There are also houses on the hill. The thatched hut is not only a small shop, but also a cool place. Unexpectedly, all the way up the mountain, not before the village and not after the store, there were occasionally one or two or three children standing together standing straight, waving to the pedestrians in the car with a look of expectation, constantly shouting "candy, thank you." This is a bitter sight that can not be seen in China's poorest western mountain areas. Lichi Mountain is the birthplace of Khmer culture, a school of primitive ecology, the only earth road up the mountain can only be passed by a car. Therefore, it is stipulated here that all vehicles can only go up before 12 noon, and all vehicles will go down after 12 noon. At each turning ramp, there is a man in camouflage uniform on duty, rain or shine. Even the most basic facility, the mountain road reflector, has no money to install. It still relies on human resources primitively. All the way to the top temple. At the top of the hill, the Boleonton Temple is dedicated to a reclining Buddha, and the incense is still very strong. But good men and women must take off their shoes and walk barefoot up the twenty or thirty steps to enter the temple. Looking at the scene on the ground, many people gave up decisively. He who is sincere has no worries. There is a Qianlin Pao River on Lichi Mountain. The main point is not the jumping torrent, but the dim visible river bed under the torrent. In ancient times, the rulers of the dynasty, in order to seek national peace and prosperity, made a triumphant march. They chiseled out pictograms on the boulders and placed them on the bottom of the river, letting the current touch the river for thousands of years.