On the mountainside of Liang Jinshan Racecourse, there is a bat cave with a stone bed and benches. Legend has it that this is the meeting room and warehouse of the peasant rebel generals. Whenever gold, silver and jewels are plundered from corrupt officials or rich people, they are piled here. Later, in order to wipe out the rebels completely, the Qing emperor mobilized many military forces to besiege Liang Jinshan. The rebels seemed unstoppable and were forced to fall apart, waiting for a chance to rally again. But what about the property stored here? Beam splitting? No, you need to get paid for your future comeback. Take it away? This is very dangerous. The best way is to bury the property secretly and send someone to protect it secretly. Who will be sent? This is still an important task related to the lifeline of the whole army. I was hesitating when I saw his brother-in-law ask for protection. The leader knows that his brother-in-law is treacherous and insidious, and this requirement must have a bad heart for the treasure. In order to prevent leaks, he killed his brother-in-law regardless of painful righteous words. Who knows that my brother-in-law intended to secretly draw a map of the hidden treasure spot near the Bat Cave, carve it on the board and give it to his wife for safekeeping. He told his wife that if he hollowed it out, he would give it to his son and not to his daughter. His wife was pregnant. The rebel army left and never came back, but his wife gave birth to a daughter. She dared not go against her husband's wishes and had to wait until her daughter gave birth to a boy. Who knows that my daughter is still a married daughter, and the treasure map on the chessboard is also confused because of her age. Without waiting, she told her daughter about it and asked her to carve the board on the step stone of the patio.

A few years later, people somehow knew about it, but when they went to look for this slate treasure, they had disappeared. Everyone guessed that the treasure must be hidden near the Bat Cave, so people kept coming here to look for it. Others think that the treasure may be hidden by the pond under the rock. The pond is surrounded by a strange stone fence. Whenever the sun shines obliquely, colorful stone shadows are reflected in the pond, as beautiful as a woman's skirt on a stone wall. People call it "a beautiful woman in a red skirt". According to legend, Liang Jinshan Fairy Cave was the place where Su Dongpo, a famous poet in Song Dynasty, met immortals when he was relegated to Jiangnan.

Legend has it that when Su Dongpo was an official in North Korea, he visited the home of Prime Minister Wang Anshi one day. He saw a couplet in Wang Anshi's house: "Screaming Trees in the moon, yellow dog sleeps with flowers." Su Dongpo thinks that the moon can't bark and the yellow dog can't sleep. So he immediately waved his hand and changed the word "Jiao" to "Zhao" and the word "Xin" to "Yin". After the political reform, Su Dongpo left smugly. When Wang Anshi came home from other places, he saw that his couplet had been changed, and he immediately flew into a rage and tracked down the person who changed it. Because this couplet was written by the emperor. Wang Anshi learned that the couplet was altered by Su Dongpo and immediately called the emperor. The emperor was furious, and immediately ordered Su Dongpo to go to the south of the Yangtze River, and asked Su Dongpo to meet the immortal before returning to the DPRK.

Su Dongpo was puzzled by his demotion and took a trip to Jiangnan to relieve his anxiety. One day, Su Dongpo made a transition from Shuikou Chongluo to Hainan (Tanjiang River was at the southern foot of Liang Jinshan 500 years ago). He was about to pass when a peasant woman pushed Su Dongpo away with a bamboo basket and passed first. Su Dongpo was suddenly pushed and almost fell into the water, making his feet muddy. Su Dongpo was very annoyed at this, that is, when he read the third sentence, he immediately replied: "All right and wrong are caused by many openings. Remember to insult you in the DPRK?" Su Dongpo felt that the peasant woman knew that she had been demoted and was an extraordinary person. So he took the peasant woman across the river and sat down to rest under the rock of a big tree in Liang Jinshan. Soon, Su Dongpo saw many reunited bugs in the flowers beside the rock, and asked the peasant woman what bugs she was. The peasant woman smiled and said, "yellow dog bug." Su Dongpo heard the peasant woman say so. It's too late to regret. At this time, it was getting late and the peasant woman was gone. Su Dongpo has no intention of going on the road. In the blink of an eye, he saw a cave and had the right to stay in it for one night. Soon, the east turned white and Su Dongpo walked out of the cave. He saw the bright moon in the sky, the silver light on the ground, and heard the birds singing. Su Dongpo saw a colorful bird singing beautifully through the dim moonlight. When Su Dongpo wanted to know the name of the bird, the peasant woman came out of the hole and said, "This is the bird in the moonlight." At this time, Su Dongpo was convinced that the peasant woman was a fairy and quickly knelt down for advice. Seeing Su Dongpo's mistake, the nun taught him not to be smart and self-righteous in everything. And immediately gave Su Dongpo a flower basket with many "yellow dog bugs" on the stamens. At the same time, send a moon bird as the physical evidence of Su Dongpo's visit to the emperor. When Su Dongpo walked back with "Moonbird", the bird kept singing its name. A farmer listened and asked Su Dongpo what kind of bird it was. Su Dongpo replied that "Moonlight Bird" is an auspicious bird, so the farmer called his place "Moonlight", which is the origin of the local name of Moonlight Town. Liang Jinshan has many historical sites that attract tourists. The tomb of revolutionary martyrs in Liang Jinshan is also one of the landmark buildings in Liangjinshan Park. It was built to commemorate the martyrs who gave their lives in the revolutionary cause, cherish the memory of the martyrs and educate future generations.