The place is clean and the service is good. Staff is practically everywhere. There are numerous basins with varying temperature and themes. However, when we were there they only had 5 basins filled (due to low attendance). It should also be mentioned that the water is not mineralized (like in Japan), but simply water taken from the mountain stream and heated. Otherwise the place looks gorgeous with good views on Huangshan. We went during the week, during weekends it probably gets crowded.

The best hot spring in China, I've been there twice already and it is just fascinating!!! It has everything you need for free in the garden, where you also can listen to beautiful Chinese music. You can definitely be healthy again, just get relaxed in there! The hotel near there is cheap, and the ticket for the hot spring has a low price as well. 100% recommended!

This place is not an option for anyone wanting to use Muslim swim suits at their pools. They won't allow you to get in without traditional swim wear. Not that I care about Muslims but I do believe anyone should be able to be them selves any where.

Amazing place, you can spend wonderful time there. Suprisingly cheap for a high standards that it offers. Clean changing rooms, very nice pools, additional SPA center with great massures. Worth cheaking out!

A really nice hot spring to relax after one day on the mountain! Normally the price is cheap if you buy in your hotel than in the hot spring lobby.

Lot of different pools to choose

Awesome~! a must visit. Very relaxing, service is good. But due to the covid this year, it only opens at 3pm now.

The views are unquestionably outstanding! We went in November which is out of season but the place was still so busy. Large tour groups go around the park with guides who shout constantly through loudspeakers which takes away from the serenity of the park. Also, we needed to get down via cable car but had run out of cash from paying for so many bus transfers, tickets and entrance fees. We were told by a hotel that they will take MasterCard but they didn’t! We were stuck and the cable car was soon closing. The ticket officer was just laughing at us which made it even worse. We luckily found a very sweet group of ladies who paid our fare and we made it down. Terrible service from the park though!

The Xihai hotel is a very convenient starting point to explore the Xihai valley which was the most impressive scenic area in Huangshan 'yellow mountains' for us! (there are many more scenic areas arround) We liked the overall setting of the hotel with interesting architecture and good infrastructure (e.g. we had a dryer for clothers in our rooms which was useful after one rainy afternoon). We had some troubles with the food but there is enough choice to find something decent in the buffet. Nice staff!

Can't beat the location, and it also looks right over the ridge. The rooms are small sized, but comfortable. The hotel itself can feel crowded. Their lunch is a buffet, 120,and dinner is also a buffet, 180 rmb, both don't have much vegetarian. Service at the hotel and restaurant is fine.

Put a night or 2 at the hotel in the Mt Huangshan scenic area if you want to capture sunset and sunrise. Room rates are very much higher than outside. In general, they provide good service, clean amenities and good breakfast included. There are several spots for photographers, each hotel will recommend suitable locations nearby their hotel. The hotel staff will lead the group to and from the spot.

Stayed 1 night to attend sunrise / sunset. Prices are similar among the hotels on the top. (I paid ~1100¥ for a 2 single beds room) Breakfast is buffet and was included but for dinner, I ate a the hotel, was a buffet as well. Not the best food but considering the altitude is still pretty nice. (Paid 180¥) The hotel organised a trip to go watch the sun rise ( leaving hotel a 4:40am) and every room has winter jacket with the hotel logos at disposal (it is still quite chilly windy in the morning) The receptionist 小马 was really helpful : provided me all the info I needed, a spot to go watch sunset, an itinerary for my way back down the mountain the following day

This hotel is clean, tidy and not what you'd expect at the top of a mountain. After a couple of hours of mountain stair climbing, this hotel is downright luxurious. The hotel has two parts: a section where mostly Chinese travelers stay (and where I stayed), and another section where mainly foreigners stay. The second section is luxurious and is designed to look like Vegas. I prefer the first section, personally.

Stayed here with friends one night. Hotel is located top of the mountain. Okay for staying a night. Since the place is located top of the mountain, you don't have much choices for your meal. You have to eat from hotel and very crowded. Rooms are cleaned but pretty small for the price. For one night? It is not bad~~~ Most people stays here for sunrise...

