Historical Legends of Shi Zhongshan Grottoes

Grottoes developed earlier. Archaeological investigation data show that as early as the Shang and Zhou Dynasties, ancestors engaged in fishing and hunting activities here and built houses with wooden bones and mud structures. Shi Zhongshan's name first appeared in the Notes on Water Classics written by Sang Qin in the Han Dynasty: "Peng Li's mouth contains Shi Zhongshan's worries". Shi Zhongshan has been named 1700 years. There have always been different opinions about the name of the mountain: or "going down to the deep pool, the breeze beats the waves, and the water and stone fight, and the sound is like Hong Zhong" (Li Daoyuan's Notes on Water Classics); Or use the stone of Shi Zhongshan to "buckle and listen" (Li Bo's "Distinguishing Shi Zhongshan"); Or "hollow as a bell, its shape is strange" (Hu's Preface). In June of the seventh year of Song Yuanfeng (1084), Su Shi and his son visited Shi Zhongshan by boat on a moonlit night, but they thought that the rocks were "rich in air, interacted with Feng Shui and had a muffled sound" and wrote the famous Shi Zhongshan.

You can swim down the Shi Zhongshan Grottoes, enjoy the cool along Maolin, build a stone path covered by bamboo, make twists and turns, cross the pavilion and climb to the top of the mountain. Along the way, there are Su Shi's night berth, Huai Su Pavilion, Banshan Pavilion, Gengyuan Garden, Chuantang, Jitou, and Ci approved by Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty. Peng Yulin, the navy general of Xiang Army, turned his mother's soul into "Ci 'en Forest" and returned Xiang Villa and Plum Blossom Hall where Peng Yulin lived and rested to commemorate Tao Yuanming's returning pavilion, stalagmites, leisure pavilions and gardens. The whole building is built on the mountain, with the combination of hiding and revealing, alternating between reality and reality, surrounded by Shi Shui, deep and elegant.

The "Jiangtian Pavilion" at the top of the mountain overlooks the Yangtze River by the railing. The vast Poyang Lake is choppy. At the junction of Poyang Lake and the Yangtze River, it is clear and turbid, with two colors of water. Overlooking the misty clouds, you can swim in the river for two minutes or two months at night. Shi Zhongshan is the only waterway for the ancient Yangtze River to enter and leave Nanchang. Many business and tourism officials sailed here, and poets and poets wrote many poems. Wang Ying, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, described Shi Zhongshan's victory as "Five Old Clouds Out, Jiujiang Days Coming". Waves shake rocks, mountains and valleys drum wind and thunder. "