Ⅰ. A Brief Introduction to Wudang Mountain

1.1 The Introduction for Sightseers Extended Reading 1: The Jiajing Emperor (Zhu Houcong)

1.2 The Introduction for the Tourists Interested in Chinese Culture

1.3 The Introduction for the Tourists from Beijing

1.4 The Introduction for the Tourists Whose Stay is during Rainy Days Extended Reading 2: Emperor Zhenwu

1.5 At the Mountain Gate

Ⅱ. Taizipo Scenic Zone

2.1 Needle-Rubbing Well

2.2 Introduction

2.3 Nine Winding Yellow River Walls

2.4 The Courtyard before the Dragon-Tiger Hall

2.5 Dragon-Tiger Hall

2.6 The Main Hall (Fuzhen Hall)

2.7 Crown Prince Study Hall

2.8 Scripture Hall

Extended Reading 3: Laurel Tree

2.9 The Screen Wall with a Chinese Character Fu

2.10 Five-Story Building

2.11 Xiaoyaogu Valley

Ⅲ. Zixiao Scenic Zone (Purple Heaven Palace)

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Yujichi Pond

3.3 Golden Water Bridge

Extended Reading 4: Features of Taoism Architecture.

3.4 Dragon-Tiger Hall

3.5 Imperial Tablet Pavilion

3.6 Stone Lions

3.7 Pilgrimage Hall

Extended Reading 5: Twenty-Four Stories of Filial Piety

3.8 60-Year-Cycle Hall

3.9 The Main Hall of Zixiao Palace

3.10 Yunshuitang Hall

3.11 Roof of the Main Hall

Extended Reading 6: The Eight Auspicious Signs in Buddhism

3.12 Parent Hall

3.13 Crown Prince Cave

Ⅳ. Nanyan Scenic Zone

4.1 Introduction

4.2 Taichang Temple

4.3 Thunder God Cave

4.4 Nanyan Pagoda

4.5 Small Celestial Gate

4.6 Imperial Tablet Pavilion

4.7 Ginkgo Tree

4.8 Tiger Rock

4.9 Incense Burner

4.10 Dragon-Tiger Hall

4.11 Xuandi Hall

4.12 Inscriptions ofFu, Shou, Kang and Ning

4.13 Inscriptions of Nan Yan

4.14 Scripture Hall

4.15 Liangyi Hall

4.16 Dragon-Head Incense Burner

4.17 Stone Hall

4.18 Bed with Crown Prince Lying on

4.19 Flying-to-Heaven Cliff.

Extended Reading 7: Children of Dragon

Ⅴ. On the Wayto the Palace of Supreme Harmony

5.1 Betelnut-Plum Temple

5.2 Yellow Dragon Cave

5.3 Heavenward Temple

5.4 First, Second, and Third Celestial Gates and the Pilgrimage Gate

5.5 Wenchang Hall

5.6 Immortal-Meeting Bridge

Ⅵ. The Palace of Supreme Harmony

6.1 Introduction

6.2 Inscriptions ofYi Zhu Qing Tian

6.3 Pilgrimage Hall

6.4 Forbidden Wall

6.5 Inscriptions of Fang Zhenwu's Poem

6.6 Lingguan Hall

6.7 Golden Hall

Extended Reading 8: Imperial Roof Decoration

6.8 Fate-Turning Hall (Zhuanyun Hall)

6.9 The Scripture Hall

6.10 Cableway

6.11 Qiongtai Temple

6.12 Eight-Immortal Temple

Ⅶ. Shopping Center

7.1 Wudang Sword

7.2 Wudang Tea

Extended Reading 9: Chinese Tea

7.3 Turquoise

Ⅷ. Xuanyue Archway Scenic Zone

8.1 Xuanyue Archway

8.2 Yuzhen Palace

8.3 Yuxu Palace (Jade Void Palace)

Ⅸ. Wudang Museum

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Architecture Hall

9.3 Celebrity Hall

9.4 Wudang Taoist Josses

9.5 Brief History of Taoism (I)

9.6 Brief History of Taoism (II)

9.7 Pilgrimage Culture

9.8 Wushu and Regimen

Extended Reading 10: Season-based Health Preservation

9.9 Taoist Music

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