Camel Bend

　　The Haomen River flows eastward to Chumakou in Zhugù Township, where it breaks through a rocky mountain barrier, causing the river to sharply turn south. The upper part of this mountain resembles a camel’s hump, the middle resembles a camel’s neck, and the lower parts resemble a camel’s head—forming the shape of a camel lying down. As the river winds around it, it is called the “Camel Bend.”