那年春夏之际,我和几位朋友游览了位于山东半岛东部的昆俞山。 昆俞山是胶东最大的山系,它连绵百里,峰峦起伏,林深谷幽。北魏史学家崔鸿在《二十六春秋》中称之为“海上诸山之祖”。远在唐汉之际这里就奇院林立、洞庵毗连、香火不断。金元时,盛极一时的中国道教金真派开山祖师王重阳同他的七位弟子便把这里选为创教立派的“洞天福地”,留下了诸多令人神往的道救遗迹。近年来,这里灿烂的民族文化和丰富的自然景观被国内外有关专家学者所瞩目,并一致确 Spring and summer of that year, I and several friends visited the Kun Yu Mountain in the eastern part of Shandong Peninsula. Kunyu Mountain is the largest mountain in Jiaodong, it stretches Barry, ups and downs undulating, forest deep quiet. Cui Hong, a historian of the Northern Wei Dynasty, called it “the ancestor of the mountains on the sea” in “Twenty-Six Spring and Autumn Annals.” As far as the occasion of the Tang and Han dynasties here on the strange courtyard, adjoin cave, incense constantly. At the time of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties, Wang Chongyang, a very prosperous Chinese Taoist founder of the Jin Taoist school, chose this place as the “paradise” of the creation of religious creations with his seven disciples, leaving many fascinating relics of Taoism. In recent years, the splendid national culture and abundant natural landscape here have attracted the attention of relevant experts and scholars both at home and abroad,