"There are kings in the town, and the seventh is the son of the family. There are few admirers, and there are many immortals in the Laoshan Mountains, and they will swim with their hands. When they climb to the top, there is a view of the universe, and it is very quiet. A scholar sits on a futon, with a simple hair The spirit is refreshing. Knocking and speaking, the reason is very mysterious." As one of the ten jungles of the Quanzhen Sect of Taoism in China, Laoshan is known as "the house of gods and the house of spirits". In the old days, Emperor Qin and Han Wu ascended to this mountain to find immortals. Emperor Ming of Tang also sent people to the mountain to make medicine. Scholars from the past dynasties flocked to the mountain. Among them, the legend of Pu Songling's "Laoshan Taoist" through the wall gave Laoshan a layer of mystery. It took nine years for the Qingdao View Photographer to walk into Laoshan to reveal how the Taoist priests in Laoshan were "refined".
