Guifeng Cliff Carvings is a cultural tourist attraction.
There are more than 200 stone carvings on Guifeng cliffs, and they are listed as provincial key cultural relics protection units by the Jiangxi Provincial People's Government. The word "Buddha" on the stone wall of Zhanqi Peak is simple, thick and strong in writing. It was written by Li Yi, who was a Jinshi in the fourth year of Dali in the Tang Dynasty and a minister of the Ministry of Rites. One of his poems is engraved on the left side of the word "Buddha": "The name of Guishan Mountain is the same as that of Jiu Mountain. I have been there twice to observe and think about it. The true colors of the thirty-two peaks have been mentioned by hundreds of thousands of people. The waterfalls in front of the cliff are like Mount Lu. The long bridge in the forest is like a tiger stream. I am ashamed that I asked about Jingjie in the future and came up with this title. "In the winter of 1956, Shao Shiping, the then governor of Jiangxi Province, visited Yiyang Guifeng and impromptuly wrote a poem "Guifeng in the Collection of Dadi Articles". Someone was asked to chisel it on the stone wall, and the calligraphy font was simple and vigorous. At the turn of the century, the Yiyang County Government strengthened the cultural construction of Guifeng and engraved the poems about Guifeng that had been passed down through the generations on the cliff of Guifeng. "Oriental Turtle Paradise" is inscribed by Mr. Wang Xiangzhi, a famous domestic calligrapher. The total length of this stone carving is 68 meters. Among them, the word "turtle" is the largest single-character stone carving at present, reaching 18 meters. m x 13 m.