In the valley of Shadow Mountain in Moganshan, it is said that Mo Xie and his generals sharpened their knives. The water in the pool is clear. There are waterfalls hanging in the air, and the water passes through the stone limit, forming a triple stack. There are pavilions and ramps next to it, hovering up and down. The inscriptions on the cliff walls are mostly in dense Chinese characters. There is a pavilion and a half on the hill opposite the pool.
Legends and allusions: fake tiger hill and real sword pool
Tiger hill sword pool "four characters. This was written by Yan Zhenqing, a famous calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. Yan Ti is known as the "Swallowtail of Silkworm Head" and has made great achievements. After he wrote these four words, the word "Tiger Hill" was gradually forgotten after many years. In the Ming Dynasty, Ma Zhijun, the magistrate of Suzhou, ordered Zhang Zhongyu, a famous stone carving master, to describe and carve the word "Tiger Hill", but later generations always thought that the word "Tiger Hill" was not as beautiful as the word "Sword Pool", so there was the saying that "the fake tiger hill is really a sword pool". Maybe everyone will ask, "Why is the word Tiger Hill not as beautiful as the word Sword Pool? "In fact, take a closer look at the tiger roll in Tiger Hill and the sword roll in Jianchi, and you can see the gap between the two characters. The curl of the sword in the sword pool gives people a very smooth feeling, while the curl of the tiger in the tiger hill has an obvious feeling of being stripped of traces.
There is also a meaning called "fake tiger hill, real sword pool", which also implies the secret of He Lu's tomb, because the cliffs on the east and west sides of the sword pool are naturally formed, and the back hill of Tiger Hill is artificially built with soil to cover up the tomb of Wu Wang He Lu.