The Charming Summer Scenery Of Wudang Mountain In China. The Wudang Mountains Simplified Chinese: Æ­¦Å½“ű±; Traditional Chinese: Æ­¦Ç•¶Å±±; Pinyin: Wç”DäNg ShäN Consist Of A Small Mountain Range In The Northwestern Part Of Hubei, China, Just South Of Shiyan. They Are Home To A Famous Complex Of Taoist Temples And Monasteries Associated With The God Xuanwu. The Wudang Mountains Are Renowned For The Practice Of Tai Chi And Taoism As The Taoist Counterpart To The Shaolin Monastery,[1] Which Is Affiliated With Chinese Chã¡N Buddhism. The Wudang Mountains Are One Of The `Four Sacred Mountains Of Taoism` In China, An Important Destination For Taoist Pilgrimages.

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