During the Yuanshou period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was Zhuizi Mountain on the bank of the Huai River. At that time, there were no temples in Zhuizi Mountain, only jagged rocks, thorns, and a barren ridge. The mountain is undulating and winding, like a crouching dragon lurking in the abyss, ready to go; on the south side of its west peak, there is a large area of exposed granite. The rock mass is solid and white as snow, which is particularly eye-catching in the vast mountain scenery. Whenever the scorching sun is exposed at noon, the white stones will shine, reflecting the scorching light, which is so dazzling that it is impossible to look directly at it; if it is cloudy and rainy, the mountain mist will rise up and cover the numerous white stones. The mountains and stones are looming, like Penglai overseas or a fairyland in the clouds, adding a bit of mistiness. In the fishing village at the foot of the mountain, the old hunter Zhang Bozheng was hunched over, pointing to the top of the mountain shrouded in clouds and saying to his ignorant grandson: "My dear, have you seen the white light on the top of the mountain? That is what the elders often say, 'white rocks shine'. It is said to be where gods live." Cave Mansion. It is said that there is a natural 'immortal bed' above, and a deep 'immortal cave' where you can hide. In ancient times, there were enlightened masters who spent hundreds of years dreaming on the stone bed, eating the wind and drinking the dew, and not eating the fireworks of the world. "
