Ning'an------Six hundred years ago, it was an unknown island.
It is said that in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, a stone-carved incense burner flew from Jinzhou Prefecture in Huguang and landed on the island. From this moment on, civilians began to carry out construction projects to worship the "Five Appearances of the Great Emperor". From then on, the island name Ning'an, which has a more or less feudal belief, came into being.
Ning'an is located on the southeastern coast of my country, facing and echoing the Qian'ao Port, the country's three largest deep-water ports, across the sea.
It is an abrupt outlying island extending off the Dongxing Continental Shelf and covers an area of about 9,000 square meters. People can only cross it cautiously at low tide. Three-thirds of the tide rises and the Dongxing Peninsula forms a shallow Dongxing Strait of less than 100 meters. In an era when transportation was scarce, it was quite mysterious and bizarre, and it also attracted countless people to pick up shells, explore, and inspect.
Ning'an is like a bright pearl inlaid at one end of the U-shaped bell mouth, and the "Great Emperor's Palace" is like a lotus timidly emblazoned on the dreamlike Ning'an. With the shocking notes of the tide, the jumping rhythm of the waves, and the solemn look back at the historical moment, people will always be addicted, forever lost in the withering time and space, and forever inseparable, complementing each other.