The rear hall of the Nan Yan Palace

When you walk along the divine path through the South Rock Hall, you will feel a sudden opening up before your eyes. Under your feet, the Black Tiger Gorge is deep and unpredictable. To the left, there is the sheer cliff of the Duyang Rock. To the right, there is the Soaring Rock with wings reaching for the sky. Right in front, the Tianzhu Peak is surrounded by many mountains. The green mountains are everywhere, and the clouds and mists are swirling. The palaces and pavilions, the red walls and green tiles, all make you feel as if you were on the verge of immortality. Zhang Huan of the Ming Dynasty wrote a poem praising: "Among the thirty-six rocks, which one is the most secluded? The southern rock has many deep valleys and secluded postures." Soaring in the air, I wish to dance like a phoenix; crossing the ravine, I truly watch the thirsty tiger droop. The tree 杪 is hidden when it returns to the railing, and the pavilion is thus uneven in the clouds. GUI Jing was about to ask where he had come from, but the clouds at the entrance of the cave were too deep for him to know.