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 Mt.
Emei is well-known for its enjoyable natural scenery, extensive
Buddhist culture, abundant range of species and unique landform.
Thus it gets such titles as 'Kingdom of Plants', 'Geological Museum',
'Animals' Paradise' and 'Buddhist Celestial Mountain'.
Florid Natural Scenery
Going into the mountain, you can see continuous ranges of peaks
and tall trees covering on them. Water flows swiftly as if it were
flying. Birds are singing and pretty butterflies are dancing. In
spring, all the creatures are burgeoning and the whole mountain
is in a fresh green coat; in summer, beautiful flowers are blooming
one after another in a way of competition; in autumn, the entire
Mt. Emei is decorated by the red leaves which make the mountain
so amazing that it is far beyond your imagination; in winter, it
is covered by snow like a pure bride with white wedding dress.
Profound Buddhist Culture
Mt. Emei is one of the four celebrated Buddhist Mountains in China.
It is said that Buddhism was brought to Mt. Emei in the first century
BC. After nearly 2,000 years of development, Mt. Emei has become
a place rich in Buddhist heritage, which has made it an influential
sacred place in China and even in the whole world. There are vivid
and exquisite statues of Buddha made of clay, wood, jade, bronze
and porcelain. As one of the three genres of Chinese martial art
in China, Mt. Emei has gained its reputation both at home and abroad.
Abundant
Resources of Species
Mt. Emei is covered with green vegetation all the year round. Its
plentiful rainfall, peculiar landform, varied climate and complicated
structures of the soil provide a perfect environment for a great
number of species' growth and propagation. Among the plants, here
you can have the chance to admire the rare trees, many different
flowers and herbs. These plants not only endow the mountain with
beauty but also create a natural fairyland for the animals here.
Among all the animals there are many rare species.
Mysterious Geological Museum
The splendid Mt. Emei was created by the Himalayan mountain-building
movement and the later uplift of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. It contains
geological features of all the periods following the Cambrian period.
The special geological feature is the precondition of the growth
of various species and beautiful sceneries.
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