Quzhou Huanggang Mountain

　　Huanggang Mountain is a major tourist attraction in Changshan County, known for its beautiful and harmonious ecological environment, fresh and pleasant air, and rich biodiversity. It is named after its waterfalls and the Huanggang Temple situated at the mountain’s summit, attracting many pilgrims who come specifically for it. Huanggang Temple has a long history, originally built in the late Ming Dynasty. It was once damaged due to the misguided policies of the Cultural Revolution. After the reform and opening-up period, the village committee raised donations from various sources to rebuild the temple, restoring it and further enhancing its religious significance. In recent years, with increased attention from local government on tourism resource development, a five-year long-term plan has been set for Huanggang Mountain. This includes improving infrastructure, establishing Huanggang Mountain as a local brand, attracting investment, and to some extent, improving the production and living standards of local residents.

　　At the foot of the mountain lies the clear and emerald-green Wuyingwu Reservoir, nourished by the fine streams flowing down from Huanggang Mountain. The water flows gently and softly, extending its life forward. If Huanggang Mountain is a zither, then the Wuyingwu Reservoir is the nimble and dexterous fingers on that zither. The meeting of mountain and water plays an exquisitely harmonious and tranquil zither melody to perfection, where amidst the soaring music, one can see the rugged masculinity of Huanggang Mountain and the gentle beauty of the Wuyingwu Reservoir.