Mystical Mountain Riddles

• The mountains and rivers in the south all flow to the sea.
• The most beautiful peaks are in the north.
• The river flows for six and a half miles.
• You can hear the water flowing from the two peaks together.
• There is a pavilion on the way up and down the mountain.
• The views at the top and bottom are different every day.
• The wine is made from the water in the mountain and the wine is drunk.
• The mountain is home to Buddhist monks.
• The king of the mountains is called 'the wise sage, the great knower of the world.'
• The king is famous for his drunkenness.
• The wine drunk at the king's banquet is not made of wine, but of the pleasure of the mountain.
• The king loves to drink and dance at his banquet.
• The birds in the forest know the pleasure of the mountain and do not know the pleasure of people.
• People know the pleasure of the king's banquet from the king himself.

Embark on a journey of ancient riddles and folklore about a majestic mountain and its king, filled with flowing rivers, beautiful peaks, and the pleasure of nature. Test your knowledge of this mystical mountain realm and its inhabitants.