First of all, the author describes the shape and layout of Little Rock Town in detail, highlighting its similarities with Stone Town. Admiring the density of rocks and trees seems to be deliberately designed and arranged by wise men, and then naturally turning to the discussion of the important philosophical proposition of "the existence of the creator" by playing hard to get, the author criticized the idealistic theory of destiny and vented his grievances of being relegated and oppressed. This statement is ups and downs, and it is reasonable.

Xiao Yan Shan Ji was written by Liu Zongyuan, a writer in the Tang Dynasty. In the first year of Yuanhe (806), he was demoted to Yongzhou, then Sima, and then marched. This is the last chapter of Eight Chapters of Yongzhou. First of all, the author describes the shape and layout of Little Rock Town in detail, highlighting its similarities with Stone Town. Admiring the density of rocks and trees seems to be deliberately designed and arranged by wise men, and then naturally turning to the discussion of the important philosophical proposition of "the existence of the creator" by playing hard to get, the author criticized the idealistic theory of destiny and vented his grievances of being relegated and oppressed.