unt Tai in Tai'an, Shandong is majestic and awe-inspiring

🌅 I would stand at the very top and look down upon the smaller mountains around! If you have never climbed famous mountains and rivers, I would definitely recommend Mount Tai as your first stop! There are no cliffs or steep steps, just a walk up one road to the top, showcasing the dominance of the foremost of the Five Great Mountains, and it perfectly reflects the forthright and generous spirit of the people of Shandong! 🌏 With the internet so developed now, you can virtually travel through our great motherland's rivers and mountains, timely learn about various scenic spots and local customs, as well as relax your body and mind, and increase your knowledge. Why not spend a little time each day to do something you like and find meaningful? ⛰️ The Four Wonders of Mount Tai ☁️ Sea of Clouds and Jade Plate, one of the four wonders of Mount Tai, often appears in summer and autumn. When the spectacle of the Sea of Clouds and Jade Plate occurs, the surrounding mountains are either engulfed in mist or a few peaks emerge from the clouds. 🌞 Sunset Glow, one of the four wonders of Mount Tai. After the rain clears and the sky is high and the air is fresh, as the sun sets in the west, if you stroll at the very top of Mount Tai and look up to the western sky: clusters of lingering clouds resemble peaks and ridges, and streaks of golden light pierce through the clouds and fog, pouring down to earth. 🌅 Sunrise, one of the four wonders of Mount Tai. With the first ray of dawn breaking through the darkness before dawn, the eastern sky gradually changes from pitch black to pale white, to red, and finally to dazzling gold, emitting thousands of rays of rosy light. At last, a fiery ball leaps out of the water and soars into the sky, the whole process like a highly skilled magician conjuring up thousands of colorful scenes in an instant, leaving one in awe. 🏞️ Yellow River Golden Belt, one of the four wonders of Mount Tai. When the sky clears after rain and the sun sets in the west, looking far into the distance from the northwest side of Mount Tai, at the end of the layers of peaks, you can also see the Yellow River shining like a golden ribbon; or the river reflecting into the sky, creating a mirage, both known as the 'Yellow River Golden Belt