The contents of the ten eccentrics in Macheng

The strange thing is that the tortoise is not afraid of the sun.

Macheng, with abundant sunshine, is the most suitable area for developing solar photovoltaic power generation projects in Hubei Province. Guifeng Mountain, at an altitude of 1, 300 meters, is a summer resort in Central China. Even in hot summer, it is still a cool world, so it is called "June sunny, summer resort".

Erguai: The ancient azaleas became an ocean of flowers.

Macheng has 6.5438+0.000 mu of ancient rhododendron forest, of which Guifeng Mountain has 6.5438+0.000 mu of original ecological ancient rhododendron forest community, with a growth cycle of millions of years, and the red tide under the flower sea is magnificent and shocking.

Three Monsters: Pendulum of Longfeng Lake in China

20 1 April1day, netizens found that "Chinese Shenlong appeared in Macheng, Hubei Province" through Google satellite map: Mingshan Reservoir in Macheng is like a soaring dragon, with its head, tail and claws all lifelike. On April 9, 20 10, people found the image of "Feng" in Macheng again through satellite maps, and that "Phoenix" is the Shunhe Fuqiao River Reservoir in Macheng. Phoenix echoes the dragon from afar, which is called "auspicious from the sky" by the people.

Four Monsters: There are still shadows in Tangtali.

Bozi Pagoda is located in Jiulongshan National Geopark. In 783 AD (the fourth year of Tang Dezong), Zen master Xu Ying built this tower. This tower is China's "national key cultural relics protection unit" and has the reputation of "the first tower in Chutian". "Macheng County Records" (9th year edition of Kangxi) contains: "There is no tower shadow in beginning of autumn at noon." This is a spectacle.

Five eccentrics: the general is better than the cottage.

Macheng Mountain has many villages and many generals. Macheng * * * has produced 44 generals of the Republic. Chengmagang Town of Macheng City is known as the "First Township of Generals" in China, and there are 26 generals of the Republic of China in this township alone.

Six eccentrics: Xiaogan villagers passed down from generation to generation.

"Huguang fills Sichuan, and Macheng accounts for half." Xiaogan Township was only one of the three townships in Macheng during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, but it was also one of the top ten immigrant distribution centers in ancient China. Among the population of Sichuan and Chongqing 1. 1 100 million, 60% to 70% people think that their ancestral home is "Xiaogan Township, Macheng", and there are many people seeking their roots and ancestors in Macheng.

Seven eccentrics: guests come to the pot to serve dishes.

Farmers in Macheng are very practical in hospitality. They hang large iron pots directly on fire pits or braziers, and cook patties, fish noodles, bacon, preserved fish and other delicious foods in the hanging pots, which are steaming and delicious.

Eight eccentrics: rice wine is called old and lovable.

Macheng Dongshan "old rice wine" is brewed from pollution-free glutinous rice and mountain spring water. Rich nutrition, health care function, especially super good taste. Foreign guests always want to drink more and more after tasting it. I never thought this old rice wine was intoxicating. There is a local folk song: "Old rice wine, bitter fire, except the emperor is me."

Jiuguai: Fuju in the deep mountains is exported overseas.

The rich chrysanthemum in Macheng is produced in the deep mountains and sells well at home and abroad because of its excellent quality. The history of planting chrysanthemums in Macheng can be traced back to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and it is one of the three major chrysanthemum planting bases in China. "Macheng Fubaiju" has successfully applied for the national geographical indication certification trademark.

Ten eccentrics: tea oil is valuable and I don't want to sell it.

Tea oil is a rare oil whose quality exceeds olive oil. Macheng is "the hometown of camellia oleifera in China". Wild Camellia oleifera is abundant in the northern mountainous area of Ma Bei. Local farmers have been eating camellia oil for a long time, and many centenarians have emerged. Although tea oil has become the most valuable edible oil at home and abroad, tea farmers in Macheng are reluctant to sell tea oil to the outside world.