When you come to Qinhuangdao, don't forget to visit this place...

I rarely use the word "breathtaking" to describe a place, but the Jixin Temple I discovered deep in Zushan Mountain in Qinhuangdao truly amazed me! It turns out Qinhuangdao isn't just about the sea! Turning a corner into the mountains, I was surprised to find an ancient temple dating back to the Song Dynasty nestled among the forests. Walking through the temple, with its green tiles, stone steps, and towering ancient trees, I unconsciously slowed down. The atmosphere here is absolutely stunning—the rustling of leaves in the wind, the occasional birdsong, the dappled sunlight filtering through the trees and casting shadows on the stone steps—everything instantly relaxes you. Standing in the temple and looking out, the layered mountains stretch out before you, shrouded in mist, and all your worries seem insignificant. If you come to Qinhuangdao, I sincerely recommend setting aside two days for this place. Don't rush your itinerary; just stay overnight in the mountains and slowly immerse yourself in the tranquility of this thousand-year-old temple. I just participated in Teacher Tong's three-day, two-night retreat, and it was incredibly rewarding! The trip was incredibly fulfilling: the first day I learned practical home feng shui at the foot of the mountain, which helped me transform my home into an energy field; the second day I went up the mountain to practice Baduanjin (Eight Pieces of Brocade), meditation, and sutra copying, which instantly calmed my mind; finally, there was a one-on-one in-depth consultation that helped me clarify the bottlenecks in my family and personal life. I not only learned how to adjust the family's energy field and improve relationships, but I also cultivated my inner core, learning to stabilize my mindset and manage my emotions. Now I feel full of energy and more confident in being a warm helmsman for my family. This feeling of growing both internally and externally is incredibly reassuring! 📍How to get there: · By car: 3.5 hours from Beijing · By high-speed rail: Arrive at Qinhuangdao Station, then take a taxi to the scenic area (approximately 50 kilometers). By the way, remember to wear comfortable shoes and bring a jacket; it's much cooler in the mountains than at the beach!