This piece was completed in 1976 and belongs to the "Landscape Series." In 1995 an enlarged version was placed in Miaoli National Golf Course. Yuyu Yang went to Hualien in 1967 to take the position of consultant at the Rongmin Marble Factory, and during this time, was deeply moved by the magnificent terrain of the east coast. It inspired him to start his "Landscape Series." The magnificence of nature's power often inspired him, especially the vast power of the mountain landscape, filled with the spirit from the first day of creation. This piece was made in the period when Yuyu Yang experienced the amazing power of the mountains of the Taroko region, especially the vigor of the cliff sides, which he could only describe in "The Haunted Axe Works Miraculously." This elongation makes up the main shape, with an effect similar to a landscape painting's choppy strokes on the front. The sides are decorated with Chinese traditional cloud lines. It is Mr. Yang's creative method used in the "Landscape Series," similar to "Correct Breath," "Building Mountain Movement," and "Silk Sleeves."