Have you ever turned over the yellowed pages of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" late one night and thought about the words "The sound of a nine-tailed fox is like a baby, and its eater is not poisonous"? Have you ever wondered what kind of world the earth-shattering battle of "Ying Long was at the South Pole, killing Chi You and Kua Fu, never to return" was staged? When we think that these ancient texts are just the magnificent imagination of our ancestors, we don't know that every outline is a distant echo of a real fantasy world - where the mountains and rivers can breathe, the strange beasts have spiritual consciousness, and even the wind carries the secret words left by the ancient gods.
When you walk into this world, the first thing you encounter is the morning fog in Qingqiu. The pale pink clouds wrap around the peach forest all over the mountain, and when the petals fall on the bluestone, they will be stepped on by the nine-tailed fox that suddenly jumps out, creating tiny pieces of light. Its nine tails are like silk studded with stars. When it sweeps across the grass blades, the "red turtle" hidden under the leaves jumps out of the water. The fish scales reflect the rising sun, weaving a fleeting rainbow in mid-air. Going deeper, the snow caps of Kunlun Ruins pierce the clouds, and the "Langgan" beads hanging on the jade trees each contain an ancient memory - if you listen closely, you can hear the sound of bluebirds flapping their wings under the Queen Mother's throne, and you can also hear the "enlightened beast" lying on the east gate of Kunlun, telling in a deep voice how the colored stones left by Nuwa to mend the sky turned into streams in the mountains thousands of years ago.
There are not only gentle scenery, but every inch of land here hides thrilling vitality. You may encounter the "Black Turtle" in "weak water". The patterns on its carapace are natural star maps, carrying lost travelers to avoid whirlpools; you may also encounter the "Taotie" in the "wilderness". It is not just known in legends.
