"A heart free of dust is as still as the moon." " Seclusion in the mountains and forests, detached from the mundane, not enslaved by material possessions, not saddened by events, quietly observing the clear clouds swirling in the sky, gazing at the vicissitudes of the world. This is the monologue and spiritual persistence of a hermit.

2,500 years ago, Yin Xi, whose heart lamp was lit by Laozi, retired to seclusion on the Bamboo Pass of Wudang. Who is the hidden immortal? Life is like a summer flower; still waters run deep. Heaven and earth are friends, green mountains are companions, and flowing water is a kindred spirit.

Who is the first person to seek enlightenment on Wudang Mountain for a thousand years? Who made the Tao Te Ching pass down from Wudang Mountain and became the thousand-year-old beacon that continued to write the "Wudang Way"? This issue of "Eight Hundred Miles of Wudang" will take you on a journey to trace the legendary story of "the Seeker" Yin Xi in Wudang and explore the profoundness and depth of Wudang's cultural heritage.