Wuliang Mountain is a three-dimensional 'Classic of Mountains and Seas' left behind by the Hengduan Mountains. When clouds and mist drift over thousands of tea terraces, when the cries of gibbons pierce the morning curtain of the rainforest, when cherry blossoms ignite the entire valley in deep winter—you will see the Earth's ambition to store time in its folds. Every piece of basalt here remembers how ancient continents collided and overturned, at 24 degrees north latitude, growing into a rugged skeleton that leaves explorers speechless.