Wind Rises, Purple Luo Gorge

Content Introduction: This mountain lies within a range of mountains, dangerously high and steep. Halfway up, it's as straight as a knife cut, smooth and without any slope, reaching three hundred feet in height. Looking upwards, it resembles a pillar to the heavens, with white clouds drifting and mist swirling around its midsection. Only on rare sunny days can one vaguely see a pine forest on its waist.This mountain is so perilous that even monkeys struggle to climb it. People say it's a pillar to the heavens, inaccessible to mortals. Over time, this became a legend, and writers and poets, passing through the great river between the gorges, witnessed this magnificent scenery. They drank wine and composed poems, their words soaring, spreading throughout the land. As a result, the name "Antenna Gorge" became known nationwide.Although humans call it "Antenna Gorge," for another world, this gorge is called "Purple Luo Gorge."