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Sanhaiyan is one of the ancient "eight sceneries" of Lingshan, located in the campus of Lingshan Middle School. In the past, Lingshan belonged to Guangdong. Therefore, Sanhaiyan has been known as "the scenic spot in western Guangdong" since ancient times.
In the second year of Song Zhiping (1065), Tao Bi, the governor of Lingzhou in Guangxi and the magistrate of Qinzhou, came to Lingshan to explore the secluded place, and named it Sanhaiyan after taking the meaning of the "three changes" of the ancient Canghai. There are vines and snails outside Sanhai Rock, banyan pines twist and turn, and Yingluo Bird Crossing. The whole cave is like a covered tripod. There are three caves inside Qianyan, Guiyan and Yueyan. The stalactites in the rock are full of deep and strange. The climate is pleasant, and there is the victory of "there are no three-month periods in June, and there are four seasons in one day". There are 138 cliff carvings preserved on the rock wall, among which the preface of "Guo Ling Shan Shu Huai" inscribed by Yue Lin, the son of Yue Fei, a famous anti-gold general, is quite well preserved. These stone carvings have quite high historical value and artistic appreciation. value. In front of the rock, there is the Zuyin Pavilion built by Baiyu, the general of the Ming Dynasty, and behind the rock is the Haiyan Pavilion. Sanhaiyan was designated as the fourth batch of cultural relics protection units in Guangxi in 1996.
It is composed of three caves, Guiyan, Qianyan and Yueyan, and it is named after the meaning of three changes in the vicissitudes of life. Outside the cave is green and clear, quiet and pleasant, and there are "Zuyin Pavilion" and "Haiyan Pavilion". The cave is tall and spacious, and can accommodate thousands of people. In the cave, the stalactites hang upside down, the falling spring drips, the cool breeze blows, and it is eerie and eerie. "There are no three-month periods in June, and there are four o'clock in one day" is the portrait here. Sanhaiyan has been hailed as "a scenic spot in western Guangdong" since ancient times. Li Fuqing, a man of the Ming Dynasty, praised it: "If you travel to all the famous scenic spots in the Central Plains, you will know that the fairyland is in the countryside!"
