The jade girl shampoo basin is located on the cliff stone in the south of the jade girl temple at the peak of Huashan Mountain. It turned out to be several natural stones of different sizes. It is said that it is the place where Nong Yu washes his hair, hence the name.
There are many records about the strangeness of the shampoo basin. According to Wang Chuyi's "Xiyue Huashan", there are five stone mortars in front of the Jade Girl Temple. There is water in the mortar, which is bright and fresh, dry and dry, and the rain does not overflow. Wu Tongchun's "Travel Notes of Taihua Double" describes that washing your hair with water in a shampoo basin makes your hair moist and smooth. According to local folklore, washing your hair with water in the washbasin can regenerate hair loss and make your hair black again. No matter how true this narrative and legend are, tourists' longing for the shampoo basin is true. Even Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "got the immortal nine sticks and leaned on the jade girl to wash her hair basin."
On the rock where the shampoo basin is located, there are many famous inscriptions, including Five Nights in the Window by Wang Hongjia.
According to Wang Chuyi's "Xiyue Huashan", there are five stone mortars in front of the Jade Girl Temple. There is water in the mortar, which is bright and fresh, dry and dry, and the rain does not overflow. Wu Tongchun's "Travel Notes of Taihua Double" describes that washing your hair with water in a shampoo basin makes your hair moist and smooth. According to local folklore, washing your hair with water in the washbasin can regenerate hair loss and make your hair black again. No matter how true this narrative and legend are, tourists' longing for the shampoo basin is true. Even Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "got the immortal nine sticks and leaned on the jade girl to wash her hair basin."