The origin of Wuzhishan Where is Wuzhishan?

Once upon a time, the eastern part of Hainan Province was still a wasteland, where there lived a family with a father, a mother and five sons. One night, a white-bearded grandfather had a dream for his father: "I'll give you a treasure hoe." As long as you raise it and shout' dig', the wasteland will become a fertile field. "

Dad woke up suddenly, only to find that he really had a shiny treasure hoe in his hand. He did as grandpa said. Sure enough, from then on, it became an orchard and farmland, and their whole family lived a happy life. Twenty years later, the couple died, and five sons buried Baohe in this land with their parents.

The news somehow reached the landlord. He sent five brothers to be locked up and tortured, forcing them to tell where the treasure hoe was buried. The five brothers glared at each other: "Bah! Kill us and don't say! " The cruel landlord became angry from embarrassment and set a fire under the five brothers and burned them alive.

After their death, thousands of termites, wasps and vultures flew in, killed the landlords, buried the bodies of five brothers with mud and stones, and piled up five high mountains, which people called "Wuzi Mountain". Because these five mountains stand upright like fingers, they are also called "Wuzhishan".

2. In reality, Wuzhishan City belongs to Hainan Province and is located in the hinterland of south-central Hainan Island. It is a settlement of ethnic minorities in central Hainan Province, a famous "Emerald Mountain City", a central city and transportation hub in central Hainan Island. It is also the realistic prototype of the "Tathagata" Wuzhishan in The Journey to the West.