Beijin Dushi

　　    Beijin Dushi is an oval-shaped massive rock located 600 meters south of Beijin Port on Haizhou within the territory. It stands over 20 meters tall and has a circumference of several dozen meters. In the 22nd year of the Jiaqing reign (1817), a pagoda was built atop the rock to serve as a navigational aid. The pagoda, over ten meters high, is constructed from stacked stones, forming a single column reaching toward the sky, standing firmly and majestically. Despite years of battering by wind, rain, and waves, it remains steadfast. As the Mojing River and the Nalong River converge here and flow into the sea, tides are formed, with the water rising and falling. Looking south from the rock toward the sea, the water meets the sky at the horizon, creating a vast and spectacular view.