Photos of Bochi Mountain

Bochi Mountain Park is named after the mountain, and it is alive because of the water. Bochi Mountain "is concave and curved, shaped like a bowl", so people call it Bochi Mountain. Du Guangting's "Dongtian Fudi Ji" in the Tang Dynasty recorded that Bochi Mountain was listed as one of the "Seventy-two Blessed Lands" of Taoism. It is said that Zhou Gongzi Qiao used to make alchemy here. Zhou Gongzi Qiao is the prince of Zhou Lingwang. He has a quiet personality, likes to play the sheng, and is often surrounded by music. At the age of 15, he was dumbfounded and speechless when he was utterly speechless when he was 15 years old. Later, due to his political views, he ran away from his father, wandering between Yi and Luo Ershui, worshipped Duke Fu Qiu as a teacher, and studied Taoism in Songshan for more than 30 years. Daocheng chose a place to make alchemy, went to the lower reaches of the Huai River, and found this "deep and leisurely" Bochi Mountain. Li Bai's poem "Huaiyin Shuhuai" said: "Flying mallards come from the west, and it is suitable for Jiaxing. Favorite Wang Qiaoxue, and taunt the old human feelings", which is the story of Gongzi Qiao's rise in alchemy in Bochi Mountain.