Series of Books on Historical and Cultural Cities in China—Dali

Author: Zhang Xilu
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book primarily introduces Dali. Dali has a long history that has endured for over 4,000 years, leaving behind numerous prehistoric human sites, ancient city ruins, old pagodas, temples, shrines, ancient academies, ancestral halls, and ancient steles. The plaque "Literary and Historical County" on the Dali Ancient City Gate is the most fitting summary of the ancient Dali. Dali is enchanting. The snow on Cangshan Mountain, the moon over Erhai Lake, the wind in Xiaguan, and the flowers in Shangguan each have their unique charm and wonder. The phrase "Wind, Flower, Snow, and Moon" perfectly captures the captivating scenery of Dali, which is as enchanting as a fairy-tale world. Dali is magical. The mysterious mists of Dali's cloudscapes, the ever-changing wonders of the Butterfly Spring, the enigmatic nine bends of Erhai Lake, and the ancient legends of the nineteen peaks of Cangshan Mountain are just a glimpse of the magical Dali.