Is Luding Mountain really a dragon vein somewhere?
The recent broadcast of Zhang Yishan's version of "The Deer and the Cauldron" has also rekindled everyone's memories of the ongoing novel "The Deer and the Cauldron". In Mr. Jin Yong's writing, the Deer and the Cauldron Mountain was the location of the dragon vein of the Qing Dynasty, with countless Treasures are related to the destiny of the country. So where is Luding Mountain, and does it really contain treasure dragon veins? Where is Luding Mountain
Luding Mountain is located at the intersection of the Emur River and Heilongjiang in the north of Heilongjiang Province. It is the one mentioned in Jin Yong's "The Deer and the Cauldron" where the forty-two chapters of the Sutra are buried. sacred mountain. Luding Mountain Scenery
Luding Mountain is indeed a treasure mountain worthy of its name. It has 2,400 acres of mountains, ridges, slopes and flatlands, a forest coverage rate of 80%, a wide variety of wild animals and plants, and more than a dozen rare original tree species. There are countless birds, as well as various mountain birds and animals, forming a natural primitive ecological park. Luding Mountain is the heart of the dragon vein of the Qing Dynasty. The head of the dragon is on the Songhua River in Mangka Manchu Township, and the tail of the dragon is on the East Lake in Jiutai.
When you look down at Luding Mountain from a high place, you will definitely be impressed by the richness of our motherland, and you will definitely feel that beautiful mountains and clear waters are not just a good wish, because you will see a scene that will amaze you. It is green as far as the eye can see, and endless beauty. Luding Mountain is steep and famous for its four wonders: "strange pines, strange rocks, sacred springs, and farmland." There are many magical springs at the foot of Luding Mountain. The water flow is uninterrupted all year round, and there are many large and small springs with different shapes. One pool. There are also yellow and green farmlands where people plant seasonal crops and then harvest the fruits of a year's hard work during the autumn harvest. Is Luding Mountain really the Dragon Vein?
Everyone who has read "The Deer and the Cauldron" knows that there is a Luding Mountain in Jin Yong's novel known as the "Dragon Vein of the Qing Dynasty" where gold and silver treasures are buried. As a master of martial arts, most of Jin Yong's novels have historical prototypes. Following Wei Xiaobao's footsteps, I finally found the "Dragon Vein of the Qing Dynasty" - Luding Mountain!
Luding Mountain is located 9 kilometers southwest of Huma County, between the Huma River and Heilongjiang River. The place where they meet is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and the scenery is picturesque. Although the altitude of Luding Mountain is not high, because it rises from the flat ground, it stands out in a radius of more than ten kilometers and looks particularly tall and eye-catching.
The Huma River, which originates from the Daxingan Mountains, is 524 kilometers long and is an important tributary of Heilongjiang. In Mongolian: "Huma" means "sunless rapids in mountains and valleys". Standing on the banks of the Huma River, Luding Mountain has beautiful scenery and sparsely populated areas. It is indeed a treasure-hiding place with excellent Feng Shui.
Jin Yong wrote in "The Deer and the Cauldron": Luding Mountain is located "in the north of the Heilongjiang River, at the confluence of the Amur River and the Heilongjiang River, directly north of the Humarwoji Mountain and northwest of the Amur Mountain". According to the location described in Jin Yong's novel, the legendary "Dragon Veins of the Qing Dynasty" is Luding Mountain in Huma County.
Not only that, the Huma people have passed down from generation to generation that a large number of treasures were buried in the Luding Mountain area when the Qing Dynasty entered the customs. Moreover, as a gathering place for the Oroqen people, Huma was historically the birthplace of the Qing Dynasty’s “ace force”, the Sauron Cavalry. It can be seen that Huma Luding Mountain has a profound historical connection with the Qing Dynasty.
Interestingly, there is also a "Fox Fairy Cave" at the foot of Luding Mountain. Local folklore: The "Fox Fairy" in the cave was reincarnated as Wei Xiaobao, practiced good deeds in the world of mortals, and finally "achieved Taoism and became an immortal." Whether it’s official history or legends, they all cast a layer of mystery on Huma Luding Mountain!