orange-yellow with the surrounding clouds. After a while, the red sun revealed a little arc-shaped golden edge, and the shape became bigger and bigger... Second, the sea of ​​clouds. Watching the sea of ​​clouds from the Golden Summit of Emei Mountain is a kind of appreciation and enjoyment. On a clear day, standing in front of Sheshen Rock, you can see endless white clouds rolling beneath the rock, and the mountain peaks are like isolated islands, with only the green peaks visible. The sea of ​​clouds changes rapidly. Sometimes it is flat and cotton-like, which is called a "cloud carpet"; sometimes it is rolling and is called "cloud waves"; sometimes it is clustered like mountains, which is called "cloud peaks"; sometimes it is gathered into piles, which is called "cloud clusters"; and sometimes it is divided like caves, which is called "cloud caves". Following the wind, the clouds became misty and changeable, mysterious and unpredictable, like dragons and phoenixes, chariots and flags, and birds and beasts. The Golden Summit Sea of ​​Clouds was called "Doulamian Clouds" or "Doulamian World" in ancient times. Tula is a Sanskrit word, the name of a tree. "Dulamian" means the petals of this tree blooming and fluttering in the wind.