Heaven Mountain Grand Canyon — The Stone Arch and Suspended Dragon

The Heaven Mountain Grand Canyon boasts towering cliffs, with layers of ochre and iron-gray rock folded intricately. Wild peach trees, with their gnarled roots splitting the stone crevices, bloom into cascades of snow-like flowers. During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, crowds descend the steel ladders winding down the cliffs, their backpacks adorned with colorful sachets swaying with each step. Moss of bronze-green hues stains fingertips instantly, while the mountain breeze inflates the wide sleeves of Hanfu like sails, as if ready to ride the canyon's air currents back to the era of ancient Chu poetry. At noon, under the blazing sun, the canyon suddenly reveals its sharp cuts. A spinning peony embroidered in Xiang-style embroidery seems to fall into the abyss, only to be caught by a three-tiered waterfall, transforming into a fleeting cloud of rouge mist.