Very clean and comfortable hotel. Breakfast is standard. Nothing to shout but I think it is better than the other hotels up in the mountain. Lunch and dinner is great depends on what you order. The rooms are not too big but the heater is appalling. We went there during winter and was from - 6 to 0 degrees Celsius. We set to 22 degrees but the maximum it went was 14. The air was too dry. I don't know why they don't provide humidifiers. We requested for an extra heater which the housekeeping gladly provides. Also mineral bottled water isn't provided so you need to purchase it at the convenience store at the lobby from RMB15 per bottle to support the people transporting it up to the hotel. Hotel located quite strategic to a sunset point which is about 10-15 min walk. Massage is expensive but the messuer is good.

(Translated by Google) Huangshan is one of the top ten famous mountains in traditional China. Shixin Peak ranks among the 36 small peaks in Huangshan. It is said that ancient people visited this mountain and "became convinced that Huangshan Mountain was a wonder in the world." There are many famous pine trees on the peak, such as Jieyin pine, Lianyin pine, Dragon claw pine, Tanhai pine, etc. (Original) 黃山為中國傳統十大名山，始信峰位列黃山36小峰，相傳古人游山至此，「始信黃山天下奇」。峰上有諸多著名松樹，像是接引松、連理松、龍爪松、探海松等。

(Translated by Google) It's spring but the weather is quite cold. Traveling is a bit difficult. The scenery is still as beautiful as in the book. (Original) Mùa xuân nhưng thời tiết khá rét. Đi lại hơi khó khăn. Cảnh vẫn đẹp như trong sách

(Translated by Google) Shixin peak is very beautiful and majestic (Original) Đỉnh Shixin rất đẹp và hùng vĩ

(Translated by Google) The weather was excellent and the scenery was super beautiful, but the only drawback was that you couldn't see the sea of ​​clouds. (Original) 天氣極佳，風景超美， 美中不足看不到雲海

(Translated by Google) If you don't go to Shixin Peak, you won't know the Huangshan Pines. There are many famous Huangshan pines here, with an altitude of 1,668 meters. According to legend, an ancient man visited the mountain with a skeptical attitude, but here he became convinced that Huangshan was lovely, hence the name. (Original) 不上始信峰,不知黄山松。这里汇聚了许多黄山名松,海拔1668米,相传一古人持怀疑态度游山,到此始信黄山可爱,故名。

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful scenic spot (Original) 非常漂亮的景區

(Translated by Google) Beautiful snow scenery of Huangshan Mountain and beautiful rime (Original) 漂亮的黃山雪景 漂亮的霧淞

Such a beautiful place! I went there in mid-November, the weather was cool and refreshing, and the atmosphere was amazing. There are so many lovely photo spots — every corner looks picture-perfect!

Huangshan have 2 entrance, and i think 3 cable cars (in diff direction), to get to diff places faster, eventhough its all connected up there. its a a very majestic mountain complex with a lot of beautiful peaks. when we was there its raining all day, but still can feel the serenity, the greatness of the Huangshan Mountain. if have time, please visit TUNXI with its ancient pedestrian market.

I went to Huangshan on a cloudy day, and what I saw was completely different from the photos on Google Reviews. Beyond the path beneath my feet, everything more than 5–10 km away was hidden in the clouds — just a vast white mist. With the cold wind blowing, I honestly felt like a wandering monk on a pilgrimage. It’s interesting that there’s really only one main trail connecting north and south, but it goes up and down constantly — extremely tiring. The uphill sections are steep, and on the way down, the wind hits from behind, making it easy to slip. I’d actually recommend not wearing those plastic shoe covers that the shops sell — they make it even more slippery. Also, try not to wear brand new shoes because of the mud. I don’t know where my confidence came from — I thought sticking heat patches all over my body and wearing a skirt would be enough to conquer Huangshan. Later, I realized I was probably the biggest fool on the mountain. My fingers turned purple from the cold; my body felt warm, but my hands and feet were freezing. The wind was strong, and the tour groups heading from south to north were packed (the stairs are separated by metal ropes into two directions). We went from north to south, so at least it was less crowded — we could walk much faster. There are food stalls near Guangmingding, and surprisingly, the grilled sausages (¥100) there tasted absolutely divine — the best thing ever after all that hiking. I did feel sorry for the cleaners, though, as there was rubbish everywhere near the stalls, not even in bins but scattered on the ground. We passed the only toilet in that area — it’s quite large — and many aunties were using the hand dryers for warmth. They kindly shared the warm air with me when they saw my fingers had turned purple. After finishing the trail, we reached the cable car station. The Chinese tour group in our cabin was talking very loudly in such a small space that my Apple Watch even sent a noise alert. My ears were ringing, and although I politely asked them to lower their voices, they acknowledged me but didn’t actually get quieter — probably just their normal way of speaking. All in all, the nature was breathtaking, even if I didn’t get the picture-perfect views.

