Where are the Eight Scenes in Wuchuan?

Look at the height

From a height, it is located in Wuyang Middle School (the ruins of Gong Xue Temple in Wuchuan), and there was a hill in ancient times. The mountain is covered with wormwood, and the circumference of the foot of the mountain is six feet high, less than two feet high. When you reach the top of the mountain, you can see the sails of the sea in the southeast, and the rivers in the northwest flow like a belt. The scenery is charming. Later, it was leveled for Wuyang Middle School to expand the new teaching building.

Lichang

Lishan Firewood Singing: Located in Li Shanling, Tangzhu Town, the mountain is high and the forest is dense, and there are many people grazing. Firewood sings pastoral songs, and it is well known in the mountains. When the weather is clear, songs spread further. Looking northwest from Wuyang Town, 40 miles away, you can see that the mountain is sometimes foggy and sometimes green.

Yan yue

Yanhua Nongyue: Located in Licheng Village, Wuyang, next to Wuchuan Gong Xue, there are Yanhua Pool and Yanhua Well. The water in the pool is very clear, so you can learn. The bright moon is in the sky, overlooking the water, and the scenery is clouded and becomes a spectacle.

Jipu bath cabinet

Jipu Fish Cabinet: Located in Huangli Village, Wuyang, it was built in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is located at the mouth of the river, where ships are often moored and fishing boats are vertical and horizontal. Every time the fishing boat returns from sunset, the lights are dotted with stars. Businessmen gather day and night, buying fish and selling wine, killing Acura, which is very lively.

Wen Weng Songcui

Songcui, Wen Weng: Located in Wen Weng Ridge, Wuyang, commonly known as "Fisherman's Net", it is nearly ten meters high and the top of the ridge is covered with velvet on all sides. Looking eastward from the ridge, you can see the surging South China Sea and endless blue. Looking at the hills in the west, it looks like a net, and there are mud balls and hills around the cloth columns, which look like a net bubble, hence the name. This is the tomb of Li Mugong, the ancestor of the Li family, and Li Lingyun, a rural sage. Sacrifice for thousands of years has a long history.

East China sea Chaoyang

Chaoyang in the East China Sea: Located on the Gold Coast of Wuyang, at dawn that day, a basin of red sun rose from Ran Ran in the colorful waves of Ran Ran. If floating or sinking, the water waves and clouds are colorful, set each other off into interest, magnificent and extraordinary, and tourists are woven.

Limited snow

Xue Fei: Located in the restricted waters of Wuyang, it is the estuary of Jianjiang River, the intersection of the estuaries leading to Zhanjiang and the South China Sea, and the only way for Wuchuan to reach Zhanjiang or the ocean by boat. The sea area is narrow and dangerous, the current is fast, and the reefs on both sides are densely covered, so it is called restricted door. The quicksand by the sea is fine and white, and sometimes the wind and waves roll like snowflakes. Sometimes the waves are rough, soaring and spectacular.

Hanging under the rainbow

Tongzhi Chuihong: Located in Qiuwu Village, Tang Wei Street, the bridge, formerly known as Chuihong, is the main passage from Wuyang to Lumei. Because of long-term travel between chariots and horses, it is also called communication.

The Eight Scenes of Wuchuan generally refer to the "Eight Scenes of Wuchuan Ancient", including a glimpse, singing on Mount Li and firewood, laying flowers and making the moon, jeep fishing, green Wen Weng, rising sun in the East China Sea and snow-limited rainbow hanging. History has changed, and now many scenic spots have disappeared, or just left ruins.

Wuchuan City is a county-level city in Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province, with a long history, profound cultural heritage and a long tradition of customs. Meilong Town in Wuchuan City was named "Hometown of Chinese Folk Art" by the Ministry of Culture in 2000, Huang Po Town was named "Hometown of China Folk Culture and Art" by the Ministry of Culture in 2005, and Wuyang Town was named "Famous Historical and Cultural Town of China" by the Ministry of Culture in 2008. It is also known as "the hometown of Cantonese opera", "the hometown of clay sculpture" and "the hometown of puppets", and was awarded the title of "the hometown of moon cakes in China" by China Cuisine Association 20 1 1.