The related history of Longmatan Park

County Records of Lu Xian, during the Jiayou period of the Northern Song Dynasty (1056-1063), a temple was built on the mountain, which was later surrounded by phoenix trees, also known as Biwuguan. After that, it experienced the reconstruction and cultivation of Chongzhen in Ming Dynasty, Qianlong in Qing Dynasty and Xuan Tong, which made it have a larger scale. The existing exhibition hall was rebuilt in recent years. In the poem "Dragon Matan" written by Jiang, a flower explorer in the Qing Dynasty, there are praises of "thousands of fish in the bow and a pile of snails in the mirror", which shows the beauty of the Dragon Matan.

According to the Records of Places of Interest and Historic Sites in China, since the Tang and Song Dynasties, Longmatan in Luzhou has been known as one of the "Little Penglai" in Sichuan and "Eight Scenery in Jiangyang" in Luzhou, with such landscapes as swaying bamboo to show fish, high tide in Longtan, praying for rain in Longtan, the Chinese mother's release pond, dragon boat race, peach blossom garden on the island and bamboo cultivation in Shili. There is a stone tablet in the park, engraved with a poem by Huang Yungu, a calligrapher in the Qing Dynasty: "Where will the dragon and horse go?" Immortals can't find it; Only Yutan got into the water and finally solved Dan Xin. "Calligraphy is vigorous and poetic. Scholars of all ages praised Longmatan, among which Zhao Fan of Yongning Daotai wrote in the couplet inscribed on the gate: "Ask a good traveler what he has heard, what he has seen and what he has learned, the mountain is not high and the water is not deep. "Reading is thought-provoking.