Jiuhua Mountain's Jiuziyan is also beautiful.

Jiuziyan Scenic Area is located in the southwest of Qingyang County, Anhui Province. The main attractions include Shuangxi Temple, which was built in 1935. There is a "Jiequan" spring under the rock in front of the temple, with a trickling stream and clear water. Two streams surround the temple. Jitong, a monk from Shuangxi Temple in Ankang County, Shaanxi Province, came to Jiuziyan to worship and built a temple here. He also founded the Huayan Dojo to recruit disciples and preach. After the death of the monk Daxing, his body did not decay, which caused a sensation. Jiuzifeng, also known as Jiuziyan, is one of the ten old scenic spots in Jiuhua. The "Jiuziquan Sound" is here. The Daxing Body Hall enshrines the body of the monk Daxing. After Jin Qiaojue and Wuxia, he was regarded as the third generation of Ksitigarbha by the Buddhist community. His body sits in the glass niche in the center of the hall and is gilded. Jiuzisi Temple was originally called Guanghua Temple, also known as Huayan Zen Temple. It was built in the Tang Dynasty, rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty, and renovated in 1987. Jiuziyan is the first place where Jin Qiaojue practiced in Jiuhua. Jiuhua Mountain is the origin of the Ksitigarbha Dojo. There is also a Titing Pagoda, which is the mount of Ksitigarbha. Dizang Cave is said to be the place where Ksitigarbha practiced. The entrance fee to the scenic area is 70. You can take the cable car to the main scenic area, Huayan Zen Temple. The cable car ticket is 60. The main hall at the entrance of the scenic area is still under renovation. The mountain is full of green trees and the scenery is tranquil. Visitors can visit the temples.