1. Zhuji Lane (Shashui Town) Zhuji Lane is located in Shashui Village, 9 kilometers north of Nanxiong, formerly known as Jing Zong Lane. It is said that Zhang Chang, the dutiful son of Jing Zong Lane, lived under one roof for seven generations during the Bao Li period in Tang Jingzong. He heard his filial piety in court and put a pearl wreath on him. In order to avoid the taboo of ancestral temple, Jing Zong Lane was renamed Zhuji Lane. Zhuji Lane is 1500m long, starting from Hummer Bridge in the south and ending at Fenghuang Bridge in the north. The pavement is paved with pebbles, about 3-4 meters wide. The ancient post road passes through the alley, and the three gatehouses in the south, middle and north of the alley were built in the early Qing Dynasty. About 20 meters away from the south gate, there is an ancient pagoda in Yuan Dynasty, called Hufei Pagoda (built in A.D. 1350), and there is an ancient well next to it. It is said that Hu Fei was involved in this matter. 2. Guangdong Meiguan Ancient Road (Meiling Ancient Road) Meiguan Ancient Road is divided into two scenic spots, namely, Meiguan Ancient Road Scenic Spot in Nanxiong City, Guangdong Province, with tickets for 30 yuan, and Meiguan Ancient Road Scenic Spot in Dayu County, Jiangxi Province, with tickets for 25 yuan. The establishment of Meiguan Ancient Road began in Qin Dynasty, and later Guanlou was destroyed by war. So from the Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, Meiling was only called Ling, not her name. After Song Jiayou built Guan Lou, it was called Meiguan Ancient Road. Meiguan Ancient Road is located at the top of Meiling Mountain, about 30 kilometers away from Nanxiong City, Guangdong Province. Meiling is a section of Dayuling, one of the Five Mountains (Nanling Mountains), so Meiling is also called Dayuling. The name "Meiling" has been handed down since the end of the Warring States Period. Mace, a descendant of the King of Yue, led the Vietnamese people to move south to build a city and planted plum trees on the ridge, hence the name. 3. Nanling Mountain is the largest mountain range in the south of China, and it is also an important physical and geographical dividing line. It is about 24 00' ~ 26 30' north latitude and110 ~116 east longitude. It spans between Hunan, Guangxi, Hunan and Guangdong, and extends eastward to southern Fujian. It is about 600 kilometers long from east to west and about 200 kilometers wide from north to south. Nanling is also called Wuling because it consists of five main mountains: Yuecheng, Dubang, Zhu Meng, Qitian and Dayu. Nanling is one of the famous banded structural belts in China, and its basement was formed by Caledonian movement. Yanshan movement formed dome structure and anticline structure, forming Nanling.