Qiyun Mountain｜Step into an Ink Wash Painting of Huizhou and Take a Deep Breath

The mountain gate is still immersed in blue mist The stone steps are slightly damp, footsteps light A beam of light leaks from the eaves of Wangxian Pavilion Like someone brushed a stroke of light gold on rice paper with a calligraphy brush ✨Walk slowly This mountain truly understands the art of leaving blank space Red cliffs emerge in segments through bamboo shadows The crimson rock walls are stained with ink marks from a thousand years of rain Pine trees in the crevices quietly breathe Can you hear it? The whole mountain is whispering 🌿Afternoon on Yuehua Street Time suddenly softens The copper bells of the Taoist temple ring sparsely Sitting by the incense burner watching clouds surge from the mountain valley Softly spreading over the green tiles, lifting the flying eaves into a fairy island Holding a cup of wild tea, instantly understanding what it means to "sit and forget" —Eyes full of green, ears filled with pine waves Yet the heart feels empty and light 🌄Looking back while descending at dusk The sunset blushes the red cliffs It’s the kind of red that watercolors bleed on rice paper The stone path glows softly The steps that felt steep on the way up are gentle now As dusk falls and you reach the foot of the mountain Suddenly it feels like this day wasn’t about climbing a mountain But gently walking into a long-kept, still-drying ancient painting 📝Some tips: ▫It’s recommended to start climbing around 7 a.m., the mountain path in the morning mist is especially magical ▫Be sure to sit at the Taoist temple tea house on Yuehua Street, the wild tea is sweet and refreshing ▫Remember to look back at the sunset when descending! The red cliffs dyed gold are stunning ▫Wear comfortable shoes, the stone steps are slightly damp and slippery