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The sea of clouds in Mt. Jiuhua

There is a millennium road that takes you into thewonderful landscape and to colorful culture. The roadgoes around a mountain and across rivers—the mountainis a sacred venue for Buddhism and the rivers flow intothe Yangtze. As the access to the imposing mountainand enchanting rivers, the road features extraordinarybeauty. That is the scenic byway in the mysterious Mt.Jiuhua.

The byway does not mean it is a single way, but acombination of several roads, like a number of colorfulribbons woven together. By linking one ring road, fiveexits, nine secondary highways and twelve rest areas,the byway offers you the most attractive scenery in thethree counties and one district of Chizhou.

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Mono maples greet tourists far and near

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Shenlong Valley in Mt. Jiuhua

When driving through the byway, you can't help admiring it with cheerful exclamations.

When seeing the road floating over a sea of clouds around the north part of the mountain, you will surelybelieve: "layer upon layer of peaks and knolls" is no longer a suitable adjective to describe the mountain.

When seeing girls laundering in the river, you will be touched tenderly by the ripples.

Still remember the ancient flagstone-paved streets? Miaoqian, Liujie, Rongcheng, and more are all placesmarked with prosperity in their long history.

Still remember the old bridges? What they carry is the convenience for the people and what they talk isthe tradition of charity inherited generation after generation.

There is a song that goes: "when the evening breeze blows on me after on you, can that be deemed as a hug?

When I walk on the path you have walked on, can that be regarded as a meeting?"

Now you many stop for a while to appreciate the profound history and the rich culture along the byway, whichmay astonish you to reverence.

On the streets of Lingyang, you may "encounter" Qu Yuan, a well-known ancient patriotic poet who lived inexile in the town for nine years. The famous poems he wrote here include "Aiying (lamentation)", "Yuanyou (longjourney)" and "Zhaohun (inviting the soul)" and he is regarded as the founder of Chinese romantic literature.

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Huatai Temple in Mt. Jiuhua

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A corner of the cloud sea arund Lianhua Peak

By the Qiupu River, you may be "greeted" by Xiao Tong anda little bit curious about whom he was. You will surely besurprised to know that it is this ancient young man who editedthe first collection of poems in China. In the Sui and Tangdynasties, scholars were selected according to how goodthey could write peoms at imperial examinations, ZhaomingWenxuan, the collection of poems, is undoubtedly the bestreference book for candidates. He loved Mandarin fishproduced in the river very much, so he changed the nameof his fief from Qiupu to Guichi, which means the water areaproducing mandarin fish.

When we talk about the Tang Dynasty, we have to mention LiBai, a master poet at that time who changed the name of Mt.Jiuzi into Mt. Jiuhua. This happened when he was intoxicatedwith friends enjoying the snow scene and composing poemsat Shimen Village, Tangxi.

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The plank road near Huatai Temple in Mt. Jiuhua

Near the byway were ancient roads leading to the streetsof Jiuhua from different directions. The street is a marketplace on top of the high mountain. Different cultural elementsintermingled here and become an epitome of Chinese culture.

The byway in mysterious Mt. Jiuhua is a link through thehistory from ancient times to present time.

The byway is a tourist scenic corridor circling aroundMt. Jiuhua Scenic Area, connecting fourteen touristattractions, two cultural heritage sites, five tourismsignature town and villages, and six clusters of farmers'guesthouses.

The byway is a route for sightseeing. It links quite afew places of interest, like Tiantai (heavenly terrace),Huacheng Temple, Lianhua (lotus flower) Peak, andthe phoenix-shaped pine tree, also Ganlu (sweetdew) Temple, Huatai (flower terrace)Temple, Furong(hibiscus) Lake, Jiangjun (military general) Lake andQingyuan (love) Valley. On the way in the picturesquesurroundings, you can see the grand rise of the sunon top of the mountain, hear the chant of Buddhistbells, touch the sea of clouds, and enjoy the wonderfullandscape and the romantic morning glow.

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The tourism highway between Qingyang County seatto Zhubei Town

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The street block of Mt. Jiuhua at night

The byway is a clue leading you to local delicacies.From yipinguo (the emperor’s hotpot) in countrykitchens to biebiedan (specially cooked eggs) fromvenders on the street, from Jiuhua sealwort to Xishanjujube, and from the freshly crispy mountain vegetablesto the delicious Lanxi dried tofu, all the specialties willleave a lingering memory in your heart through theirspecial tastes.

The byway is also a way that links many formsof music, including Qingyang Qiang (vocal music drama in Qingyang), folk songs popular in Mt.Jiuhua, Chizhou Nuo Opera, and Luocheng folksongs, all those forms of music of intangibleculture heritage are really a treat to your ears.

Although the length of the byway is only about 100kilometers, the beauty of the scenic Mt. Jiuhua ismuch beyond description.

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Two dragon-dance teams celebrating harveston the ancient bridge of Lingyang

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