Snowy Mt. Hengshan in Spring

2010-03-12 11:09:43 CRIENGLISH.com Web Editor: Zhao Lixia

A recent temperature drop prompts widespread frost on Mt. Hengshan.

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A recent temperature drop prompts widespread frost on Mt. Hengshan, known as one of the most famous Five Sacred Mountains (Wu Yue) in China. The photo shows trees and plants coated by ice and snow near Cangjing Temple, creating an extraordinary beautiful scene. [Photo: xinhua]

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