Liqiao Jincheng

Liqiao Town is adjacent to Nanyi Lake in the west. The magnetic anomaly in the area from Chating to Xiaojinshan exceeded the standard by three times. The tea pavilion only appears once in the county annals: it used to be a resting place on the post road but is now abandoned. The more understated it is, the deeper it is buried underneath. A Ying Yuan was excavated from the tea pavilion site, with "Zhen" engraved on the back. After drilling to 800 meters, bronze fragments were found; at 1,000 meters, human bones were found. The people of the Song Dynasty sealed the cave, and the inscription on the monument was not that the mines were exhausted, but that they had different opinions. The Chu people dug it, the Song people dug it, and they were sealed both times. What did they see? The drill bit is still going down.