The ever-burning lamp in the Golden Palace of Wudang Mountain has never been extinguished for more than 600 years. What mysteries does it hide?

Our country can be said to be a country with a very rich history and culture. There are many ancient buildings and ancient cultures. What we are going to talk about today is Wudang Mountain. Wudang Mountain was established during the Ming Dynasty. It has been a long time now, and there is an ever-burning lamp in the Golden Palace of Wudang Mountain that has never been extinguished for more than 600 years. So what mysteries does it hide?

Wudang Mountain is a famous Buddhist holy place, and there is a very famous palace on Wudang Mountain. It looks like a royal palace in appearance, and the whole thing is golden. Many people who visit it will I think it is made of gold, so I call it the Golden Palace. But in fact it is made of wood, but it does have a certain gold content. This palace is very large, and the overall look is magnificent. There are There are many carvings, and the carving work is also very fine.

There is a lamp in the Golden Palace that has never been extinguished for more than 600 years, so people call it the ever-bright lamp. Over the past 600 years, no matter whether it was a strong wind or a heavy rain, even if the door of the main hall has been opened, this lamp They are all motionless, which is really puzzling. Some people say that this lamp does not go out because there is something in the palace that prevents it from being extinguished, but no one knows what it is specifically. Others say it is because of the structure of the palace. , keeping the air from flowing smoothly so the light never goes out.

But these are just conjectures. No one knows the specific reasons. I personally think that the ancestors may have used some special methods when building this palace, which led to the permanent failure of this lamp. Not extinguished, at this point we can't help but admire the wisdom of our ancestors.