Ding Zhen's Song | Litang Travel (1)

Genie is a place name that sounds rather mysterious.

Xiao N has been there twice, and he told me about the reverse conch and doe antlers in Lenggu Temple a few years ago. They spent ten yuan to see its beauty. It is said that it is a treasure of two temples and it is worth seeing. As a non-mystic, every time he talks about it, all he gets from me is, hehehe.

He said that I, like Dr. Strange, would be taught by Master Gu Yi sooner or later. I said I would talk about it then, I bowed my head and lost.

Many people like "Doctor Strange" very much, but this is the one that I hate the most, because I think it is not clever enough to challenge science with metaphysics. Game of Thrones is much better. The little devil sneered at the dragon legend at first, until he saw it with his own eyes. But no one laughed at him, saying that you, a dwarf, dare not be "gullible". A person who remains skeptical of legends that go against common sense can be considered a smart person. But then the Ancient One really laughed at Dr. Strange, because this MD didn't believe in magic at first. Isn't it natural to not believe? Medicine is science, magic is metaphysics, and the logic of scientific workers is empirical evidence. If there is no evidence, if you want me to believe it, I will believe it. Then I am not a Western medicine, but a Chinese medicine.

But when it comes to this, I don’t have a clue in my heart. Maybe there are many doctors of Western medicine who believe in miracles. I have been trying to understand their logic, but I still haven’t.

Back to reverse conch and doe antlers. It is said that all conch shells in the world turn in one direction, with this exception, they do the opposite. And all the antlers in the world come from male deer, only the one in Lenggu Temple comes from female deer.

Just listen and see, isn't God miraculous? I told Xiao N that if only one of these two things appears here, I can also say that it has a three-in-one million probability that it is the product of genetic mutation. If two things appear at once, then there is one possibility: fake! It is said that the conch was taken out of the stone, but I have seen the photos, and it looks like it is completely fine, without the blessing of modern scientific means, relying on a group of lamas to take a conch out of the stone, and still not make a mess?

As for the antlers of the female deer, it has been separated from the body of the deer. It is male or female. Who knows, you can say that he is the antlers of a bisexual deer, and no one can refute it. Hahaha, I am such a spoiler.

So Xiao N decided to take me to the scene to see what happened. After planning for a long time, I just decided to go for the first time. The next day, the Ya'an earthquake and the 318 National Road were interrupted, so I did it. After pushing for more than a month, it finally took place last Thursday.

Actually, my enthusiasm is not very high. The first is the epidemic prevention situation, which makes people like me feel very insecure when they want to "control everything" before taking action. Second, the sky is high and the road is far, time is tight, and it doesn't quite fit my travel style. However, since people are so enthusiastic, it is not easy to refuse them again and again, and after being locked up at home for ten months, I finally feel that it is a little long.

However, on the second day of departure, after passing Litang, at the foot of Blacksmith Hill, there were road officials who said that Blacksmith Hill was building a road and the traffic was restricted, and the traffic would not be released until seven o'clock in the evening. Although this statement was later confirmed to be an exaggeration, the delay and subsequent accidents resulted in the failure to go to Cheng Lenggu Temple in the end, and the reverse conch and doe antlers were not seen.

Of course, there's nothing to lose if you don't see them, but it's just a pity that Xiao N mentioned the scenery in the temple.

Lenggu Temple is located at the foot of Genie Snow Mountain, with inconvenient transportation and few people. Previously, only experienced ALICE friends could go to that place, but with Ding Zhen's popularity, Genie Travel followed the chicken and the dog to the sky.

Speaking of Ding Zhen, he has been popular for several years, but I have been ignorant and don't know why he is popular. It is indeed a simple looking Tibetan youth, but, just because of this? It is said that he did not go to much school, and at the beginning of the popularity, he stumbled in Chinese. Now, he lives in Beijing and walks in various star reality shows, almost on an equal footing with Nicholas Tse.

During this trip, I listened to a song released by Ding Zhen several times after he became popular, called "The Warmth Under the Sky". The melody is very nice. My friend said that a mother fan said that every time I heard it, I would cry.