Located at the south gate of Qin Cheng, Nanfeng County, halfway up the Xu Shui River. Ceng Gong, a native of Nanfeng, Jiangxi Province, studied in Dushuyan since childhood. He was a poet and essayist, one of the eight masters in Tang and Song Dynasties. Redding Rock is eight feet high and more than ten feet wide. This is a natural stone room with stone tables, benches and small holes. There is a stone platform in front of the rock, which is wide and flat and has a pavilion built on it. Stone pillars, pottery tiles, painted tiles, and high eaves have strong ethnic colors. The stone wall is engraved with the words inscribed by Zhu, a philosopher of the Southern Song Dynasty. The stone tablet beside the pool is engraved with Zhu He's handwriting.
In front of Redding Rock, there are beautiful scenery, green trees, pavilions, red and green, water coming from the west, and picturesque reflections. 1983 On the 900th anniversary of Ceng Gong's death, the Ceng Gong Memorial Hall was built next to Redding Rock. Ceng Gong's life and major achievements are displayed in the museum. The exhibits are mainly pictures, supplemented by illustrations and pictures, and introduce Ceng Gong's life temperament, Geng Jie, honesty and honesty in chronological order. There are copies of publications or rubbings, newspapers, reviews, poems and essays about Ceng Gong all over the country. Shu Tong, a calligrapher in China and chairman of China Calligraphers Association, hung a horizontal plaque decorated with gold ornaments while writing and reading.