A red sun surges forth from the ground, and ten thousand rays of golden light come from the clouds. The golden-topped palace complex, led by the Taihe Palace, is constructed in accordance with the terrain of the mountain, ingeniously using huge stones, mortar, wood and brass to form a resplendent and radiant immortal palace that shines through the heavens. Looking down from above at the summit of Tianzhu Peak, the four mountain ranges in the east, south, west and north are layered upon each other, surrounding Zijin City, presenting a magnificent picture of five dragons holding the deity.

On the left side of the Taihe Palace in Zijin City stands a precious hollow copper stele. It records a solemn sacrificial ceremony attended by 408 officials of the imperial court in the 39th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty. The undercurrents and ideological motives hidden behind it are thought-provoking. The missing golden statue of the Three Realms Mixed True Thunder Altar has a mysterious connection with the Canglong Ridge outside the Northern Heavenly Gate, embossing the destiny and changes of history.

The green mountains remain, but how many times has the setting sun turned red? The four peaks that make up the Canglong Ridge undulate and wind their way, like a dragon prostrating itself beneath the Golden Hall on the summit of the Tianzhu Peak, quietly observing the changing clouds and the ever-changing weather, witnessing the rise and fall of the world. Recently, the Wudang Mountain Natural Landscape Investigation Team explored the Canglong Ridge of Wudang Mountain, uncovering the secrets buried deep in history.