【 Wudang Eight Hundred Miles · Episode 2: Exploring the Zhuangyuan Stone of Wudang Mountain 】

Deep in the mountains of Wudang, there is a huge rock on which the large cliff inscription "Dao 'an Xian Deng" catches the eye. The mountain villagers did not know its meaning and all called the huge rock "Zhuangyuan Stone". The natural landscape investigation team of Wudang Mountain recently explored the "Zhuangyuan Stone" deep in the mountains of Wudang. The task force, through in-depth investigation and research, discovered that "Dao 'an Xian Deng" was written by Li Tianlin of the Ming Dynasty. After consulting a large amount of historical materials and conducting repeated verifications, it was found that Li Tianlin was a provincial inspector of Hubei and Hunan in the Ming Dynasty and a jinshi. Previously, there was no record of this person in the Wudang Mountain Annals, nor was there any mention of the cliff carvings "Dao 'an Xian Deng". This has revealed the origin of "Dao 'an Xian Deng" and the origin of the name "Zhuangyuan Stone".