When the job is done, I brush off my clothes and keep my achievements and fame hidden. The blessings of Taoist masters such as Zhang Sanfeng and Zhang Shouqing in their later years have made the Qingwei Heavenly Palace on Wudang Mountain renowned throughout its time.

A thousand steps westward along the Qingwei Palace, the Yuan Dynasty Beamless Hall stands majestically, breaking through the mist of time. Three huge stone-carved elixir beds lie quietly in the hall, echoing the charm of "the three giving birth to all things". This building, which has amazed the world with its arched stone structure, has no beams but can withstand fire for a thousand years.

Here lies the legendary "oil and salt jar" - the clear spring in the Miaohua Cave has been flowing for six hundred years and has continuously supplied oil and salt to the 300,000 mountain-building troops of the Ming Dynasty! Today, this mysterious water source still glows with ripples, as if telling the astonishing legend of the royal project in the past.

Here, there is the ultimate inquiry into the "Qingwei Heavenly Palace", the obsession to explore the 600-year-old unceasing spiritual spring, and the admiration to stand alone on the grand summit. Here is also the ancestral temple of the Taoist Qingwei. Deep in the clouds of Wudang, the Daoist teachings have been passed down for a thousand years...