If asked what he desires in this life, he hopes that all four seasons will be as spring as ever. Throughout the long journey of life, people's pursuit of spring and clear scenery, as well as the gentle and normal, always seems so eager and urgent. Among the vast mountains stretching for eight hundred miles in Wudang, there is always a ray of sunlight that spills over the steep peaks and deep valleys, as gentle as jade, illuminating the heart and warming the world. Liu Daoming, a Taoist priest of Wudang during the Yuan Dynasty, recorded in "The True Collection of Wudang's Blessed Land" : "The seven peaks of Ganlang Peak, Jumen Peak, Lucun Peak, Wenqu Peak, Lianzhen Peak, Wuqu Peak and Pojun Peak are located to the north of the Great Summit, resembling the shape of a northern bracket." Among them, to the south lies the Evergreen Rock, which is said to be bright and spacious, always like the spring sun. The Seven-Star Peak, as the ancients recorded, is shaped like the Big Dipper, like a golden spoon embedded in the green sea and mountains. So, where is the mysterious Evergreen Rock? Is it truly spring-like all year round, warming the world? Recently, the natural landscape investigation team of Wudang Mountain discovered the Evergreen Rock on the third peak of the Seven-Star Peak, Lucun Peak. Unexpectedly, they found a mysterious cliff inscription from the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty on the cliff near the rock. Come on! Let's get close to the Seven-Star Peak together and lift the veil of mystery on the Evergreen Rock, one of the thirty-six rocks of Wudang Mountain.