1. It is located in the northern suburbs of Xinghua City, covering an area of ??6.78 square kilometers, half of it is land and half is water. According to legend, it was named after Yue Fei shot down the black scarf of Jin Wushu here. This is the prototype of Liangshan Bo written by Shi Naian, the author of "Water Margin". At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Shi Naian returned to his hometown. Facing the magnificent Wujindang, he once recited a poem: "In the past, people went to the Peach Blossom Spring, but now we are in the Reed Marsh. The blue sky and white clouds reflect the blue waves, and the green trees are my hometown." The water surface of the scenic area is open and the land is flat. Nanhu Park (commonly known as Wujindang Park), which has a beautiful environment and pleasant scenery, and Shangfang Temple, a famous water Buddhist resort that is magnificent and magnificent, are both located in the area.
2. It shows that during the Jiajing period, Xinghua produced a top-notch prime minister, Li Chunfang. One year, there was a great disaster in Xinghua, and the people were in dire straits. Prime Minister Li's parents-in-law had no way of surviving at home, so they sent their son, Li Chunfang's brother-in-law, to the capital to ask for help. Coincidentally, this brother-in-law was a famous libertine, which made people feel special. Don't worry. After arriving in the capital, Li Chunfang wanted to help her father-in-law, but she fainted when she saw that it was her brother-in-law who came because she knew that if she gave her brother-in-law money and other things to take back, he would most likely spend them all on the way, even in the event of a disaster. Years will bring life danger to my brother-in-law. Prime Minister Li thought for a long time and finally came up with a good plan. Then he told his brother-in-law: Since you are here, just have fun in the capital before going back. Anyway, there is no rush. When the brother-in-law heard this, he was very happy. He was actually a brother-in-law. How nice it was. So he settled in. He had no worries about food and clothing, and his parents didn't care. A few days later, Prime Minister Li invited some fellow villagers to greet his brother-in-law. During the toast, he deliberately pulled his brother-in-law. The brother-in-law was unsure of his control, and the wine glass dropped and broke. Chunfang was furious: I kindly helped you to catch the wind, but you broke the wine glass in front of everyone. What's the point? Wouldn't that mean you don't give me face? Come on, pull me down and hit twenty boards again. A group of slaves came up and pulled him down to beat him. Seeing that something was wrong, his fellow villagers quickly begged for mercy. Unexpectedly, Chunfang ignored him, and they dispersed in displeasure. When Chunfang's wife heard about it, she quickly came out to dissuade him. Chunfang agreed, but her brother's buttocks were already spread. Chunfang then said to her wife: Your brother has humiliated me in public, so let him go back. The lady had no choice but to agree. You can go back as soon as you say, but he didn't. Chunfang sent two police officers to bring an extra-large iron shackle to his brother-in-law and escort him back to Xinghua. He also wrote a letter telling his brother-in-law to take it to his father-in-law. He was not allowed to open it on the way, otherwise he would be beaten. You say this, brother-in-law, do you still dare? There was no conversation all the way, and when they arrived near Xinghua City, my brother-in-law cried to two policemen: I traveled a long way to seek help, but my brother-in-law beat me up for no reason, and I still have a bruise on my butt. Now that I have returned to the countryside, how can I carry this shackles with me? I meet my father and brothers, please let me go home well. The two police officers also felt that Chunfang was not honest in this matter. Besides, he was the prime minister's brother-in-law after all. When the prime minister was happy, he was still his brother-in-law and could not be offended. So they untied the shackles and threw them into the nearby river, letting the younger brother-in-law go. Go home. When the uncle came home, he cried and complained about his brother-in-law. The old couple didn't believe it and asked if they had any explanations, so they took out the letter. After seeing the letter, the old man asked where were the shackles? The uncle said that he had just thrown it into the river in the north of the city. The old man became anxious and said: Send someone to fish it out quickly. This is made of black gold and is priceless. I have been fishing for N days, but I still can't find it. As time passed, everyone knew this story, so they named the river Wujindang. As time passed, everyone called it Wujindang. In the 1980s, Xinghua published a small volume "Xinghua Folk Stories", which recorded this incident, and there are also several subsequent stories. I can share it with everyone when I have the time. Now let’s talk about the authenticity of this matter. To be honest, when I heard and saw this story when I was a child, I always thought it was true. Later, when I went fishing in Wujindang, I carefully examined the legend and found out that it was a complete false legend. First, during Li Chunfang's five years as prime minister, no major disaster occurred in Xinghua, which can be found in the records; second, Chunfang was a well-known good gentleman in Ming history, with a very good temper, but he took the initiative just because of Zhang Juzheng's threatening words. It is unlikely that he would have come up with the bad idea of ??resigning as prime minister and resigning to his hometown. Thirdly, no matter how bad your brother-in-law is, you are the second-in-command in the country, so you can always send two people to send gold and silver, right? Just give it away, why bother treating my uncle like this? Fourth, there is no mention of Wujin changing from Wujin to Wujin in the Xinghua County Chronicle. On the contrary, there is another record of the origin of Wujindang, which is beside the point.