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Baihe Pine (Rock): Located at the mouth of Baihe Gorge. The rock is hammer-shaped, about 20 meters high, standing by the water, like an old man in a straw raincoat and a straw hat fishing alone in the cold river snow. On the top of the rock grows an immortal pine, corresponding to another pine of the same age next to it.

Baihe Ferry: Located at the Baihe Gorge entrance at the northwest end of Feiyun Lake where Sancha Creek and Siqian Creek meet.

Legend has it that in ancient times, floods were rampant, turbid waves were emptied, and all living things were devastated. At that time, Taibai Jinxing traveled around the world on a white crane. One day, he came to the source of Feiyunjiang. He saw a vast expanse of white, and even birds and beasts had little place to stand. They flew around the white crane held by the immortal, praying for survival. Seeing this, the immortal was moved with compassion and reported to the Jade Emperor, who ordered the Dragon Kings of the Four Seas to retreat the water by ninety-nine feet and nine feet, so that the mountains, rivers, and fields in various places would reappear and all things would revive. Because the Feiyun River has abundant water sources, the source where the White Crane Immortal swam - the intersection of the two streams is still very open. In order to facilitate transportation, people set up a ferry here, called the White Crane Fairy Ferry, or simply the White Crane Ferry. There is also a legend that the ferry was formed by the silver bean shells that the White Crane Immortal picked from the silver bean tree and threw into the river.