Introduction to Qingliang Mountain Forest: In the cliffs and around the Jade Emperor Temple, there are hundreds of vigorous arborvitae trees. Some are like dancing dragons and phoenixes, and some are like umbrellas floating in the clouds. People call it Jue. Stalactites eroded by thousands of years of water can be seen everywhere on the mountain. They have strange shapes and strange shapes, like flying birds or flowers and mullet insects. You can open the wings of your imagination and see what they look like. This is also a good place to watch red leaves. Every late autumn, the red leaves of cotinus all over the mountain are like flames, like sunset, and the forest is dyed, which is particularly enchanting.