On the fifteenth day of the tenth month of the Gui Mao year, during the Wei/ Shen hour, at Yongfu Temple/ Yangmei Ridge

After having lunch at Lanxuan, as soon as you enter the Feilai Peak Scenic Area, Yongfu Temple is on your left hand side! Why come to Yongfu Temple? It's all because of the show Qiang Qiang Travel the World! 🌟Highlights: Yongfu Temple is located about a mile west of Lingyin, under the Shisun Peak. It has a history of over 1600 years, dating back to the Eastern Jin Dynasty when the Zen Master Huili founded it. The Yongfu Zen Temple covers more than 300 acres, with buildings rising along the mountain. The temple is divided into five open courtyards: Puyuan Jingyuan, Jialing Lecture Hall, Ziyanyueyuan, Ancient Incense Zen Court, and Fuquan Tea Court. It has seven entrances, five halls, three halls, two pavilions, two towers, five pavilions, and over a thousand ancient trees and famous woods. It is one of the largest temples restored by the Buddhist community in Hangzhou. Speaking of Yongfu Temple, there is also Master Donggao Xinyue to mention. He was born in Pujiang, Jinhua, in the late Ming Dynasty. He became a monk at the age of 8, stayed at Yongfu Zen Temple at the age of 33, for a total of 6 years, and went to Japan at the age of 38. Master Donggao Xinyue was good at poetry and calligraphy, seal carving, and music. He was an outstanding figure who had a significant influence on Japanese culture since Jianzhen's eastward journey during the Tang Dynasty. 📝Tips: There are still many people in the scenic area, and this way up is all climbing. At the entrance of the last courtyard, the casual strength came again, so dinner was booked at Guiyu Mountain House. As soon as there are more tourists, everything looks... sigh😑 Bought a casual coffee, and then walked out the same way, leaving... took a taxi all the way to Yangmei Ridge Village. 🌟Highlights: Yangmei Ridge Village is located on the south line of the West Lake Scenic Area, and is the source of the Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies in the Qianjiang Scenic Area. The village is surrounded by mountains on all sides, with lush trees and beautiful scenery; the village used to produce a lot of bayberries, and now there are large tea gardens. Choosing this village is purely for a stroll before dinner. I didn't know that walking from the village entrance all the way to Qianlong Road is the entrance to the Jiuxi Scenic Area, Li'an Temple, and Jiuxi Smoke Tree are all on this line; the scenic area has a shuttle bus, which operates according to the timetable, and goes all the way down to the Qiantang River. Next time, next time, I'll come again if I have a chance~