When travel to Huangshan, recommanded to take cable car from North Gate afternoon session, as less people it is closer to the mountain hotel. Otherwise, if enter from south gate may face a long queue to trek up to mountain. It's better to go during low season or on weekway to avoid weekends and local school holiday.

Absolutely stunning scenery and one of the highlights of our magnificent tour of China.

Beautiful scenery. Enjoyable cable car ride. Many trails to hike. You can choose hike up and down instead of the cable but it can be quite a feat!

March 2025 1 day trip from Hangzhou. (Bring passport) 715am-first high speed train from Hangzhou East railway station, 1.5hr duration. 845am-reach Huangshan Bei(north) station. Buy 1 way coach ticket to Huangshan entrance SOUTH gate 50 mins ride. 930am-purchase a 20min bus ride ticket to 云谷寺站 cable car station. 10am-purchase entrance( ¥190 for China citizen, 50% discount for foreigners) & 1 way cable car(¥65-¥90 off/peak season) tickets. 1030am-reach the peak of the cable car station. Explore the other peaks and enjoy the scenery BUT DO NOT GO 西海大峡谷 that direction as there is not enough time. Spend a maximum of 10mins in a spot for photo taking. 1610pm you must reach 玉屏索道 station because 1630pm is the LAST RIDE!!! or you will have to stay overnight on the mountain. To really enjoy Huangshan mountain, it is recommended for a 2 day trip but it is very tiring on the joints of your legs. A lot of steep climbing which is really torturing. Not suitable for children under 12, old and frail, handicapped or with medical conditions. Human Carriage service depend on distances, the nearer the cheaper, price from ¥400-¥2000++. 五岳归来不看山， 黄山归来不看岳。

I've never hated stairs more in my life. However, this sight is truly beautiful and one of a kind! Definitely a must visit when you are traveling! I don't think there are that many foreigners that know about this mountain at least as of when I'm writing this

(Translated by Google) Monk Jin Qiaojue (Original) 金喬覺和尚

(Translated by Google) The Four Famous Buddhist Mountains in China - Jiuhua Mountain in Anhui (Original) 中國佛教四大名山～安徽九華山

(Translated by Google) very nice place. Mountain with many temples (Original) très bel endroit. Montagne avec de très nombreux temples

(Translated by Google) I am blessed to have a wonderful pilrimage experience to Mount JiuHua on 05 Oct 2025. A beautiful and peaceful place that can calm your heart. According to historical records, Tiantai Temple at the highest peak on Mount Jiuhua in China was dedicated to the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, and he had practice of buddhist recitation in the cave here. If you wish to visit Mount JiuHua i would recommend tour guide Xiao Chu, and why Xiao Chu? From my perspective, Xiao Chu is knowledgeable, a sincere and responsible person, and his tour fee is reasonable. Xiao Chu has taken refuge in Tiantai temple hence you may have a chance to in touch with his shifu (means buddhist monk). My intention of sharing this info is hoping that those who wish to go Mount JiuHua for prayer/tour will have a smooth and easy trip. Xiao Chu can arrange to pick up from Shanghai or Nanjing airport, arrange accomodations, meals and day tour in the mountain temples. Xiao Chu WeChat ID: X1174987412 I was fortunate enough to make a pilgrimage to Jiuhua Mountain on October 5th, 2025. According to historical records, Tiantai Temple is located on the highest peak of Jiuhua Mountain and enshrines Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, who is said to have practiced meditation in the Ksitigarbha Cave there. If you also wish to visit Jiuhua Mountain, I recommend our guide, Xiao Zhu. Why Xiao Zhu? In my opinion, Xiao Zhu is knowledgeable, sincere, responsible, and charges reasonable fees. Xiao Zhu is a disciple of the master of Tiantai Temple, so you may have the opportunity to meet the master. I am sharing this information in the hope that all believers who wish to visit Jiuhua Mountain for blessings can have a relaxed and enjoyable trip. Xiao Zhu can arrange airport pickup in Shanghai or Nanjing, accommodation, meals, and visits to temples in the mountains. The off-season is from November 15th to January 15th of the following year; the rest of the year is peak season. Xiao Zhu's WeChat: X1174987412 (Original) I am blessed to have a wonderful pilrimage experience to Mount JiuHua on 05 Oct 2025. A beautiful and peaceful place that can calm your heart. According to historical records, Tiantai Temple (天台寺) at the highest peak on Mount Jiuhua (九华山) in China was dedicated to the Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha, and he had practice of buddhist recitation in the cave here (地藏古洞). If you wish to visit Mount JiuHua i would recommend tour guide Xiao Chu, and why Xiao Chu? From my perspective, Xiao Chu is knowledgeable, a sincere and responsible person, and his tour fee is reasonable. Xiao Chu has took refuge in Tiantai temple hence you may have a chance to in touch with his shifu (means buddhist monk). My intention of sharing this info is hoping that those who wish to go Mount JiuHua for prayer/tour will have a smooth and easy trip. Xiao Chu can arrange to pick up from Shanghai or Nanjing airport, arrange accomodations, meals and day tour in the mountain temples. Xiao Chu WeChat ID: X1174987412 我有幸于2025年10月5日前往九华山朝圣。据史料记载，天台寺位于九华山最高峰，供奉着地藏菩萨，据说他曾在此地的地藏古洞修行。 如果您也想前往九华山，我推荐导游小朱。为什么推荐小朱呢？在我看来，小朱知识渊博、真诚负责，而且收费合理。小朱是天台寺师父的皈依弟子，因此您可能有机会见到师父。 我分享这些信息，是希望所有想去九华山祈福的信徒都能拥有一次轻松愉快的旅程。小朱可以安排到上海或南京机场接机、住宿、餐饮以及山中寺庙的游览。每年的11月15号到第二年的1月15号是淡季，其他都是旺季。 小朱的微信 X1174987412

