Is there really a fairy in Kunlun Mountain?

Kunlun Mountain, also known as Kunlun Mountain and Kunlun Site, is a sacred mountain in China's ancient mythology, and Taoism regards it as a fairy mountain where immortals live.

The myth of Kunlun Mountain has a very old origin. It has been recorded in many pre-Qin documents.

The second volume of "Mu Chuan" contains "My son, the son of heaven rises to Kunlun Mountain and sees The Yellow Emperor's Palace". Guihai, the son of heaven is full of sacrifices and recorded as the hill of Kunlun Mountain ". (1) The Chronicle of Bamboo Books records that in the seventeenth year of Zhou Muwang, he "visited Kunlun Mountain to meet the Queen Mother of the West". (2) Qu Yuan, a great poet in the Warring States Period, introduced the myth of Kunlun Mountain in many places to express his grief and indignation. "Li Sao" said that "Cangwu Xi starts in the morning and stops at the county nursery in the evening", and Wu Chao will help whitewater, climb the wind and chop the horse "; The sentence of "Kuai Wuduofu Kunlun, Liu" ③ Nine songs? Hebo: "Looking around Kunlun Mountain, my heart is flying." 4 "Tian Wen" cloud: "Kunlun County Garden, where is it? Zengcheng No.9 Middle School, how high is it? The gate of the square, who is it? Why is the northwest open? " (5) Nine chapters? "River-related" says: "Zhong Hua and I are swimming in the garden with a green pool." . Go to Kunlun to eat Yu Ying, live with heaven and earth, and live with the sun and moon in Guang Qi. ⑥ The three classics in Shan Hai Jing, the west, the wild west and the west in the sea, describe the location, shape and scenery of Kunlun Mountain in detail.

In the Han Dynasty, there were descriptions about Kunlun in Historical Records and Erya. The divination books such as Huai Nan Zi and He Tu describe Kunlun Mountain more. It can be said that the myth of Kunlun Mountain has been widely circulated in Qin and Han Dynasties. Later, natural history, notes, supernatural classics, ten continents, and Taoist books, such as The Book of the Qing Dynasty and The Little Silver Book of Dongzhentai, etc. , has been further modified to make the myth of Kunlun Mountain more magnificent.