Boao Yudai Beach looks very beautiful. Is there any beautiful legend?

Not far from Boao Jade Belt Beach, there is a fringing reef composed of multiple black boulders, standing in the waves of the South China Sea, shaped like an egg, and abrupt and craggy. That is the "Shengong Stone". Legend has it that it was a few gravels accidentally thrown down by Nuwa when she was patching up the sky. This stone was a god who chose this geomantic treasure to settle here. For thousands of years, it has remained unmoved despite being blown by the wind and waves, and has been looking at each other with Yudai Beach. Turning around, I saw the intersection of Wanquan River, Jiuqu River and Longgun River. The three islands of Yuanyang Island, Dongyu Island and Shapo Island faced each other. The water was full of silver waves, the islands held green umbrellas, fishermen sang and tourists sang. Like weaving. Standing on the Boao Yudai Beach, you will feel like you are in a fairyland, surrounded by the sea and the river, salty and salty, motion and stillness.