Hua Shan

Author: Snail Manufacturing
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
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Nighttime Hike: The Huashan Mountain is so perilous that it's hard to look directly at it. Yet, people are fascinated by this very danger, choosing to hike under the cover of night rather than face the mountain head-on.
Climbing a Stone: Only when you visit Huashan Mountain do you realize how big a single stone can be. Standing on this stone called "Huashan," you can almost touch the heavens!
Wuxia-style Sunrise: In the presence of this martial arts-famous mountain, the sun dares to peek out hesitantly, as if timidly. Who would have thought that even the shape of the sunrise at the summit is creatively designed? What else is impossible?
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Huashan’s Swordsmanship, the Most Dangerous in China: Snail Manufacturing’s Deep Travel Jeans Edition—Huashan, a book that can climb to the summit with you. "There’s only one path to Huashan since ancient times"—this is no exaggeration! The mountain’s towering peaks and perilous trails are a marvel. Sometimes, a narrow walkway snakes along sheer cliffs; other times, it crosses streams and valleys; or it winds along the edge of a precipice, or it’s flat yet steep, or spacious yet narrow. The saying "place someone in a desperate situation to bring out their potential" perfectly captures the boundless beauty of Huashan, which lies entirely in its "strange danger." The essence of Huashan also lies in the journey of climbing.
Visit Huashan, and you’ll realize how big a single stone can be. Standing on this stone called "Huashan," you can almost touch the heavens!
Visit Huashan, and you’ll see a wuxia-style sunrise.
Visit Huashan, and it’s a place where you can see your reflection from behind.
Visit Huashan, and you’ll know—because the mountain is there.