Changbai Mountain is the birthplace of the Manchus in China and the holy mountain of Manchu culture. It is the place where the Qing Dynasty flourished and the Qing Dynasty ended. During the Qing Dynasty, the Manchu people regarded Changbai Mountain as a sacred mountain, and the emperor had to go to Jilin in person or by appointing ministers to visit and worship Changbai Mountain. Is Changbai Mountain just a symbolic sacred mountain to the Qing Dynasty? Or is it really inextricably linked to the rise and fall of the Qing Dynasty? This book uses the real experience of a Maoshan boy who was born and raised at the foot of Changbai Mountain to exorcise ghosts and rob tombs. It will take you to appreciate the beauty and culture of the Changbai Mountain area and at the same time reveal a secret of the Qing Dynasty that has been sealed for nearly four hundred years.