People abuse wild dogs and cut their legs... So sad

On the mountain, Buddhism flourishes. History, prayers, people, and culture merges into one body.

Beautiful site 👌

I say, "one day Noah's ark will be found in this place."

(Translated by Google) Jiuhua Mountain (simplified Chinese: 九华山; traditional Chinese: 九華山; phonetic: Jǐuhuá Shān) is one of the four great Buddhist mountains in China, located southeast of Chizhou City in Anhui Province - China. This mountain is famous for its beautiful scenery and ancient temples, associated with Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva During the Luong and Tran dynasties during the Northern and Southern dynasties, Jiuhua Mountain was called Jiuzi Mountain because local people saw that it consisted of 9 mountains of the same size. However, there is a legend that in the year of Tang Tianbao (742-755), the famous poet Li Bai visited here and wrote: "The magical existence divides the two energies Linh Son opens nine flowers" Pandemic: "The magic divides heaven and earth Linh Son blooms in full bloom" Therefore, from then on this mountain changed its name to Cuu Hoa mountain. The elegantly beautiful Jiushan is located south of Chizhou city, Anhui province. The total area of ​​the scenic area in Jiushan Mountain is 120 km². The protected area is 114 km2. Along with the mountains: Wutai Mountain in Shanxi Province, Emei Shan in Sichuan Province, and Putuo Mountain in Zhejiang Province, Jiuhua Mountain is one of the four sacred mountains of Buddhism in China, often referred to as the "Four Great Buddhist Famous Mountains". ... Collect (Original) Núi Cửu Hoa (giản thể: 九华山; phồn thể: 九華山; phiên âm: Jǐuhuá Shān) là một trong tứ đại Phật giáo danh sơn tại Trung Quốc, nằm về phía đông nam của phố Trì Châu thuộc tỉnh An Huy - Trung Quốc. Đây là ngọn núi nổi tiếng vì có phong cảnh đẹp và những ngôi đền cổ, gắn liền với Địa Tạng Bồ Tát Vào triều đại nhà Lương, nhà Trần trong thời Nam Bắc triều, Cửu Hoa Sơn có tên là Cửu Tử Sơn do người dân địa phương thấy nơi đây gồm 9 ngọn núi có cùng kích cỡ với nhau. Tuy nhiên có truyết thuyết nói rằng vào năm Đường Thiên Bảo (742-755), nhà thơ nổi tiếng Lý Bạch đã từng đến đây và viết: "Diệu hữu phân nhị khí Linh Sơn khai cửu hoa" Dịch: "Diệu hữu phân trời đất Linh Sơn nở chín hoa" Vì vậy mà từ đó ngọn núi này đổi tên thành núi Cửu Hoa. Cửu Sơn có vẻ đẹp thanh nhã nằm về phía Nam của phố Trì Châu, tỉnh An Huy. Tổng diện tích của khu phong cảnh ở núi Cửu Sơn là 120 km². Diện tích bảo vệ là 114 km2. Cùng với các ngọn núi: Ngũ Đài Sơnthuộc tỉnh Sơn Tây, Nga Mi Sơn thuộc tỉnh Tứ Xuyên, và Phổ Đà Sơn thuộc tỉnh Triết Giang, Cửu Hoa Sơn là một trong 4 ngọn núi linh thiêng của Đạo Phật ở Trung Quốc, thường được nhắc đến với cái tên "Tứ Đại Phật giáo danh sơn". ... Sưu tầm

