Gansu's 'Monkey King' goes to Yuhé Báishāgōu to search for the 'biological clock'

'Yuhé's scenery is the best in the world, there is no place so clear and elegant that one can bear to leave', Báishāgōu is located in the core area of the Yuhé National Nature Reserve — Yuhé Town Yangba Village, with the vast majority being primitive forest, and a forest coverage rate of 82%. As the roads continue to improve, this beautiful secret realm hidden away is gradually unveiling its mysterious veil, approaching the world with light and graceful steps. Standing on the crest of the waves where the water flows and the wind listens, one can watch the waterfall clusters, listen to the birds and insects, cleanse the soul, and release the spirit. Traditional residences with earthen walls and green tiles, featuring a mix of Long and Shu styles, are scattered in an orderly fashion, allowing one to feel the most primitive local customs and sentiments of Yuhé amidst the curling smoke from kitchen chimneys and the sounds of chickens and dogs. The lively and adorable golden snub-nosed monkeys take in the beautiful scenery along the way: shaded green trees, surging springs, and bizarrely shaped rocks. The charming little sprites of the human world — the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkeys, frolic in the forest, creating a lively scene. Between the bluestones, one can appreciate the 'three bowls culture' (that is, a bowl of tea, a bowl of wine, a bowl of honey). And those who like tea each have their specific reasons, for the lightness of tea, for the sweetness of tea, for the bitterness of tea, for the softness of tea, for the aftertaste of tea... For tea lovers, tea has long been more than just tea in their hearts, it is more like the myriad aspects of life, composing the different states of different people. Let us return to nature here, enjoy its mountain spirits and beautiful waters; let us escape the city's noise here, in search of a rare leisure and peace.