This ancient building is called Luoxingdun, also called Dexing Stone. Why is it also called Dexing Stone? Is it because of Li Daoyuan recorded in Shui Jing Zhu? Falling star stone, more than 100 steps back in a week, five feet high, rising bamboo and wood, according to legend, a star fell into this name. . The falling star pier has been in the water for thousands of years, but it has never been washed away. This ancient building is very spiritual, and locals say it is a legend. From a distance, it looks like a star, it seems to be floating in a lake, or it looks like a fairy island that has been moving. The total area of Luoxingdun is only1800m. This was written by Jiang in Song Dynasty. Stones in the lake today, stars in the sky last year? . Enough to see the majestic appearance of this ancient building. Poyang Lake is bounded by Songmen Mountain and divided into north and south parts. The north is the estuary, which is 40 kilometers long, 3 to 5 kilometers wide, and the narrowest part is about 2.8 kilometers. In the south, the length of the main lake is 133km, and the widest point is 74km. In addition, Poyang Lake is the largest bird protection area, with thousands of migratory birds every year. The landscape is magnificent, with herons in summer and cranes and swans in winter. Every time I go this season, it must be beautiful.
? There is also a bronze statue of Rao E symbolizing Guinaoshan, which is known as the first lake in the world. It is said that there are twelve ancient women who have blessed the peace and prosperity here for generations. And the famous Bird Island? Floating away from the mountain, hanging upside down in the middle of the lake like a water ladle, herons inhabit all the year round, and the north gate of the mountain is white, with a gray wonder. And China's largest prairie state? Sesame state. It's green and oily here. You can really see cattle and sheep, as well as hippos, cows and other animals basking in the sun. The scenery is really panoramic. Be sure to visit the first lake in the world. I really don't regret this trip!