What scenic spots are there in Oubei, Wenzhou, Zhejiang?

The music history of Luofu Mountain in Oubei Scenic Area is quoted from Yongjia: "This mountain (Luofu Mountain) floated from the sea in Qin Dynasty". The place name of Yongjia County: "Luofu Mountain, on the north bank of Hebei, to Wuli City and Miluo Mountain, is now famous for its flat head". This mountain is in the northwest of the confluence of Oujiang River and nanxi river, and there are two hills, which are more than 180 meters apart. In the early years, these two mountains were like two giant ships, floating in the river, surrounded by sparkling water waves, swaying. Over time, the sea has changed, and an alluvial plain has been formed here, connecting the two mountains together, which has become today's situation. The mountain in the north is called Zhang Shan, with an altitude of 5 1 meter. The mountain is long and looks like a snake crawling from east to west, so it is also called snake mountain. According to the Records of Wenzhou in Wanli of Ming Dynasty, there is a pavilion on Zhangshan, named "Jinjiang Pavilion", which was named after the sentence "Golden Three Rivers and Five Lakes" in Preface to Tengwang Pavilion in Tang Dynasty. Standing on the mountain overlooking the river, Jinjiang Pavilion is magnificent. Because of its age, it has long since disappeared. The mountain in the south is called Luoshan, also known as Heshan, with an altitude of 66.4 meters. Because the mountain shape is like a tortoise crawling from west to east, it is also called Guishan. To the north of the mountain, there is yangfu Temple, and further away, there are the ruins of Yunting and General Hall. There is a well at the northern foot of the mountain, and the clear spring is inexhaustible all year round. In the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Shi's poem "Luofu Mountain" said: "The mountains in the north of the Yangtze River are thick green, and the rosy clouds reflect the lotus far away. I don't know how many peaks in Weizhou will be reduced after coming. " Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher of Luo Fushi in the Jin Dynasty, wrote in his Fa Tie: "The modern inkstone in China is quite good." Ming Jiajing's "Wenzhou Fuzhi" contains: "Luofu Mountain, five miles into the city, has a stone as the inkstone." The book Yongjia Lu Wenjian (written by Sun Zhu) published in the fifth year of Guangxu said: "As the old saying goes, there are Huayan caves with beautiful flowers and trees, which form a beautiful place of its own. There are stones to make inkstones. " It can be seen that Luofu Mountain and Huayan Mountain, which stand in the north, were once famous for their rich inkstones. According to Qi Hai Suotan in the Qing Dynasty, in the thirty-fourth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty (1555), Zhou Zhangli of Yongjia took away all the stones embedded in the country and returned with a full load. Xia Zhongyu's poem says, "Don't write about leaving into the studio before the autumn peak is in the mountains. Today, mountains and rivers can be moved, and Luofushi mountains and rivers are in the mountains. " Baishui Mine Baishui Mine is located in Baishui Village at the foot of Qingfeng Mountain in northern Ou. The water flows all the year round, and the waterfall flies down, which has no basis at all. There is a deep pool below, and the water is faint. Zhu Ziqing, a master of modern prose, once taught in Zhejiang No.10 Middle School (now Wenzhou Middle School), visited this place and wrote the article "Baishui Mine", which became famous all over the world and attracted many tourists.