What are the main buildings in Wudang Mountain's concept of restoring truth?

Nowadays, the concept of "truth revival" is backed by a stone mountain and faces a deep stream, with Tianchi on the right and 18 plates on the left. The environment is quiet and beautiful. Panoramic all kinds of buildings are laid out with the mountain, with ups and downs and a sense of rhythm. The main buildings are Ancestor Hall, Yujing Pavilion, Wuyunlou, Taizi Hall, etc. Jiuqu Yellow River wall, one column and twelve beams, etc. In people's eyes, they are all masterpieces of China's ancient architecture, which is amazing.

After revisiting Toumen, there is a cloud wall winding like a river, which is called Jiuqu Yellow River Wall. The layout from the head door to the four doors is unique, called four doors in one lane.

The ancestral temple is the main hall to restore the concept of truth. It is a hard mountain building with a single eaves, with the width and depth of three rooms. It is built on a high platform and has an extraordinary appearance. On the cliff in front of the temple is the famous Wuyun Building, also known as the five-story building. This building is a precious historical heritage. Twelve beams are stacked on a column, which is the so-called "one column and twelve beams" in architecture, and it is still amazed by Chinese and foreign ancient architectural experts.

The Prince's Hall is the tallest building in the restoration concept. The hall is dedicated to the statue of the prince's childhood. Walking through the veranda in front of the hall, you can have a panoramic view from the railing. There are many buildings about the prince's practice story, such as the teardrop pool in front of the ancestral hall. When Emperor Zhenwu went up the mountain to practice, his mother was better than the queen. She chased the mountain from the foot of the mountain, and her tears became a pool. Later generations built a tear pool to commemorate the determination of Zhenwu Emperor to practice and the deep affection of the Queen. Another example is the two iron pestles in front of the Sanqing Hall, which symbolize the needles worn by the old woman. There is a dry well in a square pavilion next to the main hall, which is said to have been used to pump water and grind needles in those days.