Moon Peak

in tang dynasty, one year of mid-autumn night, round moons were hanging in the sky and the world was bright and bright.

in the middle of the night, the fire in the temple of the invisible and the sandmins rose up in the kitchen to burn their porridge, and heard a tick and tick.

it was strange, looking at the windows, looking at the light of the moon, where was the rain? so he opened the door, looking up, and beholded the small grains of pearls, falling down from the moon, falling on the peaks of the temple.

and he looked, and when the little grain fell, he came to the peak to look for it.

find one, pick one.

find one, pick one...

that little grain is as big as soybeans, and it's very colorful.

he picks up and picks up from midnight to dawn and picks up a round.

the next morning, the deming monk took the small particles that he had picked up at night and showed them to the old monk and asked him what they were.

"there's a big guacamole in the moon palace and a reckless man named wu kong." he chops this guacamole up to his head every year, but always.

sometimes when you push too hard, you knock down the cinnamon.

maybe this is the cuisine that fell from the moon palace." monk deming was pleased to hear it, and said, "sewer, we grow it so that you can see the guacamole in the moon and smell the guacamole in the moon." so they planted the small particles of various colours on the slopes behind the temple, and after a few days they sprung, and by a month they grew up to a foot tall, and they drew green leaves.

the guacamole in the palace grew so fast that it grew one foot in january, one foot in a year, and by the second year of mid-autumn, it grew tall and large, each with small flowers, orange yellow, white, red and colorful.

monk de ming calls it "gin cin cin cin cin, cin cin cin cin, tang cin ...

from that time on, there are many kinds of cin cin cin cin, around lake west.

now, there is a mountain near the temple of invisible, called the moon cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui-cui。