Legend of Zhenhuyan In the Qing Dynasty, several big tigers often appeared in dozens of miles of Fiona Fang Gushan, and they often went down the mountain to kill creatures. Every time people chase big tigers here, they miraculously disappear. Everyone thought that this huge stone might be a tiger's den, so they invited the master of Yongquan Temple to chant sutras and lower the tiger here, carved a Buddha statue on the edge of Zhenhuyan, used Buddhism to town the tiger, and built a tiger to the west of the 18 scenic spots.
A huge stone engraved with the immortal's giant trace is spread out like a platform, and the three characters "Luohantai" on the rock are particularly eye-catching. According to legend, the reincarnated monk Jiao Ling met Lan Caihe of the Eight Immortals here and asked him to teach him medical skills. Lan Caihe passed on his superb medical skills to the Jiao Ling monk without reservation, but he turned into a breeze and drifted away, leaving three huge footprints on the Luohan platform, which is called "the giant trace of the immortals".
After listening to the introduction of the Eight Immortals to the lonely mountain, Guanyin personally visited the lonely mountain and was fascinated by the beautiful scenery here. How to make Guanyin return to the South China Sea after enjoying the beautiful scenery of the lonely mountain? In a blink of an eye, the annual Flat Peach Festival is coming again. Guanyin proposed to the empress dowager that it be held in Gushan. The queen mother was overjoyed. Guanyin dispatched three boats, full of immortals from all walks of life, and drove Xiangyun.
The Buddha cave above Luohantai was inscribed on the cliff by Dao Pei, curator of Yongquan Temple in Gushan, Qing Dynasty. Master Dao Pei wrote a Summary of Hua Yan Jing of Generous Buddha in the seventh year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, with a total of 1668+. There are more than 2000 woodcuts. When Master Hongyi came to Frye for construction in 0928, he printed dozens of sets and presented them to various temples in Japan. The Japanese people praised Gushan as a treasure house of ancient Buddhist scriptures. There are 55 Buddha names engraved on the left rock wall, which, together with 33 Buddha names engraved on the broken wall under Luohan platform, become 88 Buddha names, all of which belong to Master Dao Pei.
The legend of the Eight Immortals Cave began in the Yuan Dynasty. According to legend, after he became an immortal, he spent two days with Han Xiangzi and Cao Guojiu, while Zhang, Lan Caihe and He Xiangu became immortals respectively. Under the strong recommendation of Lan Caihe, the Eight Immortals came here to get together and spend the Mid-Autumn Festival night on August 15.
Liu Haitai and Jinchan Cave are on the left and right sides of Shiban Road respectively. The rock at the top of the Jinshan cave at the lower right is like a toad coming out of the cave. The bottom of the rock is as white as a toad's belly, squatting in the grass beside the slope, ready to jump out at any time.
There are several huge rocks in the southeast of Jinchan Cave, which are covered with flat peaches, just like several flat peaches piled together, and there are many rocks that look like flat peaches around. Therefore, this place is called Flat Peach Forest, and there is a cave next to it, which is engraved with the legend of Manqian Rock: Manqian was a loyal keeper in the flat peach garden of the Queen Mother, but after all, she couldn't resist the temptation of Xiantao and dared to steal a few flat peaches when she left office. Fascinated by the scenery here, she planted flat peaches in the lonely mountain. Man Qian was afraid of being blamed by the Queen Mother, so she stayed in the lonely mountain. After years of careful cultivation, peaches are everywhere. Later, the mountain soldiers learned about this and reported it to the Queen Mother. The Queen Mother came to Gushan to take Manqian back to heaven. Manqian would rather die than return to the Queen Mother. In a rage, Manqian and the flat peaches here turned to stone.
The Fahua Cave in the ancient river Chaoyun consists of two interconnected caves, which are engraved with the inscription of Wei Jie in the Qing Dynasty: In front of the cave, it is said that there is a crane hovering here, hence the name of the ancient river Chaoyun.
The pavilion on the right of Fahua Cave is called Fahua Pavilion. It is said that standing in this pavilion overlooking Rongcheng, roads, farmland, rivers and lakes crisscross, naturally outlining the whole picture of longevity, which is amazing. Now with the rapid development of urban construction, the whole picture of Fushou can no longer be seen.
The rock protruding from the top of the cave of Khufu is shaped like a tiger's head and hides its teeth and shrinks its claws. From a distance, it looks like a surrendered tiger with a flat stone on its back, such as carrying Buddhist scriptures. Therefore, it was named the Khufu Buddhist Temple, dedicated to Zen master Khufu, and February 29th every year was designated as the birthday of Zen master Khufu. Sacrifice activities were held in the first three days to commemorate the birthday of Zen master Khufu.
There are many boulders in Lotus Rock, such as single trees soaring into the sky, and the words "All the rocks and valleys fly" are engraved on the cliff, vividly depicting the scenery here.
There is a strange rock on Yan Jiahe Road. There are many regular small cracks on its surface, which are like scales on the armor of ancient generals. The rock is engraved with the word "unloading armor", so it is called "unloading armor rock"
Jade bamboo shoots stand in a forest on the unloading rock, looking east, you can see the surrounding clouds. There are many peaks and rocks on Yusun Peak, such as mushrooms after rain, and bamboo is unearthed. This is the most special landscape here, and the ancients praised it as "jade bamboo shoots into forests."