Stones with a message, culture passed down: Jinan Taishan Stone Dare to Be Cultural Park, explore the stories in the stones.

In Jinan, the spring city of Shandong, China, there is a cultural resort that combines natural scenery and human history - Taishan Stone Dare to Be Cultural Park. Here, not only the "Stone Dare to Be" belief in Chinese traditional culture is displayed, but also strange stones from all over the country and even the world are gathered. Each stone contains a legendary story. The cultural park is located in a scenic area with beautiful environment, surrounded by beautiful mountains and clear waters, and fresh air. It is an excellent place to explore the mysteries of nature and comprehend the essence of culture. Entering Taishan Stone Dare to Be Cultural Park, the first thing that comes into view is a vast stone exhibition area, with various strange stones scattered in a patchwork, with different shapes and colorful colors. There are majestic ones like lions, and elegant ones like fairies descending to the earth; there are fossils that are like book pages recording the history of the earth's billions of years of evolution, and there are also crystal clear and dazzling gems. Each stone has been polished by nature for millions of years, showing a unique beauty. Walking among them, it seems to be in a huge geological museum, which makes people can't help but sigh at the magic of nature. Taishan Stone Dare to Be originated from an ancient Chinese custom of warding off evil spirits and suppressing houses. It is said that placing this stone can ward off evil spirits and avoid evil spirits, and bless the family's peace. In the cultural park, a special exhibition area is set up to introduce the origin of "Stone Dare to Be" and its distribution in various parts of the country in detail. Through physical objects, graphic materials and other forms, it vividly reproduces the development process of this traditional belief. Not only that, there are also some long-standing and strangely shaped "Stone Dare to Be" stones collected here, each of which carries the deep expectations of the local people for a better life and peace and happiness.