Jade Dragon Snow Mountain Blue Moon Valley

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is a cold jade giant sword left in the world when Pangu opened the sky. The thirteen snow peaks are its blade teeth that slash towards the sky. The main peak at the highest point is steep and is surrounded by milky white clouds all year round, like the frost mist exhaled by the gods when they breathe. When the first ray of rising sun pierced the white fish belly in the east, the thirteen blades suddenly woke up and poured down the cold light accumulated over hundreds of millions of years without any reservation - in an instant, the peaks were like ignited ice flames, gold and red and silver and white interlaced, burning so hard that people could not open their eyes. The eternal wind whizzes between the blade spines, emitting a low and eternal dragon roar. It is the snore of the sleeping dragon, and it is also the whisper of the gods to the mortal world. At the foot of the Jade Dragon, the Blue Moon Valley is filled with tears dripping from the snow-capped mountains, gathering into a magic mirror held in the palm of the hands by the mountains. On a sunny day, it reflects the white snow and blue sky on the top of the Thirteen Peaks, and the lake water precipitates the purest peacock blue in the world, which is so deep that it can absorb people's souls. If it is the rainy season, the melted glacier water rushes down carrying the mineral powder in the hinterland of the snow-capped mountains, and the lake water magically turns into a warm milky white, just like an immortal pouring out the nectar from a jade pot. The spruce and fir trees scattered throughout the valley are covered with green moss and have winding branches, as silent as ancient guards. The clear snow water winds into a stream at the bottom of the valley, hitting the colorful gravel and making a tinkling sound, which is the most vivid rhythm of this fairyland.