After getting married, she is tender and soft

Chapter 316 Dating
The employees get together and wait for the staff to arrange them to familiarize themselves with the room and the hotel environment first.

Looking at the road in front of them, it was clearly going straight to the entrance of the mountain.

Jiang Mu looked back suspiciously to confirm: "Didn't we agree on team building? Why do we have to separate separately."

Xiao Junheng: "They came out for team building, and we are dating."

What he said was taken for granted, Jiang Mu followed him in a complicated mood, with the heart of team building, and wanted to have a real sweet date with Xiao Junheng.

"Of course, if my wife doesn't want to go on a date with me, we can also join the group building with everyone. It's nothing more than climbing the mountain to see the scenery. It doesn't matter if you are with everyone, as long as you are happy,"

Jiang Mu thought about the scene in his mind. On the one side, the two are holding hands and romantically climbing the mountain. When she is tired from walking, Xiao Junheng may carry her on his back. If he is with everyone, the benefits of the two-person world will definitely not be there. If you have the necessary social interaction, you will know what to choose after thinking about it.

She hurriedly followed Xiao Junheng's footsteps, put her hands on his hands and smiled obediently: "Of course I want to date you, it's a rare opportunity to be together, how could I miss it."

Xiao Junheng's brows and eyes twitched slightly, without piercing her small thoughts, he took her hand and walked towards the route he had planned in advance.

Mount Rong is the tallest mountain around Beijing. It is said that you can see a fairyland surrounded by clouds and mist when you walk to the top of the mountain.

Legend has it that there used to be a Taoist Temple on the top of the mountain, which was famous for its incense and fire. Later, the last Taoist priest of the last generation of Taoist Temple knew that there would be no successors after his death, so he gave the Taoist Temple to the people at that time. The well-known great benevolent person, the kind person appreciates the trust of Taoist priests, and allows people in the surrounding towns to visit for free, so that more people can feel the Taoism and try to find a successor.

Xiao Junheng: "There is indeed a Taoist temple on the mountain, but the truth is not the rumors you heard."

Jiang Mu looked at him with interest: "Tell me quickly, what is the truth."

If the rumors are unreliable, they don't expect to have any real elements. Jiang Mu usually only listens to small stories. Now that some people understand history, of course they should listen to the genuine ones to enrich their knowledge.

Xiao Junheng didn't make a fool of himself either: "Taoist temples have a history of a hundred years. As for their decline now, the inheritance was interrupted in the middle. In the past, communication was not developed, so you might pass by without seeing each other. Can't figure it out..."

Jiang Mu listened in a daze, and she was impatient: "What does this have to do with Taoism? Tell the story quickly."

She just listened to it as a story, so she was very curious about the following, Xiao Junheng saw enough of her vivid expression, and stopped making rounds.

"There was a natural disaster one year. The people in the Taoist Temple went down the mountain to survive in order to escape. Later, they each had a life and abandoned their previous identities. Gradually, there were no people left."

Jiang Mu's small face was wrinkled together, and he was very dissatisfied with the version he told. It didn't have any ups and downs at all, and he didn't feel the experience of listening to the story at all.

Xiao Junheng is also very innocent. He can't do enough to tell the truth. This version is indeed narrated by the person in charge, which has a certain degree of authenticity.

"Forget it, I shouldn't have listened to the story if I knew it earlier." Her version is better, although it's not very readable.

The two were talking to pass the time, and they walked halfway up the mountain without knowing it. Jiang Mu held on to the wooden fence with both hands and looked down. They all said that the high place was extremely cold, and she just felt a little afraid of heights.

(End of this chapter)