Thousands of miles away from the South Mountain Pavilion, there stands a magnificent peak.
The mountain is not tall, but springs burble, flowers bloom in profusion, the environment is serene, and the cool breeze is refreshing and pleasant.
Atop the mountain is a dense bamboo forest, with bamboos as green as jade, gleaming brilliantly.
Not only that, each bamboo has holes of varying shapes and sizes. When the mountain wind arises and blows through the bamboo forest, the holes vibrate and merge to produce a melodious, light-hearted tune.
When the wind comes from the south, the music is gentle and soft; when it comes from the north, the tune is melodious and invigorating.
No technique or playing is needed; the bamboo forest releases a myriad of tunes throughout the year, extraordinary and otherworldly.
