Qiong Tai is often described as a high platform made of fine jade. The cliff face winds up in the sky, and the path leads back. As the white clouds walk, all that can be seen is the Qiong Terrace. The cave door is shrouded in dark clouds, and the golden gate is bathed in the bright sun." The ancients used the words "tall and cui" and "steep and majestic" to describe the elegance and grace of Qiongtai, as well as its closeness to immortals.

The upper, middle and Lower Three Views of Wudang Mountain were destroyed by war in the early Southern Song Dynasty and rebuilt in the southeast of Tianzhu Peak of Wudang Mountain in the Yuan Dynasty. They are known as the Three Views of Qiongtai. The Xiaguan site conceals a lotus-shaped terrace, and the remnants of the walls and the mottled steles still retain the memories of the enduring incense and incense. The Middle View interprets the construction philosophy of "following the Way of nature" through layered palaces. Its Yuan Dynasty stone beamless hall has stood firm through seven hundred years of wind and rain. In the ruins of Shangguan, a huge rock is carved into a Xuanwu statue. The sharp and intricate carvings of a turtle and a snake entwined bear the marks of time.

The holes on the peak of the flagpole bear witness to the legend of the flag hunting in the sky on the thousand-meter-long sheer cliff. The rare White Tai Sui that emerged in the clear spring at the foot of the peak attest to the purity of the water quality of Wudang Mountain. After flowing into the Danjiangkou Reservoir, it nourishes the northern land through the Middle Route Project of the South-to-North Water Diversion Project.

When the cableway traverses the clouds and mists, the Yuan and Ming Dynasty inscriptions and the emerald green Taoist palaces connect the thousand-year-old veins of Wudang with the morning bells and evening drums - the silent watchful presence of the bluestone beamless halls, the stirring charm of the First Mountain, and the meandering flow of the Taishen Spring, all of which jointly create the world's contemplation and admiration for this great mountain.