Jinkeng Village, located in the westernmost part of Hunan, is at the junction of Hunan and Guangxi, with beautiful women and beautiful men. It is said that a long time ago, an emperor fled from this place because he brought too much gold, and his enemies were going to catch up with him. As a last resort, the emperor ordered to dig a pit and bury most of the gold on the spot, hence the name "Jinkeng Village". It is also said that 100 years ago, an old man in the village went up the mountain to cut wood. He once saw two golden roosters walking in the Woods. The old man followed them quietly, and finally followed them to a hole at the top of the "Stone Mountain". Because the hole was not big enough, the old man couldn't get in, so he had to go home and let two ducks in. Who knows, the duck went in and didn't come out for two or three days. Half a month later, some villagers found two ducks in the lake outside the village, which were much fatter than when they were put in. Later, some people said that this cave was the cave where the dragon lived, and others said that it was the secret way for the emperor to bury gold when he fled. An ancient geomantic omen heard this legend and came to the lake where ducks appeared. He looked at the five strange mountains around him and sighed, "God" and "God", but the villagers didn't understand. Mr. Feng Shui said that this is a land of "five dragons grabbing treasures". This village has a good feng shui. Legend has it that the highest mountain in Hunan, Guizhou and Guangxi is called "Three Provinces Slope". Standing on the top of the mountain, you can see most of Hunan, Guizhou and Guangxi with a telescope. He Long, one of the top ten marshals, fought guerrilla warfare in this mountain during the Red Army period. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, the Japanese army had reached the junction of Guangxi and Hunan "Longsheng". Due to the sniper of Hunan militia and the artillery support of a battalion of the Eighth Route Army on the slopes of the three provinces, the Japanese army could not advance.
According to legend, more than 500 years ago, the "Stone Mountain" in Jinkeng Village was the highest peak in Hunan Province. Then one day, "Stone Mountain" and "Three Provinces Slope" were more beautiful, higher and bigger than each other. Lei Gong was very dissatisfied with the character of "Shishan" and it rained heavily. "Shishan" was very sad, so the rain was accompanied by thunder.