Specifications: Sculpture height 45 meters
Blending the styles of Han, Tang, and Song dynasty statues with the essence of Taoist culture, the statue of the Earth Mother, with its majestic yet compassionate image, has become a new landmark of the Taoist cultural holy land, carrying the high respect and inheritance of the Earth Mother culture.

Integrating Taoist thought with natural landscapes, through precise architectural scale design (such as 950 meters long, 95 meters wide, 55 meters height difference, 365 steps, etc.), a cultural holy land that is both sacred and friendly has been built, allowing tourists to experience a cultural journey from the mundane to the sacred during their climb. The first hexagram of the sixty-four hexagrams in the "Book of Changes" is Qian, which symbolizes heaven. The Qian hexagram is composed of six yang lines, representing the extreme yang and prosperity. Counting from the bottom up, the fifth line is called Jiuwu, representing this line as yang. Five means the fifth line.

Blending the styles of Han, Tang, and Song dynasty statues with the essence of Taoist culture, the statue of the Earth Mother, with its majestic yet compassionate image, has become a new landmark of Taoist cultural sites, carrying the high respect and inheritance of the Earth Mother culture. Integrating Taoist thought with natural landscapes, through precise architectural scale design (such as 950 meters long, 95 meters wide, 55 meters height difference, 365 steps, etc.), a cultural site that is both sacred and friendly has been built, allowing visitors to experience a cultural journey from the mundane to the sacred as they climb. The first hexagram of the sixty-four hexagrams in the "Book of Changes" is Qian, which symbolizes heaven. The Qian hexagram is composed of six yang lines, representing the extreme yang and prosperity. Counting from the bottom up, the fifth line is called Jiuwu, representing this line as yang. Five means the fifth line.