There is a small "Tengchong" hidden in the stone house of Xiawang Town, Shengzhou City.

Qian Xiaoyan on the stack

Xie Nanhua on the window

Facing zhaonan

Hui Xin on the assembly shop

Guo Xiangji on the Wei 'an

Looking back at Chen Yong

Bathing Qiu Jiangang

Queue Ru Lihua

Towering Xu Canfa

From Shengzhou.

the stone house is surrounded by mountains and waters, and the scenery is charming. The most amazing thing is that there are basalt columnar joints with an area of 9 square kilometers in the village. The stone house was once famous all over the world for one of the best family photos, and the shooting point of the photo was under basalt. The "iron wall" standing in front of people is a rare magical basalt, and it is a rare natural wonder. Basalt joints were formed in the Tertiary period of geological age, about 2.5 million years ago. They were formed by intermittent eruption of volcanoes and cooling and weathering of magma. They were columnar, and their cross sections were often regular polygons, which was a magical natural landscape. Near Shishe Village, there are more than 1 basalt joint landscapes. On the high cliffs, exposed regular stone pillars and piles are stacked side by side, forming rows of wood, which is magnificent and spectacular. This is the largest and most well-preserved columnar joint group after the discovery of Tengchong in Yunnan, Penghu in Taiwan, Yitong in Jilin, Zhangpu in Fujian, Linhai in Zhejiang and Datang Guangcun in Dongyang.