Mountain Mangdang Scenic Spot - Liu Bang Kills Snake

During the reign of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, in order to commemorate Liu Bang's killing of the snake and his fight against the Qin Dynasty, a monument and temple were erected at the place where the snake was killed. After thousands of years, the monument and temple have been damaged and rebuilt several times. In addition to the historical legends about it, the attraction of Liu Bang's Snake Killing Monument is also due to the magical phantom presented by the monument. Whenever night falls, the lights shine on the monument, and a warrior in golden armor appears on the monument, just like Liu Bang's military expeditions in the past, which is amazing! It is known as "the first wonder in the world". After this wonder was discovered, it not only attracted countless tourists, but also set off a wave of media visits and explorations. CCTV-10 "Into Science", CCTV-4 "Traveling Around China", CCTV-2 "Homeland", CCTV-1 "Discovery Journey", CCTV-2 "Is It Really" and other CCTV brand columns have come here, and the accompanying experts have also verified on the spot and explained on the screen, but there is no definite answer so far.

"Go to see it at night, under the light, you can see the image of Liu Bang." I was skeptical. The stele was new, how could such a thing happen? After dinner, I went there and the Guide shone a light. I couldn't help but believe it. In the distance, it was really a lifelike image of a real person, a sitting statue, stroking his beard with one hand and holding a sword with the other. It was bright and golden, but the eyebrows and eyes were not very clear. It was not like an oil painting, nor was it a Chinese painting style, nor was it a very obvious image of a statue. When you get closer, after a dozen meters or several meters, the image disappears, and you can only see the stele standing in the dark. The Guide used a light to explain to us that the material of the stele was collected from Ziqi Rock, and the Seniors who carved the stele has passed away. Two years ago, a car driver accidentally discovered this supernatural phenomenon. From the front, it is Liu Bang. If you take a photo from the back of the stele, you can also take a photo of Empress Lü with her son... Of course, this is just a coincidence, but how many coincidences are there in the world?

——The famous historical novelist Er Yuehe described his unique experience of watching the Snake-Slaying Monument at night in Mangdang Mountain in his travel essay "The Han Style is Great in Mangdang Mountain".