(Translated by Google) A place to experience Buddhism in all its fascination. The temples are very well preserved and impressive. Unfortunately, the complex is only accessible to individual travelers as it is far away from all tourist routes. The advantage of this remoteness is of course that you can take photos in which there are no more tourists than locals. Speaking of recordings: recordings are not permitted in the temples. Therefore 1 point deducted. (Original) Ein Ort, den Buddhismus in all seiner Faszination zu erleben. Die Tempel sind sehr gut erhalten und beeindruckend. Leider ist die Anlage nur für Individualreisende zugänglich, da sie weit abseits aller touristischen Pfade liegt. Der Vorteil dieser Abgelegenheit ist natürlich, dass man Aufnahmen machen kann, auf denen nicht mehr Touristen als Einheimische zu sehen sind. A propos Aufnahmen: In den Tempeln sind Aufnahmen nicht gestattet. Deshalb auch 1 Punkt Abzug.

(Translated by Google) The little boss came here and saved the villagers with fried rice. (Original) 小當家來這邊用炒飯拯救過村民

(Translated by Google) Located on the top of Chaxiao Peak at an altitude of 871 meters in Jiuhua Mountain, it was originally named Zhaixing Temple, also known as Wannian Zen Temple, and is one of the "four major jungles" in Jiuhua Mountain. The Centennial Palace does not have the configuration of a single building. From a distance, it looks like an ancient castle reaching into the sky. This shape is extremely rare among existing temple buildings in my country. This place is dedicated to the Immaculate Real Bodhisattva of the Ming Dynasty. (Original) 坐落于九华山海拔871米的插霄峰巅，原名摘星庵，又名万年禅寺，九华山“四大丛林”之一。百岁宫没有单体建筑的配置，远观恰似通天拔地的古城堡，这种形制在我国现存寺庙建筑中极为少见。这里供奉明代无暇真身菩萨。

(Translated by Google) If you are on a pilgrimage to Mount Jiuhua and don’t have much time to stay, visit the National Protectorate Wannian Temple. The Baisui Palace is a must-visit place. It has a mountain gate, a main hall, a physical body hall and other buildings. It is the place where Master Wuxia, who traveled here to study during the Wanli period, sat and died. In addition to worshiping the physical Bodhisattva in the fleshly body hall, you can also light a lamp of peace. Lamps pray for blessings and peace. But please note that the last cable car goes down the mountain at 16:30p.m. If you miss it, you will have to stay on the mountain for one night; and the monks in the temple will start chasing people away as soon as they get off work. (Original) 到九華山朝聖，若在逗留時間不多的情況之下，護國萬年寺．欽賜白歲宮是必到之地，建有山門、大殿、肉身殿等建物，是萬曆年間雲遊參學至此的無瑕法師坐化之處，到肉身殿除了禮拜肉身菩薩，還是點一盞平安燈祈福保平安。但需注意末班纜車下山的時間 16:30p.m.，如果沒趕上，就得住在山上一晚了；還有寺院裡的僧人，下班時間一到就會開始趕人唷

(Translated by Google) True Bodhisattva Centenary Palace (Original) 真身菩薩百歲宮

This was one of the most epic experiences I've had in China. Whether you're looking for a thrill, crisp air ( hard to find in China ) or nature at its best, this place has it all. The hike is steep and tiring, so be sure to wear comfortable clothing. There are stalls situated strategically along the hikimg trail so you don't have to carry your own drinks. Fortunately, there is an option of taking the cable cart ascending or descending at a fairly reasonable price and I'd suggest taking it if its a really hot day or if you're doubting fitness. Whether you use the cable cart or hike yourself, the glass bridge is spectacular and absolutely breathtaking. I would strongly recommend visiting this place.

