Things to do in Wushan

The sightseeing bus is the most worthwhile ride. The world's first cliff relief Buddha is very shocking. It would be nice if there was a voice guide. The Water Curtain Cave is very quiet. When the breeze blows the wind chimes, people feel purified. I also envy the Taoist's hair volume.

There is a cave but no water, it is not worthy of its name. I went there today but there was no water.

Jiuzhaigou is a fairyland left behind by the heavens on earth. It is so beautiful that it makes you want to cry. The Pearl Shoal Waterfall, the filming location of the 1986 TV series Journey to the West, is even more unforgettable. Its water either cascades down in thousands of strands with a graceful posture that makes people linger, or it gallops like ten thousand horses with a huge momentum that makes people feel awe. "After visiting Jiuzhaigou, you will not see any water again." It is indeed well-deserved!

Overall, I wouldn't give it a 5 out of 5. The best viewpoint was too far away; even with the sightseeing bus, you still had to walk a considerable distance. Taking the cable car down the mountain meant missing the scenery, but not taking the cable car was exhausting—it was all stairs, and our joints couldn't take it. All 12 of us were completely exhausted; some were sick, some had leg cramps, and some even had to walk backwards. Four of us even gave up on the Five-Colored Pool when we had only a few hundred meters left. The scenery was still spectacular and unique, but when you're not feeling well, your enjoyment of the scenery is greatly diminished. In the end, I regretted not coming and enduring this ordeal. Jiuzhaigou is much more humane and well-planned.

The scenic area is large and clean, with a refreshing atmosphere. There are so many animals, the shows are fantastic, the kids had a blast, and the visit was very comfortable. The staff were very welcoming, and the routes were well-designed – it was so convenient! I'll definitely come back next time.

The road to Shu is difficult, more difficult than ascending to heaven. Every step we take has profound meaning: it's good exercise, we see beautiful scenery, and we also see the mountains and rivers of our great motherland. The first hour was very tiring, but we climbed the narrow, winding path.

Zhagana, meaning "stone box" in Tibetan, is a cloud-shrouded stone city located in Diebu County, Gannan Prefecture, Gansu Province. The several interconnected small villages are beautiful, truly deserving of the title "Zhagana of the World."

Qingmuchuan Ancient Town is located at the junction of Shaanxi, Sichuan and Gansu provinces. The ancient buildings are well preserved. Must-see attractions include the Wei Family Residence, Rongshengkui, and the opium den. You must also stroll along Huilongchang Old Street and climb Huilong Pavilion to overlook the entire ancient town.

Maijishan was even better than I expected, with exquisite murals and beautiful sculptures. However, many of the caves are special grottoes that require separate reservations (there is a daily limit on the number of visitors), and the fees are not cheap.