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Qianchuan Role Model Journey | After the snow, climb Mount Hua with its thousands of peaks winding, and walk through the spring scenery of the magnificent mountains and rivers of the motherland!

Huashan, ranked as one of the Five Great Mountains, was anciently known as "Western Mountain." Huashan is the northern branch of the Qinling mountain range, starting from Weinan in the west, extending east to Tongguan, connecting south to Qinling, and overlooking Huangwei to the north. It is named for its peaks naturally arranged like a flower. It is famous for its uniqueness, danger, steepness, and beauty. The "Classic of Mountains and Seas" records: "Mount Taihua is carved into four directions, five thousand ren high, and ten li wide." Today, our destination as Qianchuan people is Huashan.

Early on March 2nd, everyone set off together towards Huashan to climb this perilous mountain filled with the sword shadows and chivalrous spirit depicted in Jin Yong's novels.

"Since ancient times, there has been only one path on Huashan," and today, hiking through snow, the mountain path was slippery and exceptionally dangerous. Along the way, we passed countless perilous spots, such as the Ear-Rubbing Cliff and Canglong Ridge carved on sheer cliffs and hanging rocks. Many places truly lived up to the saying "one man guards the pass, ten thousand cannot open it."

But the summit scenery was absolutely beautiful. Looking around, we saw thousands of peaks winding and sprawling beneath our feet, the vast sky and earth merging into one color. The steep cliffs rose majestically, white snow dyed the nearby lands. Only the sky was above, no mountain could match it. The magnificent mountains and rivers swept away the fatigue of climbing, refreshing the spirit.

From afar, the West Peak of Huashan has a huge rock pressing on the summit, very conspicuous. The giant rock faces empty space on two sides, shaped like it was cut by a knife or axe, called the Axe-Cut Rock. According to mythology, this is where Chenxiang split the mountain to save his mother. This perilous scenery and touching legend are the most attractive parts of Huashan.

In addition, at the top of the West Peak, there is a giant rock shaped like a lotus petal. It is said that this naturally formed giant rock is the place where martial arts masters from various generations held sword contests on Huashan. The terrain is dangerous, with three sides surrounded by cliffs like knife cuts. Holding a sword contest here would be an excellent choice.

After climbing the West Peak, we continued along the mountain path. The scenery was even more magnificent due to the snow. The bare skin of Huashan was covered in snow, a world of ice and snow, dressed in silver.

The deep mountain ravines are surrounded by towering peaks rising from the ground. The white snow of early spring returns to the perilous peaks, and the Yellow River winds around Huashan for thousands of miles. Every mountain and rock could be a painting, with heavy snow locking the peaks. Every stone, tree, stream, and flow in the snow aroused our heartfelt admiration, marveling at this natural wonder and earthly paradise.

Thousands of cliffs and valleys, mountains of varying heights, undulating continuously, some piercing the clouds with dominance, others lingering like poetry and painting.

Returning after the excitement, the steepness and straightforwardness of Huashan deeply moved us. The natural craftsmanship amazed us repeatedly. Standing on the summit of Huashan, the sword shadows of the Five Great Mountains and the dangerous waves of the Four Seas seemed right before our eyes, making one wonder who rules the vast mountains and rivers? The bold spirit and broad mind of Huashan are exactly the spirit embodiment of the Qianchuan role model!