Xinghua Village: a place kept alive by a poem
Chizhou's tourism bureau links the village to Du Mu's Qingming poem, while pupils still recite it at the site's Huai Du Pavilion.
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Chizhou's tourism bureau links the village to Du Mu's Qingming poem, while pupils still recite it at the site's Huai Du Pavilion.
Ranger patrols, camera traps and a measured forest plot show conservation as repeated fieldwork rather than a scenic label.
Named monasteries, a large Buddhist collection and a dated record of monastic life show how religious institutions are woven through the mountain.
A poet's image of nine lotus peaks and a monk's later legend gave this granite mountain two enduring cultural lives.