Yushan is seduced by the ancient legend of the seven disciples of the Tang Dynasty who practiced here and ascended to heaven on the same day. After the holiday, at the invitation of a friend, I picked up a trace of the ancient and simple mood there. Yushan is located northwest of

Yushan is seduced by the ancient legend that the Seven Juzis of the Tang Dynasty practiced here and ascended to the sky on the same day. After the holiday, at the invitation of a friend, I picked up a trace of the ancient and simple mood there.

Yushan is located northwest of Xiapu Water Gate, with an altitude of 1,098 meters. It is the second highest peak in Xiapu. When we went, it was the season when the azaleas were blooming. The mountain flowers were blooming and pleasing to the eye. A winding stone staircase led to Yushan Temple. The golden flowers and plants on the roadside were blown by the mountain breeze, which suddenly made people feel like climbing. Fatigue and sweat. The Tang Qi Buddha City on the top of the mountain is built against the mountain. The oval-shaped city gate made of stones has a plaque inscribed by Lin Kai, a famous Chinese calligrapher and painter. The couplet reads: "There are many wild places near the mountain, and there are new poems for the moon." On the city wall It is covered with thousand-year-old azaleas, with branches like iron and flowers as red as blood.

On the mountain peak far away from the village is the Yushan Seven Buddha City

The Yushan Temple is in the city, and the city is the temple. It is rare in Fujian. In front of the temple is a steep cliff of strange rocks, rugged and open, with the inscriptions "Ascending on the Same Day" and "Yushan Miracle" , "Jade Peak Towering Green", with vigorous and vigorous handwriting, was written by Zhou Canglai, a professor at Zhejiang Academy of Fine Arts. According to legend: "In the Tang Dynasty, there were seven sons in Changxi County who relied on "oil lamps" to support their studies. They went to Beijing to take the exam, but their names were lost in Sunshan. They had no face to meet their clansmen. So they saw through the world of mortals and became monks. They took refuge on the top of Yushan Mountain to build temples and cities. Later they became enlightened. Become a Buddha and go to heaven at the same time” is full of legend. It is a pity that the miracle of Qi Juzi has disappeared now, but standing in front of the temple can make people remember their loneliness and hardship back then. I can't help but think of what the famous German thinker Hannah Arendt said in her book "The Human Condition". Man is not a lonely god, but lives with his own kind in a shared world. "Life in the world" means We exist in a world and share it with many people who are not like us. And understanding is one of the conditions for people to coexist. I don’t know if the world has understood Qi Juzi’s failure, but the legend is just a beautiful imagination of future generations.

After passing through the temple, we came to the open space next to the temple and looked down at the foot of the mountain. The mountains were dormant, the clouds were misty, and the peaks of Qidou and Carp were flickering in and out, which was charming and enchanting. Just as Xu Yongzhong, a professor at Yonglefu in the Ming Dynasty, said in a seven-rhythm poem: "There are solitary peaks in the plains, and a touch of clouds becomes darker and darker. The light reflects the golden jade on the sun, and the colors separate the jade hibiscus in the sky. Sometimes the clear mist appears, and several times it flies in The green shadows are heavy. The drought of the year was once seen as an opportunity, and it turned into a sweet rain. "I turned to listen to the birds singing gracefully on the trees, breathing in the fragrance of flowers and plants blown by the mountain wind in the forest, and enjoying the tranquility and relaxation of nature. Raindrops are falling, and in the sound of rain, every sound and image around you has endless temptation. I think that this Jade Mountain is not about worshiping the gods to give us rich gifts. Only by being away from the bustling and noisy world and being close to nature with our own lives can we gain deep experience and insights, just like the rhododendrons in the temple and the vegetation in the mountains.

Fixed in the vastness of history, Yushan and the City of Seven Buddhas have become people’s endless reveries and eternal mysteries. Source: "Xiapu as described by the writer" Author: Chen Jian