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1, Luohanyan Scenic Area: Luohanyan has excellent scenery. Here, mountains and rivers depend on each other, the blue lake is like a mirror, and there are strange rocks on the cliffs, especially in spring and summer, when flowers blossom and butterflies fly. After the rain, the rainbow is reflected on the rippling lake, and the sky and water blend together, making people seem to have entered a natural landscape painting. Luohanyan's unique landscape has attracted countless celebrities to write poems. Su Dongpo, a great scholar in the Song Dynasty, traveled here when he was relegated to Lingnan, praising Luohanyan landscape. Wang Mingyang, a gifted scholar in Ming Dynasty, also missed the beautiful scenery of this mountain and left many hymns. One of them reads: "The eight views of Mianjiang River in ancient times are famous all over the world and spread to Kyushu, especially the view of Chen Shi, and there is no Huangshan Mountain after viewing it." "Chen Shi" in the poem is another name for Luohanyan.

2. Candle Peak: A strange and steep mountain peak. The peak of Luohanyan is famous for its peculiar shape and posture. Candle Peak is a typical and peculiar mountain peak. Its diameter is only more than 20 meters and its height is about 90 meters. Surrounded by cliffs, it is not connected with other peaks. I really don't know how the creator "pinched" it! What is even more amazing is that the Zhufeng rock mass is round, smooth in color and small in volume. There is a thousand-year-old maple on the top of the mountain. I don't know how it can resist drought, wind and rain, thunder and lightning with such tenacious perseverance and grow so luxuriantly. The breeze blows, and the maple trees sway from side to side, much like flickering candlelight. On the maple tree, bees fly in the wind nest and keep making honey. Every autumn, maple leaves are like fire and candles are lit. Zou Yuanlin, a writer in the Qing Dynasty, also left an unparalleled couplet for Candle Peak: "Candle Peak, a maple is born on the peak, bees make nests, and the wind blows the maple leaves to close the bee door." To this end, the candle peak standing at the entrance has become the symbol of Luohanyan. If you climb the highest peak of Luohanyan-Luohanying, you can see more strange peaks and rocks. Or like a couple holding arms, or like a hunchbacked old man, or like a monk chanting, or like a volley pen holder? It's beautiful.

3. Horsetail water: Horsetail water is in Luohanyan Scenic Area (near Mishuishui). When you reach the top of the stone steps under the candle peak, suddenly, you will see a waterfall hanging thousands of rivers-this is Luohanyan's famous ponytail water. Looking up at the waterfall, the silver torrent flew down in the air, and its shape was like the tail of a galloping horse. On the right side of Mawei Water is Luohan Cave, which can accommodate thousands of people.

4, rice screen water: Luohanyan walked through the lock cloud bridge, and the sound of mountains and flowing water suddenly merged into the ear. Ahead is Luohanyan, where Master Khufu led the monks to preach! For many years, the river here has been flowing and the torrent has been constant. This rock is broad and heavy, and can hold thousands of people. Looking around, it's like a giant Buddha sitting cross-legged with his hands folded, telling us how to tolerate everything and enjoy life. "It is sunny and rainy in spring, and the clouds cover the summer, but it is still cold." This is people's interpretation of Luohanyan. Visitors, looking at the spectacular mountains and elegant water, why don't we open our arms and inject fresh water to feel the freshness of nature! _ There are two clear springs pouring down from the peak, and the one on the left is like a swaying ponytail, so it is called "ponytail water"; Another spring water collides with rocks in the running, and the falling water is soft and thin, just like the rice sieve used by farmers, and sometimes a few drops fall gently on people, so it is called "rice sieve water". On the left side of Luohanyan, there is a big stone soaked in milk spring. There are two cracks in the stone. It is said that one hole can produce rice and the other hole can produce salt, which is just enough for the daily use of Taoist priests who lived here at that time. Therefore, it is called "grain stone", also known as "rice pile stone".

5. Hongjing: Hongjing is located in Ruijin Shazhou Dam. Excavated at 1933. 1950, Ruijin repaired the well and named it "Hongjing" to welcome the arrival of the sympathy group in the old southern base area. At the same time, a wooden sign was set up beside the well, which read "Don't forget to dig people when drinking water".