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Jiutian High-Tech’s 2015 Outstanding Employee Two-Day Tour to Huangshan



2016-06-06

To recognize outstanding performance, set exemplary standards, and reward employees who have achieved remarkable results, the company organized a two-day tour to Mount Huangshan for its 2015 Outstanding Employees on June 4–5, during which they visited the Emerald Valley and Furong Valley scenic areas and enjoyed a rafting experience on the Jiaxi River.

  To recognize outstanding performance, set exemplary standards, and reward employees who have achieved remarkable results, the company organized a two-day tour to Mount Huangshan for its 2015 Outstanding Employees on June 4–5, during which they visited the Emerald Valley and Furong Valley scenic areas and enjoyed a rafting experience on the Jiaxi River.

  On the first day of the trip, everyone’s first stop was the Jiaxi River rafting site, known as “the No. 1 rafting experience on Mount Huangshan.” The rafting stretch is about 5 kilometers long, with passengers gliding downstream in inflatable rafts. Lush scenery lines both banks: towering mountains encircle the valley, sheer cliffs rise steeply, verdant forests stretch endlessly, and vast bamboo groves undulate like seas. At times, jagged peaks, peculiar rocks, the azure sky, and drifting white clouds are reflected in the water; in shallow sections, the crystal‑clear bottom is visible, while deeper pools shimmer like emerald jade, teeming with fish and shrimp at play. Though the entire ride lasts only about an hour, it brims with thrills and excitement—and with laughter and joy. By the time they emerged drenched to the bone, their faces beamed with smiles, their bonds strengthened by shared experiences. Afterward, the group drove on to the second stop of the journey: Furong Valley Scenic Area, a mysterious grand canyon at the northern foot of Mount Huangshan. Spanning 10 kilometers, the valley is crowned by soaring peaks, dotted with bizarre rock formations, and cloaked in dense primeval forest. Within its depths, numerous pools and ponds—each a different shape—glint like emeralds, their surfaces rippling with dazzling hues, leaving visitors spellbound. Beyond soaking in the breathtaking vistas, participants eagerly explored the scenic area’s “primitive tribe”—the ancient, unspoiled way of life of the Black Wa people—watching thrilling performances such as mountain acrobatics, bamboo‑climbing contests, walking on blades, and treading glass. The audience erupted in applause, praising each display.

  On the second day of the trip, everyone drove to the Emerald Valley Scenic Area, located in the eastern part of Mount Huangshan—also known as “Valley of Lovers.” This is the longest grand canyon on the East Sea side of the mountain, renowned as a terrestrial paradise, the most beautiful stream under heaven, a sacred haven for love, and even hailed as the fifth great wonder of Mount Huangshan. Wandering through the valley, visitors marveled at the towering peaks vying for beauty, the array of bizarre rock formations, the emerald waters flowing endlessly, and the ancient trees reaching toward the sky, all snapping photos and heaping praise on the breathtaking scenery. Meanwhile, Emerald Valley also served as a key filming location for the movie “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,” with iconic scenes—such as the bamboo‑branch duel, the lovers by the pond, the quest for the sword in the deep pool, and the leap over the cascading waterfall—shot right here, prompting many to pose for pictures and exclaim that the journey had been well worth it.

  During the trip, colleagues strengthened communication and fostered a spirit of unity and harmony by supporting and looking out for one another. Upon returning, everyone has re‑energized, bringing renewed enthusiasm and vigor to their work, determined to press on with even greater effort and achieve new successes, thus contributing to a brighter future for Jiutian!

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