In Qiandongnan, you see temples but no monks

After the Beginning of Summer, stepping into Huangping's Feiyun Cliff is like traveling through the long river of history. Ancient trees reach the sky, moss and lichen spot the ancient Ming and Qing buildings, and the ancient post road between Hunan and Guizhou accompanies the azure creek. It's serene and tranquil, resembling a fairyland. According to records, monks began to build huts here in the early Ming Dynasty, and during the Zhengtong era, Yuantan Temple was constructed. After more than six hundred years of renovation and expansion, a unique ancient architectural complex has been formed, bearing witness to the passage of time.