Dazang Peak

　　    Pinglin Ferry was the crossing point to Tianyou Peak in the west. The stone walls are inscribed with “Pangong’s Tea Spot” and “Too Busy to Attend.” Pangong was the governor of Jianzhou in Fujian during the Ming Dynasty. Disguised, he came here and saw monks serving fine tea to guests, so he sat down to enjoy some. Due to the crowd and busyness, he had to wait a long time. After tasting the tea, Pangong wrote the five characters “Pangong’s Tea Spot” and left them on the tea table before departing. When the monks realized it was the governor, they felt they had slighted him, so they carved these words onto the rock face along with the four characters “Too Busy to Attend” as an apology. Introduction:

　　    Previous Stop: Xian Diaotai (Fairy Fishing Platform)

　　    Located at the Fourth Bend, Dazang Peak rises majestically, with half of its face sloping steeply into the water, blocking out the sun. It houses the Golden Rooster Cave, home to the Golden Rooster that flew in from the Seventh Bend. Below the peak lies Wolong Pool (Reclining Dragon Pool), where the green water is still and unfathomably deep. To the west is Xian Diaotai, resembling a massive 10,000-ton ship about to set sail. Other attractions in the area include Pinglin Ferry, the Imperial Tea Garden, Little Ninth Bend, Sword-Testing Stone, and Poem-Inscribed Rock.

　　 Fujian Wuyi Mountains