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The second cave is called Leitingtian (léi tíng tiān 雷霆天), means thunderclap. Every April, in a rainy afternoon, there are tens of thousands moth and butterflies flying to the cave and hatching on the stones. In the next day, the stone is like a colorful flower. And they always disappear around the Dragon Festival, which is on the fifth day of May in the Chinese lunar year. People call it Stone Flower. And there is a local custom for the people to watch this phenomenon.
The fourth cave is made up of some caves, called Yuyutian (yù yǔ tiān 玉宇天), means the beautiful palace. Some of the stalactites in the cave are like pagodas; some are like palace, like translucent jade bracelet, vivid and true to life. The fifth cave is called Hulutian (hú lú tiān 葫芦天), because there is a underground lake in a calabash shape. The sixth cave is called Xiangwangtian (xiàng wáng tiān 象王天). It is a cave under a natural bridge, which is about 100 meters high above the ground. The seventh cave "Yunxiaotian”(yún xiāo tiān 云霄天). There are thousands of holes in the cave, and all of them are connected with each other. This cave can hold thousands of people.
Daguantian (dà guān tiān 大观天) is the ninth cave, and it was called Xianren Cave (xiān rén dòng 仙人洞) among the people. There is a natural bridge, which is more than 100 meters wide and spanning nearly 100 meters. The bridge deck can hold over 1000 tourist, which is the No. 1 in China. Under the bridge, many streams gather together, flowing through the bridge. On the water, there is a stone square, which is also formed naturally, can hold thousand people. Standing on the bridge, the misty fog made the cave boundless. Jiudongtian Scenic Area
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