Rolling mountains, stone cliffs standing sheer and high.
Within the cliffs are stone caves, packed densely with Buddhist statues, varying in size, some seated, some standing, all with different appearances and expressive faces.
Walking along the mountain paths, you can see clusters of stone Buddhas on both sides, sometimes hidden, sometimes visible, painted with the traces of time.
The autumn breeze lightly carries fallen leaves, sprinkling a ground of gold.
The afternoon sun pierces through the clouds, casting a faint glow on the stone Buddhas, possessing an ancient charm, part divine ambiance, as if traversing a Buddha Country.
This place is the renowned Dazu Stone Cave.
A group of people walked along the mountain path.
Sha Lifei wore a landlord robe, sat grandly on a sedan chair, surrounded by servants, very ostentatious.
Lv San, wearing a bamboo hat, followed behind like a servant, seemingly inconspicuous, occasionally pinching a spell and listening to the surroundings.
