Houshiwu at Mount Tai: The colorful ink flows with the rhythm, revealing the essence of Mount Dai, and the sound of pine waves is heard like music from heaven

Located on the shady side of Mount Tai, it is 1.5 kilometers away from the summit. From Zhangren Peak, head north along the slope to the south side of the Beimen stone arch at the mountain col, then continue about 0.5 kilometers east along the valley path, and you will find the secluded and profound Houshiwu. This place is known for its perilous peaks, deep valleys, strange rocks adorned with pines, sheer cliffs all around, towering green peaks, stone carvings everywhere, ancient temples hidden among the scenery, offering a view that is vastly different from other areas of Mount Tai, like a shining pearl tucked away in the mountains, glittering brightly. In the early summer, the sky is clear and the air is fresh. Climbing to the summit feels like entering another world, with direct sunlight and the occasional white cloud drifting across the blue sky, the air filled with the scent of the sun. Walking to Houshiwu, the air becomes fresher, and taking a deep breath, you can smell a sweet fragrance. Entering the depths of the ancient pine garden, the sunlight filters through the dense pine needles, casting round spots of light on the path beneath your feet, and through the pine branches and needles, you can see the clear blue sky. When the mountain breeze blows, a wonderful sound that has never been heard before seems to come from beyond the heavens, a pure sound with uninterrupted undulations, bringing a sense of joy and satisfaction.