Huangshan Mountain — Ancient attraction gets slice of American pizza pie

There is an old saying that, "after visiting Huangshan, you don't need to visit any other mountains in China". Huangshan Mountain in East China's Anhui province is a national treasure and a wonder of the world, as well as a symbol of the province.

This year, Huangshan garnered even more attention with the reopening of Tiandu Peak in May after a five-year closure to protect its local ecology and natural resources.

Tiandu Peak is one of Huangshan's three major peaks. Towering 1,829 meters above sea level, it draws huge crowds to its precipitous terrain and breathtaking scenery. In particular, the route dubbed "fish back ridge" features a near-vertical 85-degree slope over 10 meters long but less than 1 meter wide, protected only by railings and rope.