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[Original] As the saying goes, "the five mountains return without looking at the mountains", I will climb the first of the five mountains today - Taishan.
Taishan is very famous, there are many articles describing Taishan and it is from different angles of different cultural heritage; photographing Tarzan photos is also very many sunrises and sunsets, spring, summer, autumn and winter, very wonderful; I came to visit, but because it is a group tour commonly known as duck group rushing guests, it is really difficult to write the wonderful trip of Taishan.
The altitude of Mount Tai is not very high, but it is surrounded by a plain area and then suddenly a big mountain is mentioned, so when Taishan is mentioned, it is thought that it is very high; it is impossible to climb the mountain slowly with a group; 1 and a half hours can only choose to take the cable car from the South Tianmen to enter Mount Taishan, 100 yuan one way.
Along the way to the top of Mount Taishan, there are some pancakes, fritters, fried fruit cakes, noodles and the like; I bought a fried fruit cake to eat well.
Taishan's stele stone carvings are particularly numerous and all have historical stories; writer Li Jianwu once wrote in the essay "Climbing Mount Tai in the Rain" wonderful description of climbing Mount Tai in the rain, I and my children experienced that Taishan encountered drifting snow, to the top of the mountain just encountered drifting snow for southerners is quite lucky, can't help but stretch out their hands to pick up the drifting snow, watching the drifting snow like raindrops sprinkled on the stone slab a point in white will melt in a moment, come to Mount Tai is also worth it.
Postscript: The tour guide introduced that Mount Tai is located in the central part of Shandong Province, stretching between the three cities of Tai'an, Jinan and Zibo. On November 8, 1982, Taishan was included in the first batch of national scenic spots. On December 12, 1987, Taishan was listed as a dual cultural and natural heritage site of the world. On March 7, 2007, it was rated as a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction.