Bai Cang River, Biyue Bay.
The reason it's called Biyue Bay is because Bai Cang River makes a big turn, and at the bend, the river scours out a patch of fertile land.
This piece of land resembles a crescent moon, originally covered with green mugwort grass, which is why from afar it looks lush and green, hence the name Biyue Bay.
As more and more silt accumulates, Biyue Bay continues to grow. The fertile land attracts a large number of people.
In less than two hundred years, Biyue Bay has gathered over one hundred thousand people, forming Biyue Village.
This elegant-sounding name actually houses farmers who cultivate grains.
However, those living by the Bai Cang River must worship King Jinlin.
Every year on the third day of the third month, on King Jinlin's birthday, five pairs of boys and girls must be offered.
