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A bronze statue of an
immortal stands in the middle of Qiong Islet on
the northern side, holding a dew plate. It was errected
in the 18th century to collect dew to brew medicine
for the royal family.
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It is located on the northern side
of Qiong Islet and faces north. A story says that
writer Yuan Hong(328-376) of the Jin Dynasty received
a fan from his friend when he was appointed a local
magistrate. His friend urged him to do good deeds
at his post. People built the fan-like small pavilion
to commemorate the occasion. |
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