"Nantian Yao Pool" is a collection of clear springs in the high mountains. It is named "Nantian Yao Pool" because the Queen Mother led fairies to come here often to play in the pool. It is said that once upon a time the Queen Mother led a fairy to this place. The people of the Ming Mountain told a Cowherd who lived at the foot of the mountain a dream that his wife Zhinu was in Yaochi. When Niu Lang rushed to the fairyland of Yao Chi, he saw clouds and mist swirling around. There were three islands in Yao Chi, on which grew fairy grass and ganoderma lucidum. The attic tables of the palace were all made of gold and jade glaze. Cowherd was so anxious to step into the pool that it was strange to say that ganoderma lucidum was born where the step was. However, when he reached the middle of the water, the Sendo Palace and the Weaver Queen Mother both disappeared, just like a fantasy. Cowherd cried, crying blood in his eyes, fell on the water into a blossoming lotus. Moved by his passion, the lotus fairy appeared and waved her hand to pave a wishful bridge for the Niulang in the Yao pool, leading to the shore. Poetry cloud: "To the shore please look back, immortal still in the middle of the water."