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Double Ninth Festival: What are we really climbing for?

chinadaily.com.cn    |     Updated: 2026-10-17 09:10

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From warding off misfortune and praying for blessings to hiking and enjoying the autumn scenery, the tradition of climbing high on the Double Ninth Festival lives on. From Huashan Mountain's steep peaks and Huangshan Mountain's sea of clouds to the sunrise over Taishan Mountain, autumn forests on Lushan Mountain and the tranquil beauty of Qingcheng Mountain, there's much to discover.
Take advantage of the crisp autumn weather and enjoy the views, connect with nature, and relax. The meaning of climbing high lies not just in reaching the summit, but in the scenery and state of mind along the way.

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