1. Longmen Cave
This is the "Longmen Cave" at the entrance of Mount Emei. The rocks in this area are extremely precious geological specimens. This stone tablet on the roadside was erected by the Sichuan Provincial People's Government in July 1964, ordering the Emei County People's Government to designate this area as a "geological profile protection point".
The valley bottom here is deep and blue, and there is a dragon residence in ancient times. The two peaks face each other like a mountain gate, and the ancient cave on the shore is still faint and deep, hence the name Longmen Cave. In the past, there were waterfalls and flowing springs, deep forests and valleys. With the expansion of human activities, the territory of the natural kingdom is shrinking, and the figure of primitive ecology has retreated to the mountains, so the spectacular Longmen Waterfall has become a historical record. Tourists, Emei Mountain has been included in the natural and cultural heritage of mankind by the United Nations and protected, so that we can witness the fairy posture of Longmen once again, and also give the nature of Emei Mountain Green Island to our descendants, so that we can consciously join the ranks of environmentalists.
2. Puxian Ship
The boulder in the middle of the river below the highway here is about 35 meters long and 2.5 meters wide. It looks like a sailboat and is the "Pu Xian Ship". We locals call it "stone boat". Although ugly, it is very historical. Legend has it that when Pu Xian arrived here in this boat full of Buddhist scriptures, it was still a piece of Wang Yang. After Pu Xian came ashore with books, he used Buddhism to transform the boat into this huge stone, so he broke down at the foot of this fairy mountain. In the Ming dynasty, someone once carved the words "hiding the boat in the valley" on the cliff, which is what I said.
3. Liang Kuan Poetry Museum
This very ordinary cable-stayed bridge across the stream has an extraordinary moving story.
Legend has it that in the early winter of 1825, Liang Kuan, a Japanese monk, saw something drifting with the tide at Miyagawa Beach in Japan. He took a closer look, and it turned out to be a bridge truss with an eye-catching Chinese character: "Emei Mountain under the bridge". Liang Kuan had long yearned for the Buddha country in the fairy mountain, so he moved his mind and recited a poem:
I wonder when it was finished.
Calligraphy is beautiful and pure;
Obviously under the Emei Mountain Bridge,
Send it to Miyagawa Prefecture, Japan.
Once this poem was published, it was widely read among Japanese people and had a wide influence. In order to make this touching story between the Chinese and Japanese people a beautiful legend, it will be passed down forever. 1In August, 990, with the approval of the Foreign Affairs Office of the Sichuan Provincial People's Government and the strong support of the relevant departments of Leshan City and Emei Mountain City and the Emei Mountain Management Committee, the Liang Kuan Poetry Museum was built here by the Japan-China Friendship Chinese Poetry Association. At the same time, this iron cable bridge was built for the convenience of tourists.
This is a pavilion inscribed by Yanagida Masaru Shan, president of the Japan-China Friendship Association of Chinese Poetry: "Monument Pavilion for Chinese Poetry".
This is an inscription written by Mr. Yanagida Masaru Hill. It explains the construction process of the stone pavilion, thus expressing the good wishes of the Chinese and Japanese people for world peace and friendship for thousands of years.
This black stone tablet and the front are engraved with the handwriting of a poem written by a monk Liang Kuan.
On the back, there are poems sung by Mr. Zhao Puchu, President of the Chinese Buddhist Association, and poems by monks in Liang Kuan:
Zen master's poems prove the bridge flow,
The ancient ferry that flows to Miyagawa.
Today, there is still a stone.
The voice is long and the moon is full of autumn.
This is a schematic diagram of the process of the bridge truss leaving Emei, crossing Qingyi River, crossing Minjiang River, entering Yangtze River and crossing the ocean to Miyagawa, Japan.
Look at the right side of this pavilion, where there are bushes and green grass, symbolizing Emei, the fairy mountain of the Buddha country; The stones scattered on the left symbolize the Japanese archipelago; This kind of water ripple ornament embedded in pebbles symbolizes the neighboring relationship between China and Japan separated by a strip of water; The stone pavilion in the middle is a symbol of the friendship between the two peoples. The overall designer of the pavilion is unique.
4. Yin Qing Pavilion
This is the famous Bull Heart Stone in Yin Qing Pavilion. Look at this thrilling scene of spray splashing and water droplets flying; Listen to the roar of the earth, which has lasted for billions of years. The impact on this boulder is an endless torrent of black and white. The river on the left is called "Heilongjiang", which originates from the Black Dragon Pool under Jiulao Cavern and passes through Hongchunping and White Cloud Gorges. The river on the right is called "Bailong River", which bypasses Baishui Temple from Dongleiping. There are two stone arch bridges on the two rivers, like two rainbows in Guangfu Temple, connecting Wannian Temple to the left and the right. Liu Guangdi, a poet in Fushun, skillfully summed up the two bridges and one stone as "two bridges and two red eagles, and the cow's heart endures forever". This picturesque "Shuangqiao Yin Qing" is one of the "Ten Scenes of Emei Mountain".
