With an opening in the eastswheresthe sun rises, Wang-xiang-yan is a valley surrounded by hills on three sides. According to the traditional theory of feng-shui, this is a lucky place for fortune. While one standing by the archway and viewing around, the red rock in the east pops out just like the head of a peacock and the background cliff serves as the greenish and colorful tail of the bird. Looking northward, one may take the mountain range as a black dragon stretching from east to west.

In the south, the peak towers the foot of the hill like a white tiger. Looming ahead is the peak called Golden Tortoise Watching the Sun. The shape feature here coincides sharply with what was described in traditional Chinese culture, fed peacock in front, and tortoise behind, black dragon on the left and white tiger on the right. In ancient times these four so-called lucky animals represented both four different directs and modules of feng-shui.

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