Looking at the kettle waterfall from a distance is like a flying curtain hanging on the wall. Up close, the beads splashed with jade, like smoke and fog. In summer, the waves flying everywhere are as white as snow, as elegant as silk and as beautiful as rainbow. In winter, like a huge crystal glacier hanging on a cliff, snow-covered streams run down from the stone wall between the ice cracks, and layers of fog form on the branches, presenting a magnificent scene of jade trees and Yin Hua in the forest.
Hu Waterfall is really like a beautiful girl in the forest hidden in the depths of the jungle. When people lift her veil, they will be fascinated by her beauty. The cave is 698 meters above sea level, with a drop of 73 meters, a length of 380 meters and an area of more than 5,000 square meters. It is the cave with the highest altitude, the largest drop, the widest area and the most peculiar landscape in Northeast China. Looking from a distance, the four-meter-high faucet is the entrance, hovering down the vertical 32-meter-high hole and entering a magical fairyland.
The whole cave is composed of Tiangong, Dragon Palace and Tiangong Cave, occupying the "Three Wonders in Northeast China", that is, the cave has the highest altitude (690 meters), the largest drop (73 meters) and the largest area (more than 5,000 square meters), especially the spiral staircase with a height of 32 meters in the cave, which is called "One Wonder in China". The Eight Immortals Drunken Yaochi, Lingxiao Baodian, Tathagata, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Kirin pine nuts and other cultural landscapes in the cave form an organic main picture with Guilin Fish Tower, Yinhe Waterfall, Queqiao, Qianfo Mountain, Buyun Cliff outside the cave, Shili Corridor, Shek Pik Ningchun, Dengta Overlooking, Fengting Xue Ying, Haiyun Fairy Mountain and Baita Sunset. Shaman totem forest is the first scenic spot to enter the scenic spot. Shaman totem poles and nuzhen drums introduced people's feelings into ancient civilization. The word "shaman" is jurchen language, which means a wizard or something. It is said that they have the ability to convey people's will to the gods and the will of the gods to people. Shamanism is a primitive religion widely believed by northern nationalities in ancient China, which originated from the flourishing period of primitive matriarchal clan society. The ancient Jurchen, Xiongnu, Qidan, and modern Manchu, Mongolian, Kazak and other ethnic groups have all retained some customs of Shamanism to some extent. Shamanism spread widely in the past, as far away as North Asia, Northern Europe and North America.
Shaman totem forest, a * * * has 15 totem poles, and the statues carved on them are all different, because shamanism is a primitive polytheism, and it is a polytheistic worship formed under the control of the concept of "animism". Manchu people believe in many gods, but Shamanism has no temples and shrines, and there are no full-time clergy such as palm teachers and believers. People who believe in this religion spontaneously form a "tea horse" in their own nation, and are responsible for every major activity such as offering sacrifices to heaven and earth, mountain gods, land, ancestors and making wishes. Gods usually appear in the form of wood carving or painting.
The gods represented by totem are: the Lord of Changbai Mountain (full tone and ultra-ha), the God of orientation (harmony and harmony), the God of father (martial arts) and mother (mother), the God of mushroom (mother Moriche), the mother of many breasts (mother Hu), the God of snow (full of kindness and beauty), the God of embroidery (Ige) and the God of gold. People's Square, Chongqing Road, Guangfu Market and other places in the city are bustling commercial areas, with large department stores and shopping centers including Changchun Department Store, Changbai Mountain Shopping Mall and International Trade Center. In addition, there are many designated tourist shops in this city, which sell famous and special products of Jilin Province and some local folk artworks, such as wood carving, straw weaving, carpets, bark paintings and feather paintings.