A 450-word composition describing Lishan Park in Juancheng

Lishan, located at the junction of Qinshui, Yuanqu and Yicheng counties in Shanxi Province, preserves the last virgin forest in North China, where there are abundant water resources, dense trees and various kinds, and it is called "plant gene bank". In the core area of Lishan, there are 72 ravines, forests cover the sky, wild animals haunt, and people are inaccessible. Nearly 100 valleys crisscross like a maze. It can be said that the scenery is everywhere, the mountains are strange, the water is interesting, the stones have stories, and the flowers and trees have legends.

As time was limited, we only visited Shun Wang Ping. The highest peak of Mount Li is Shunwangping. The wall of Shunwangping is cut and stands among the mountains, but the top of the ping is a relatively gentle alpine meadow of 10,000 mu. The sky between the flowers is high and the clouds are light, and the wind and grass are low. You seem to be in the grassland beyond the Great Wall. Legend has it that Shun Di cultivated in ancient times. On the grassy slope to the north of Wang Ping, there is a row of uneven stone walls formed by natural stones. One of the monkeys-shaped stones is very conspicuous, and the locals call this scene "a group of monkeys looking at the moon". In this endless alpine meadow, there is even a rock beach with huge stones hidden. There is faint blood on the boulder, which is called Dragon Chopping Platform, and it is said that it is the place where Shun Di chopped dragons.