Yuyin Mountain House.

With the galloping horses and fast carriages as fast as arrows, we finally arrived at Yuyin Mountain Villa a quarter of an hour before the deadline for admission to the park. At this moment, the sun was setting and I was in high spirits. It was just the right time to quietly and carefully savor the unique charm of the mountain villa. The scenery at the entrance is that the archway with three gates and five rooms is beautiful. There are flying eaves and upturned corners on the three gates, and they are staggered in an orderly manner with high in the middle and low at the two ends. Between the three gates is a small house with sloping back and tiles, one for ticket office and the other for service station. Walk a dozen steps forward after entering the door, turn around and look at the gatehouse again. On the left side are four characters "Yuyin Shanfang" in colored glaze, and on the right side are four-color plaques in white, yellow, gray and gold. History and the present compete with each other in beauty and ugliness. Looking up, the birds and animals on the roof and the figures on the doorposts are all exquisitely carved and lifelike. Turn right again and enter the "Qianju Wugong Temple". The mountains and waters are reflected in front of you, and the setting sun shines brighter. Walking along the pond, there is a pavilion on the shore, accompanied by lotus leaves and koi carp playing around. I wanted to go in, but the beautiful girl was taking pictures for a long time and I had to give way. After a few more steps, the Wenchang Pavilion with four floors of eaves that gradually decrease in size from the top to the bottom stands quietly.