Xiangshuitan

　　Xiangshuitan is located 4 kilometers southeast of Xu Cheng, and got its name because of the roaring water sounds that echo year-round throughout all seasons. The pool lies in the lower reaches of Liumei Stream, with an accumulated water area of 400 square meters. It is surrounded by steep stone walls and dense underbrush. The stream water rushes down from the high point above Basha Weir Pool in a waterfall-like fashion, with a drop of 22 meters. Beneath the pool, the water splashes and roars like thunder, creating a spectacular scene that has long been known as a scenic spot. A former scholar once composed the first line of a couplet: "The waters roar in the resounding pool," but to this day, no one has come up with a matching second line.

　　   According to the "Xuwen County Annals" (Geographical Records) from the third year of the Xuantong reign of the Qing Dynasty: "Xiangshuitan, also known as Dashui Stream, referred to as the beach at Lingshan Town. It is located twenty li east of the county, where water from Dashui Stream pours down and meets the sea lake, with steep stone walls and rock crevices below."