The Emei Tibetan Emirates is a subspecies of the Tibetan Emirates, also referred to as the Emei Monkey. Because of living in the famous mountain of Buddhism, it is also known as the "Monkey Judge" and "The Judge", and the local mountain folks call "Shan Waer". It is a Chinese national secondary protected beast. Emei Tibetan Emirates monkeys usually appear in the deep forests of the area of more than 50 square kilometers in the Washing Pool, Yuxian Temple, Xianfeng Temple, Tea Shack, Hongyuping and Niuxinling in Emei Mountain. Mount Emei, a 60-kilometer stone-level mountain trail from the foothills to the top of the mountain, and the most tortuous road is from the Daping Temple to the Jiu Lao Cave at an altitude of 1800 meters. It is called the Jiujiu Road, and it is also the gathering of the "Emei Monkey". The main location. It is said that the monkey in Mount Emei is a monkey essence. If you only look at the monkey at the zoo, you may have no idea about this monkey essence, but if you walk on the road to Mount Emei, you will understand the true meaning of the word. If the visitor is found to be close, the monkey will climb over and eat, and the monkey will shake hands with you, just to get a meal.