Huanglong Cave without a hole

Among all the scenic spots in West Lake, "Yellow Dragon Sprinkling Green" is probably the most low-key. It is also the only scenic spot without a hole among the three caves in Hangzhou. Coming here, I really experienced the beauty of the combination of nature and humanity. It is said that the origin of Huanglong Cave was that a Zen master named Huikai encountered a yellow dragon that split the rock and flew up to heaven, so it is also called "Flying Dragon Cave". Nowadays, a large number of different landscapes have been added, such as Liu Hai playing with the toad, Yue Lao Temple, and a stage of Huanglong Yue Opera Theater, making the scenery of the whole place more fulfilling. Even so, the ¥15 ticket price is still a very reasonable price. We sat down there for a while, and finally climbed up Qixialing to take a look and feel the natural atmosphere. It's already feeling a bit like summer, but it's still quite cool here. The brothers couldn't help but sigh that interacting with nature makes people feel relaxed and happy. This must be what the ancients called the spiritual energy of heaven and earth! Fortunately, I left behind a poem at the last moment: Huanglong is green but not competing for beauty, lying quietly in the stream beside West Lake. The whole courtyard is filled with green shade and the fragrance is refreshing. The matchmaker presented the rope of marriage, and Liu Hai offered the golden toad fairy. Huikai found a cave with no door, and the stage made a sound to cross the natural danger.