Which district of Huizhou does xunliao bay belong to?

Xunliao bay belongs to the south of Pingshan Town, Huidong County, Huizhou.

Xunliao bay is only 7km away from Guangshan Highway (National Highway 324) and 2 1 km away from Baiyun entrance and exit of Shenzhen-Shantou Expressway. Known as the "God-given White Sand Embankment". The sea is 43 nautical miles from Hong Kong, 4 1 nautical miles from Shenzhen and 0/2 nautical miles from Huizhou Aotou Port.

Xunliao bay has a total area of 132 square kilometers, a coastline of 27 square kilometers, a Pinus massoniana forest belt of more than 70,000 square meters on the shore, a water depth of 2-4 meters along the coast, clear and green seawater, and various strange reefs and rocks around it, which are known as "blue jade" and "golden dike".

The origin of xunliao bay's name

Xunliao place names have existed since ancient times. Legend has it that it is related to Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. During the Northern Song Dynasty, Su Shi was demoted to Huiyang by the emperor for opposing Wang Anshi's political reform. Among several wives and concubines, only Wang Chaoyun, who was a geisha, accompanied him (his tomb is in the West Lake in Huizhou today).

When they first went to the south, it was sultry. Every public holiday, they especially like to come to Xunliao for a holiday to cool off. At that time, Xunliao was called Yaliao, which was a place where salt and fresh water bordered and people liked to put ducks. This duck word conflicts with Chaoyun, a geisha, so Su Shi changed his name.

As a leader and scholar, Su Dongpo dare not neglect. He found that the whole Daya Bay was like a gossip, and Yaliao was on the "Xun" (dry, exchange; Earthquake, shock; Kun, gen; Leave; Kan), and Xun stands for wind, so there is a breeze all year round, and there is no wave on the sea, so I casually mentioned the book on the rock: Xun Liao.