CHINESE MOUNTAINS IBD

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China is a mountainous country. According to statistics, the area of âÇïâÇïmountains, hills and plateaus accounts for 69% of the total land area of âÇïâÇïthe country. There are so many mountains in China. In particular, the sacred mountains have all been important destinations for pilgrimage. The Five Sacred Mountains in China (äºöå²³, Wuyue) is the collective name of the five famous mountains in Chinese culture. Specifically, Wuyue refers to Taishan (æ³°å±±), Huashan (åìÄå±±), Hengshan (è¡¡å±±), Songshan (嵩山), and Hengshan (æüÆå±±). Wuyue is a place of prosperity in Chinese culture. The four famous mountains of Chinese Buddhism are Wutai Mountain (äºöåÅ°å±±), Putuo Mountain (æÖ«éÖÇå±±), Emei Mountain (峿çúëå±±), and Jiuhua Mountain (ä¹ÑåìÄå±±). With the introduction of Indian Buddhism, the four famous mountains have continued to build temples and monasteries since the Han Dynasty in China.áThe book has 14 chapters in the following order:Chapter 1: The Five Sacred Mountains in Chinaá(第ä¸Çç«áï¼Üäºöå²³)Chapter 2: Tai Mountain/Taishan (第äºîç«áï¼Üæ³°å±±)Chapter 3: Hengshan (第ä¸ëç«áï¼Üè¡¡å±±)Chapter 4: Huashan (第åóóç«áï¼ÜåìÄå±±)Chapter 5: Hengshan (第äºöç«áï¼ÜæüÆå±±)Chapter 6: Songshan (第åà¡ç«áï¼Ü嵩山)Chapter 7: The Four Sacred Mountains of Buddhism á(第ä¸âç«áï¼Ü両åó½ä½óæòÖåóóåñºåÈìå±±)Chapter 8: Wutai Mountain (第åà«ç«áï¼ÜäºöåÅ°å±±)Chapter 9: Emei Mountain (第ä¹Ñç«áï¼Ü峿çúëå±±)Chapter 10: Putuo Mountain (第åìüç«áï¼ÜæÖ«éÖÇå±±)Chapter 11: Jiuhua Mountain (第åìüä¸Çç«áï¼Üä¹ÑåìÄå±±)Chapter 12: Yellow Mountain/Huangshan (第åìüäºîç«áï¼Üé»äå±±)Chapter 13: Yulong Snow Mountain/Jade Dragon Snow Mountain (第åìüä¸ëç«áï¼ÜçÄëé¾Öéóªå±±)Chapter 14: Lushan (第åìüåóóç«áï¼ÜåºÈå±±)The current book volume, Chinese Mountains (両åó½å±±èäë), is a Chinese reading practice book. It would introduce you to the most important mountains in China (such as the Yellow Mountain, Wuyue, Taishan, Wutai Mountain, etc.). The 3rd ávolume in the Introduction to Chinese Geography Series (両åó½åú°çÈåçÖ¾çºæåà¿çŸÑéüô) includes both the Chinese text (simplified characters) and pinyin Romanization. With about over 1000 unique Chinese characters, the volume would be suitable for the beginners, lower intermediate and advanced level Chinese language learners (HSK 1-6). Overall, the reading series offers you a variety of elementary level books (Level 1/2/3/4) to understand China as well as practice Chinese reading fast.