Really beautiful view. Aslo have a sliding ride you can enjoy

The place is very good. we took high speed train to Fanchangxi station and once we got off from there, there were so many taxi drivers. we took a taxi for 80 yuan and we were shared for each cost around 20 yuan. there were about 3 Km walk from the road to the ticket point and we paid 60 yuan for the glass bridge. we had special ID card and park entrance were free for us and it should be around 30-40 as remember. then it was a very hard journey for top of the mountain and before the glass bridge can see the statues and climb the mountain. it is not advice to carry little babies and bit difficult, little hard journey. before enter to the glass bridge these is a refreshing area for side view and LED screen with animations. its kind of relaxing your mind and refresh the journey. the bridge is waving and some times scaring , but its fun and about bit long way to cross the bridge. please keep your strength to climb down of the mountain after the bridge. you can have juise and fresh fruits from the shops and bit expensive like 30 yuan for one cup of fruits. its interesting to have journey to this location where close to Nanjing. so finally it is a a very good place to enjoy

(Translated by Google) Thrilling experience, to be avoided if you suffer from vertigo. Upon arrival you will find many car parks, don't stop at the first one, there is plenty of space further up. Lots of people to buy the ticket, if you have a Chinese acquaintance it is much better to buy the ticket online (100 yuan). As soon as you enter on the right side you will find a lake where you can take a ride on a water bumper car or jump on a rope, several shooting gallery or virtual reality games, a beautiful temple and some kiosks where you can eat inside a bamboo park. you can choose whether to walk up to reach the bridge or use a small cable car (40 yuan each way). Once at the top, to cross the bridge you have to queue again and pay 80 yuan. The view is breathtaking and the experience unforgettable. (Original) Esperienza da brivido, da evitare se soffrite di vertigini. All" arrivo troverete molti parcheggi, non fermatevi al primo, c"è parecchio posto anche più su. Molta gente per fare il biglietto, se avete un conoscente cinese è molto meglio acquistare il biglietto online (100 yuan). Appena entrati sul lato destro troverete un laghetto dove fare un giro su un autoscontro acquatico o lanciarvi su di una fune, diversi giochi di tiro a segno o realtà virtuale, un bel tempio e dei chioschetti dove mangiare dentro un parco di bambù. potete scegliere se salire a piedi per raggiungere il ponte o usare una piccola cabinovia ( 40 yuan a tratta). Una volta in cima, per attraversare il ponte bisogna fare un" altra fila e pagare 80 yuan. Il panorama è mozzafiato e l" esperienza indimenticabile.

(Translated by Google) Very cool, but unfortunately this fish nibbled my foot slightly! (Original) Sehr cool, aber dieser Fisch hat Leider meinen Fuß leicht angeknabbert!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful mountains and clear waters, outstanding people. (Original) 山清水秀，人杰地灵。

A good place for walking and relaxation. Be aware that on weekends it can get very crowded.

(Translated by Google) You can see pandas quite close🐼 It was a shame that the park was full of trash. (Original) パンダを結構近くで見れる🐼 園内はゴミだらけなのがざんねんだった

(Translated by Google) On National Day in 2014, my family went to the zoo together. (Original) 2014年国庆节家人一起去动物园游玩。

(Translated by Google) The ecological environment is not good enough and most animals are listless. (Original) 生态环境不够好，大多数动物都无精打采的

(Translated by Google) Very crowded on weekends (Original) 週末時非常擁擠

(Translated by Google) great (Original) 很棒

(Translated by Google) Not bad (Original) 还行吧

(Translated by Google) Life is comfortable, tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle, and transportation is accessible and convenient. It can be peaceful or lively, and the living conditions are not harsh but of high quality! So it is suitable for other areas with superior living conditions~ (Original) 生活愜意，鬧中取靜 ，交通発达又便利。 可寧静，亦可活泼，生活條件不严苛又有品质！所以合适居住条件优越予其他區域呢~

(Translated by Google) Climbing Dashu Mountain at night is very tiring. (Original) 夜爬大蜀山很累呀

(Translated by Google) The place is beautiful and green, perfect for walking and breathing fresh air. (Original) 这个地方很漂亮，绿化也特别好适合散步和呼吸新鲜空气。

(Translated by Google) The great mountain gave birth to Hefei people (Original) 伟大的山 孕育合肥人

(Translated by Google) There is nothing fun in Hefei. I have climbed Dashu Mountain many times. (Original) 合肥没好玩的，大蜀山都爬了N回了