It was the early years of the Republic of China, when ships were gone from the south and steel, guns, and artillery had not yet arrived.
A stream of water starts from Guiling and flows for a hundred and twenty miles, surrounding mountains and jumping into streams. The cliffs on both sides are steep and the river is twisted and divided into numerous tributaries. Some are as narrow as streams, and some are like broken beads, with white waves jumping around and ending in cliffs. Many people, as well as chickens, cows, and pigs, died here. Therefore, it is impossible to "draw a boat" unless you are experienced.
The word "drawing a boat" is not recorded in the ancient and official history. It is a local dialect here. "Paozi" means boat, and the bamboo pennies row across the clear river water, with ripples lining up on both sides. It is very vivid, and the word "" is also pronounced clearly, as if the person rowing the boat is standing on it, shouting to the passengers at the ferry: "Packing - Zi!" Da Lala put on a sophisticated posture. For thousands of years, "boats" have floated on the river. The meaning of "boat" has no meaning. People who come and go business only speak of "boats" and only recognize "boats".
Along with the "boat" waterway, the "horse" is the land route. There are two roads on the edge of the mountain. When it rains, the mud is like paste, making it difficult for big horses to travel. In fact, small mules are used to carry more goods. However, why it is still called "Ma Zi" is not fully known.
Intention: Faith