Zhangjiajie National Forest Park (Admission is 245 yuan, valid for three days). At about 8 o'clock, the hotel takes a taxi to the bus station. There are multiple lines at the bus station in Zhangjiajie. Some go to Zhangjiajie Forest Park and some go to Wulingyuan. Go on at your disposal. If Zhangjiajie Forest Park is the main entrance, then Wulingyuan is equivalent to the back door. The advantage is that after entering the back door, there are environmentally friendly vehicles from various routes directly. No tour guide has accurate information on the dispatch of environmentally friendly vehicles.

The first stop is Shili Gallery. The small train goes back and forth for 52 yuan. The walk makes me feel like it only takes about 10 minutes, if I don't continue to watch the monkeys. I don't pay much for the beauty of Zhangjiajie, or maybe I happened to encounter rainy and snowy days, so the visibility is particularly poor. From all angles, the rows of stone pillars are like a big bonsai. In terms of majesty, they are not as majestic and continuous as Huangshan Mountain; In terms of danger, it is not as steep and thrilling as Huashan. I also forgive my imagination for not being so rich and I can't see any "tea-picking elderly people". Of course, Shili Gallery also has its own characteristics. The feeling of changing scenery is very strong. When I turn around, the scenery is particularly pleasant.

Turn back to the starting point of Shili Gallery and take an eco-friendly car to the Bailong Ladder.

I took an eco-friendly car to Huangshi Village. It was said that the cableway there was not closed, and I never gave up until I went up the mountain. There were very few tourists in Huangshi Village, so I went directly to the cable car. It snowed on the mountain. The scenery once I got out of the cableway was still very beautiful. The snow fell on the rime, which was completely a lens of Avatar. The entire Huangshi Village was a big circle. Walking around the road was like walking in a fairyland. The thick clouds blurred my vision, and the ice on the branches stood proudly. It was dark in Zhangjiajie, and it was nearly 6 o'clock to go down the mountain. It's still light and the bus back to the city takes 40 minutes.

The Puguang Zen Temple (free of charge) in the center of Zhangjiajie City is a temple dating from the Yongle Period of the Ming Dynasty. It is quite old (7 years earlier than the Forbidden City in Beijing and 4 years earlier than the Golden Hall of Wudang Mountain). It is a temple integrating three religions. Historically, it includes the Confucian Temple, the Martial Temple, the City God Temple and the Songliang Academy. Heard from the concierge that it used to be a local school. I accidentally discovered this temple while renting it. The modern commerce around it cannot erase its beauty at all. For her sake, I entered it for the third time. The temple's dilapidated condition was within my expectations. The doorman said sheepishly that he was waiting for the Cultural Relics Bureau to repair it. This is probably the contemporary attitude towards ancient architecture and culture. In an era where greed is suffused and fame is pursued, how many people will stop for her, and how many will respect her past.