The pavilion in the middle, formerly known as "Wang Jieting", was built in the early Ming Dynasty. Shu, the son of Zhu Yuanzhang, recommended Chun to visit Mount Emei and was welcomed by monks, hence the name Pavilion. In the forty-first year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1702), the mountain monk received four imperial envoys, including Guo Hatch and Christina, and then received Wang Ting, which has been preserved to this day. The original pavilion has been in disrepair for a long time and will be rebuilt in the future. Today's street pavilion was rebuilt after liberation, and its scale is much larger than in the past. It is no longer the patent of princes and ministers.
This is the predecessor of Niuxin Temple, which was built in the Tang Dynasty. During the Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty, the abbot of Guangji Zen Master named it "Yin Qing Pavilion" according to the poem "Why Silk and Bamboo are So Beautiful". After three fires and reconstruction in 19 17 years, only the three halls of Sakyamuni, Manjusri and Pu Xian remain. 1August, 992, a new three-story guest house was built.
5. Guangfu Temple
On the left side of Yin Qing Pavilion is Guangfu Temple, formerly known as Niuxin Temple clause. This temple was built in the Ming Dynasty and rebuilt in the early Qing Dynasty. "Guangfu" means "planting Futian". This temple is also a temple in Yinqing Pavilion. If you come from Guobao Temple Scenic Area, Guangfu Temple is the first temple to enter Qingyinge Scenic Area.
6. Niuxin Temple
The mountain behind the ancient temple in Yin Qing is Niuxinling, and the mountain is Niuxin Temple. Niuxin Temple was built in the Tang Dynasty, formerly known as Yanfo Temple. Zen master Tang Huitong was renamed Wo Yun Temple. Song Ji Ye's expanded Sanzang was renamed "Niuxin Temple". The old temple has been abandoned and built in 19 12. Although the temple is small, it has a great reputation:
First of all, according to the records of Mount Emei, there are eighteen arhats painted by Wu Daozi, a Buddhist figure painter in the prosperous Tang Dynasty in China. How many cities do you think it should be worth? Unfortunately, it is gone now, leaving us with regrets from generation to generation.
Second, the monk Guangji once lived in the temple in the early Ming Dynasty. Who is monk Guangji? He was a monk friend of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, when he became a monk in Huang Jue Temple. He had a good relationship. Later, Zhu Yuanzhang joined the Red Scarf Army, fought in the north and the east, and finally became the emperor in Nanjing, which can be described as outstanding. Monk Guangji moved to Sichuan, came to Emei Mountain, lived in the deep mountains, and became a great monk in the Buddhist country. Emperor Zhu's robe was attached to his body and he sat high in the Long Ting. When I was idle, I learned that he was widely available in Emei Mountain, so I ordered him to go to Beijing to catch up and enjoy his old age. But he can widely see fame and fortune as dirt, and politely decline it, saying that he is sincere, and Zhu Yuanzhang will be reluctant.
Third, there is a "drug king cave" at the foot of the back mountain in Niuxin Temple. The cave is about 5 meters high, nearly 3 meters wide and more than 5 meters deep. There are obvious traces of fireworks at the bottom of the cave and at the mouth of the cave, and nothing grows on the wall of the cave so far, which is said to be the reason for being smoked and roasted by drugs for a long time. Legend has it that the Yaowang Cave is the place where Sun Simiao, the Yaowang, collected herbs and made an alchemy in Emei Mountain, where he became the "Taiyi God then". If you pick up one or two, it will be hundreds of times more effective than "Shen Gong Yuan Qi bag" and "Zhu San oral liquid" on the market. It depends on your luck. Good luck.
7. "first-line sky" plank road
Baiyun Canyon is a convenient place for high cliffs to get in the way. Don't worry, there is a canyon in the middle.
In the White Cloud Gorges, rocks stand on both sides, and the water below is cold; On it, the ancient trees are towering, and I only see the sky, so it is also called "the sky". This is 70 million years, due to the crustal movement, the crust rose rapidly, and the river cut strongly, cutting this rock into a deep ditch. Ancient monks came and went, digging holes in stone walls, crossing into wooden stakes as beams, and then laying iron bars on the wooden stakes as bridge slabs. When people step on it, the plank road creaks and flashes up and down, which is scary enough. 1980, in order to facilitate the passage of tourists, it was converted into the existing reinforced concrete precast slab plank road. Although it is not as rich as the original taste of the ancient plank road, it is flat and spacious, and you can enjoy the natural beauty here without any worries. Everyone wants a safe journey when they are away from home. I wish you peace.