Since ancient times, there have been feng shui masters in China looking for superior Long Mai, and Kunlun Mountain is one of them. Because of its numerous legends, it can be divided into the mythical Kunlun Mountain and the realistic Kunlun Mountain. The mythical Kunlun Mountain is also called "Kunlun Virtual" and "Kunlun Mountain". Kunlun Mountain was called "the ancestor of Wanshan" in ancient times, and China was called "the ancestor of Long Mai". According to legend, the fairy Lord of Kunlun Mountain is the Queen Mother of the West and the "Queen" of the Jade Emperor. The holy water of Yaochi in Tiangong was melted by six people in the snow of Kunlun Mountain. In the mountains, the "Queen Mother of the West" and Dong are in charge of cultivating immortals for men and women on earth. Anyone who wants to become an immortal must go to the mythical Kunlun Mountain.
From the above picture, we can intuitively observe that Kunlun Mountain in China lives in the world, and many branches extend from here to different regions. Moreover, Kunlun Mountain has been called "the ancestor of Wanshan" and "the source of avenue" since ancient times. It seems that the ancients had a deep understanding of Kunlun Mountain and Earth geography. Long Mai is a mountain range, and the first is the water source. The source of water is the ancestors of mountains. The longest and largest Yangtze River system in China originates from the northern foot of Tanggula, followed by the Yellow River system originating from Bayan Kara. Tanggula Mountain and bayan har are both mountains extending from Kunlun Mountain, and other mountains are also separated from Kunlun Mountain. So Kunlun Mountain is the mountainous ancestor of China.
Every mountain has its mystery. It is said that there is a gate of hell on Kunlun Mountain. As long as people or animals set foot in this area, there is no room for survival. Because no herder dares to graze here. Shepherds would rather let cattle and sheep starve to death in the Gobi Desert than set foot in this mysterious place. 1983, a group of horses in Alar Ranch, Qinghai, strayed into Death Valley because they were greedy for the fat grass in the valley. A shepherd ventured into the valley in search of horses.
? A few days later, people and horses disappeared, and then the bodies of herders were found on a hill. Clothes tattered, barefoot, eyes bulging, mouth wide open, shotgun in hand, a pair of die unsatisfied. Strangely, he found no scars or signs of being attacked.