The cigarette smoke dissipates, and I'm glad to see the sunshine

I came to Mount Wutai early this morning, and it's fair to say I've had a half-day tour of Mount Wutai. I visited several temples on Mount Wutai one after another. Even though it's not a holiday or the peak tourist season, there are still many people visiting Mount Wutai. The temples are full of people, but it's said that this is considered a low turnout. After all, during the real peak season, you have to queue up several times just to get in. After coming to Mount Wutai, my biggest question was how these temples were built on the mountains, some even on the mountain tops. This time at Mount Wutai, I started descending from the "Bodhisattva Summit" and visited several temples along the way, including "Xiantong Temple", "Tayuan Temple", "Wuye Temple", and "Shuxiang Temple". Each temple had more visitors than the last. Most people choose to walk from the bottom up, but I suggest walking from the top down might be better, as there are indeed many steps to walk down. Coming here, in addition to seeing various temples, the mountain scenery is really beautiful. One cannot help but marvel at the natural wonders. Moreover, there's still some unmelted snow on some of the mountain tops, a place where the vitality of people and nature merge.