Remember the Shuanglong Cave in Jinhua ... and others.

Why is it called "Ye"? Because Ye Shengtao's "Remember Jinhua Shuanglong Cave" is so famous that everyone who studied elementary school in China has read it since he was a teenager (I forget whether the teacher asked him to recite it). I don't know whether the article is good or bad, but I was deeply impressed, so I wrote another article at the back, and I can only add "yes", which means to pick people's teeth and follow their predecessors.

Actually, I was passing by Jinhua, but I remembered this passage, so I took time to go there despite the tight time. On the way, I also met a man and a woman traveling alone.

Shuanglong Cave is a big scenic spot, which is still a little far from the urban area. However, there are buses that go directly from downtown to the door, and the tickets are more advanced. It's a magnetic card ticket, which can be swiped at the scenic spot where you need to check in. There was a little problem when I bought the ticket, and when I finished, my two playmates were gone.

After entering the door, I didn't go far. I saw a big stone tablet surrounded by pine and cypress in Qingxi, engraved with Mr. Ye Lao's famous article. After reading it, I feel that it is really only suitable for primary school texts.

Looking from the inscription to the right, it is Jinhua Taoist Temple, where the legendary Wong Tai Sin achieved truth. When I was in Lanxi City under Jinhua's jurisdiction, I found a Wong Tai Sin Temple and even a Wong Tai Sin Road in the downtown area. I asked the taxi driver about his relationship with Wong Tai Sin in Hong Kong. He said that Zhejiang is Wong Tai Sin's ancestral palace, in Jinhua.

Guanwai plaque is named "True Source of Red Pine", which shows its orthodox status. After entering the museum, a statue of Wong Tai Sin was enshrined, next to a pile of stones dug from the nearby underground, which were white in color and shaped like sheep. It is said that the legend of Wong Tai Sin turning stone into sheep has just come true. Oh! At this rate, will an iron bar weighing 13500 kg be excavated at the foot of Guo Huashan in the future?

Jinhua Taoist Temple also hung a plaque, which read "Watching Heaven and Performing Jinhua". Seeing that the inscription was sent by the Taoist temple in Hong Kong, it seems that this place is really an ancestral temple, and the note is "red pine brush", which means that the Taoist priest over there invited Wong Tai Sin to possess himself, and the font is neat. I didn't expect that the calligraphy of red pine nuts herding sheep was quite capable, hehe.

Coming out of Jinhua Taoist Temple and continuing to walk up the mountain, I saw a stone cave surrounded by many people. I wonder if it is the famous Shuanglong Cave. Once in the outer cave, although the crowd is crowded, it is cool and refreshing, which is really a good place to cool off. However, if you want to sit on your back and enter the inner hole, you need to queue up to check in. After waiting for more than half an hour, it was finally my turn. At first glance, it is quite different from the description in the article. The original text says that only one boat can accommodate two people side by side. In fact, several boats can accommodate four people at the same time. Of course, the height is still that high. You have to put down your backpack, lie on your back, and don't dare to move a little, or the tip of your nose will rub against the dissolved rock. In ten seconds, you will reach the inner hole.

The inner cave is no longer a scene where workers need to carry steam lamps to show the way, but it is already brightly lit, and Linlin is Lang Lang. The cave is not big. Compared with the Arugu Cave in my hometown, it is really nothing to mention. You can walk for a while and then walk to Hu Bing Cave, which is connected with it. The waterfall with a drop of more than 20 meters in this cave is impressive in that pearls and jade splash under the light.

Go out of Hu Bing Cave and look at the instructions on the map. Recently, I started a real mountaineering trip in Chaozhen Cave.

I didn't expect this Jin Huashan to look very low, so I was tired to climb up, which made me feel ashamed. After more than 1000 steps, I had to rest twice before I reached the gate of Chaozhen Cave, where few people came.

There is a table at the mouth of the cave with some incense sticks and divination things on it. There is a young Taoist sitting behind the desk. Afraid that she would come over and pester the fortune teller to collect money, she quickly ran to the cave.

Compared with Shuanglong Cave, the decoration of this cave is very simple. There are no lights in many places, the roads are difficult to separate, and it is quiet and cool. Only in this way can you feel more when you walk in the cave, and feel that it is like a place where the truth is fixed. According to Taoism, Jinhua's three caves (Shuanglong Cave, Hu Bing Cave and Chaozhen Cave) are one of the thirty-six caves, and they just live in the abdomen of China's rooster-shaped territory, while Tao's coach is "Yuan Ying", which is similar to the state of the fetus in the mother's body. Once a person is born, there is no chance to return to the mother and practice in this chicken's belly, but it has the effect of being close to the mother, which can get twice the result with half the effort.

Winding to the end of the hole, the cliff was cut by a knife. Looking up, the top is slightly hazy. It is said that Wong Tai Sin has soared here. I was in a trance for a while, as if I really heard Yue Xian singing together and saw the crane following the clouds.

When I walked out of the cave, the Taoist priest was still there. Because the climbing time just exceeded expectations, I was afraid that the next trip would be inaccurate and I missed the time to leave, so I crustily skin of head and asked for directions. I didn't want to buy her things, for fear that she would give a bad face like many Taoist priests who specialize in earning money from foreign tourists. I didn't expect her to be very enthusiastic. She calculated my itinerary in detail and told me how to get there. It's easy to ask her where to practice. She said that she lives in the lower half of the mountain and never goes down all the year round. In retrospect, there is indeed a Dojo on the road, and there is a row of huts that seem to be inhabited. It must be there. Seeing that she is quite young, I really want to ask her how old she is and why she started to cultivate. However, thinking of the old saying "Tao does not say longevity", I dare not ask any more questions for fear of breaking the taboo. After thanking her, I said goodbye to her.

Go down the mountain and return to the intersection just now, walk in the opposite direction for half an hour and come to the ancestral temple of Wong Tai Sin. It's a ancestral temple, with a big gate, which is much more imposing than the Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong, but the incense can't be compared with that in Hong Kong, which seems a little deserted. However, we can also see that local people often burn incense, because tickets are specially set up at the gate, and other scenic spots in the whole scenic spot cannot buy tickets separately, so they must buy through tickets.

The uniqueness of Zugong is that the back doors and eaves of several temples are not red, but gray. At first glance, I thought it was a long-term wind and rain erosion. On second thought, it's not bad to be so uniform and clean, is it?

Out of the ancestral palace, I didn't have time to go to the farther fairy water curtain cave, and I didn't go down the mountain. I had to take a ride back to Shuanglong Castle, another scenic spot at the entrance of the mountain (the management of the tourist area is not standardized, and the scenic spots are far apart, but there is no bus to pick me up, so the locals can drive their own passengers (slaughter passengers)). It is also an underground cave, which is said to be the shooting place of the TV series "Eight Dragons". It is said that there is a Wulin Sect and its mysterious martial arts in history. There, I accidentally met two playmates I met on the road before, and everyone smiled at each other: "It's really fate." They seem a little confused about the direction. After going to Shuanglong Cave, they went directly to Xianwaterfall Cave by car. They just came back from the Xianpu Cave, but they haven't even seen the Ye Shengtao stone tablet at the door. I think they have been talking about entering Hong Kong. The man meant to protect flowers, and I didn't bother them much. After pointing out the location of the stone tablet, I left on my own.

Before leaving the scenic spot, in the veranda in front of the gate, I looked at the famous people who wrote poems for Jin Huashan in the past dynasties and their words. I was thinking: did the scenic spots attract celebrities or did celebrities create them?