Sentences describing the beautiful scenery of Wuyi Mountain

Fiona Fang, the main scenic spot in Wuyishan Scenic Area, covers an area of 70 square kilometers with an average elevation of 350 meters. It is a typical Danxia landform, known as "clear water and green mountains" and "southeast of Qixiujia". It is one of the first national key scenic spots. /kloc-0 was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO in June, 1999 and won the title of "World Natural and Cultural Heritage".

The beauty of Wuyi lies in the mountains. Due to the comprehensive action of crustal movement, gravity collapse, rain erosion and weathering and peeling in ancient times, strange changes have taken place in the mountains: the peaks are overlapping and the valleys are sinking; The mountain color is reddish brown due to geothermal oxidation, and the mountain shape leans eastward due to extrusion. It is the most typical of more than 200 Danxia landforms in China. The crustal movement makes the strange peaks and rocks here in various shapes, some soaring into the sky, some stretching for miles, some standing proudly, some graceful ... As far as the landscape of Wuyishan is concerned, it seems more palatable.

Wuyi's spirituality lies in water. There are many clear springs, waterfalls, mountain streams and streams at the foot of Wuyi Mountain. The flowing water is like a song, which injects vitality, adds movement and breeds aura for Wuyishan. The most attractive one is Jiuquxi, which originates from the southern foot of Huanggang Mountain in Wuyishan Nature Reserve, with a total length of 60 kilometers and flows through the scenic spot for 9.5 kilometers. The mountain is surrounded by water, and the water is surrounded.

Wuyishan city is rich in historical and cultural relics. As early as more than 4,000 years ago, ancestors lived here, and gradually formed a unique "ancient Fujian" culture and the subsequent "Fujian and Guangdong" culture in a corner of China, which was famous at home and abroad, and lasted for more than 2,000 years, leaving many cultural relics and historical sites. The main cultural features of this period are "building coffins" and "Hongqiao board", covering an area of 480,000.

Wuyishan is closely related to Neo-Confucianism in Zhuzi. Zhu Xi 14 years old went to Wuyishan and died at 7 1 year old. He studied, wrote, apprenticed and lived in Wuyishan for more than 50 years. Zhuzi's Neo-Confucianism germinated, matured and spread here. Other academies founded by Zhu Xi in Wuyishan became the most influential academies at that time.

Wuyishan Scenic Area also has rare bamboo and wood, exotic flowers and herbs, rare birds and animals, and precious medicinal materials, especially Wuyi rock tea, which is rich in aroma and mellow in taste and is famous for its "homology of medicine and food".