Lushan Mountain is an ancient educational base and religious center in China. Bailudong Academy was founded in 940 AD, ranking first among the four major academies in ancient China. The educational thought put forward by Zhu, a master of Neo-Confucianism in the Song Dynasty, became the norm of ancient education in China, and also had an important influence in the history of world education.

In 39 1 year, Hui Yuan, a Buddhist leader, established the Torin Temple, which is the earliest temple garden in China. Hui Yuan lived in Lushan Mountain for 36 years, and created the Pure Land Sect Law, making Lushan Mountain a Buddhist center in southern China. In the 5th century, Lu, a Taoist priest of the Southern Dynasties, founded the Southern School in Lushan Mountain. In the Tang Dynasty, Mazu Taoism made buddhas in the mountains, which were called Lin Ji School and Luyang School, and had great influence. In the Song Dynasty, there were as many as 36/kloc-0 temples in Lushan Mountain. After the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Islam, Christianity and Catholicism also built churches and preached in Lushan Mountain. After 1600 years' development, Lushan Mountain has formed a rare phenomenon of gathering five religions in one mountain.

Lushan Mountain has a well-preserved international villa community. Lushan Mountain is a famous summer resort at home and abroad. There are more than 600 villas with architectural styles in Britain, America, Germany and France 18 countries. Beauty salon villa, Sherman villa and Williams villa have become national cultural relics protection units. Among the famous mountains in China, only Lushan Mountain has such a large-scale "world village".