Fushan Mountain in Hezhou

　　 Introduction

　　 The Fushan Mountain Scenic Area is situated at the confluence of the Linjiang and Hejiang rivers in Hejie Town. Legend has it that ever since the temple was built on the mountain, regardless of how fierce the flooding has been, the mountain has never been submerged and always appears to float above the water.

　　 The mountain is surrounded by steep cliffs, making it exceptionally rugged. As you climb the stone steps, you’ll find dense forests, ancient vines winding around trees, and jagged rocks. By the stone gate, the Langcang Pavilion features inscriptions of the character “Fushan” handwritten by Mr. Li Jishen, as well as calligraphy works from various dynasties. On the mountain, there are structures such as the Huanbi Pavilion, Chenhou Shrine, Dui’ge Tower, and Fishing Platform, all adorned with green tiles, jade-colored railings, red pillars, and crimson beams. Ancient poems and poetic couplets can be seen everywhere.

　　 Hezhou City, Guangxi