Fubo Hill is known as the 'Guardian of the Li River.' Its solitary peak rests half on land and half in the river. Every spring and summer, when the river swells, the foothills resist the fierce currents and surging waves, causing the water to reverse and swirl, as if subduing the torrent. The scenic area boasts numerous rare plants and historical relics, such as the large iron bell, the thousand-person cauldron, and Tang Dynasty Buddha statues. Among them, the most precious are the portrait and calligraphy of Mi Fu in the Pearl-Returning Cave.
