Wushitang Scenic Area consists of Wulitan, zhangzhou port, Reef Corridor, mullet cave, fisherman's style, Zhangzhou Bay beach, Yunwu tea garden and other scenic spots. Here, you can pull out the crab cage by boat and experience the pleasure of being a fisherman. Leap the rope, challenge yourself and play in the water park; Enjoy flowers and fruits, listen to the sound of black stone tide, enjoy foot massage, appreciate the magical wonders of sea erosion and feel the rich fisherman's style.

In fact, this Wushitang is a seawall built by natural forces. Zhangzhou Bay is about 3km deep and 1 km wide. The water depth in the bay ranges from 0.5m to10m, and gradually deepens from the shore to the mouth of the bay. There are three kinds of rocks on the hills on both sides of the port, namely gray greenstone, andesite and granite. The waves hit the cliff rocks all the year round with their great impact. Cliff rocks are constantly broken into stones of different sizes and fall into the bay. They are repeatedly rolled and washed, tossed and polished by the surging tide, and gradually honed into black shiny pebbles. The waves pushed these pebbles to the coast. After millions of years of accumulation, a black stone pond appeared along the coast of Zhangzhou Bay. Among the pebbles in Wushitang, 80% are gray-green rocks, and Anshan is controversial.

Wu Tang is famous for its pebbles, which are brightly colored, bright and lovely, as small as pearls and as big as goose eggs, and can be compared with Nanjing Rainflower Stone. Dashitang is located on the west bank of Zhangzhou Bay, between Shuita Rock at the southern foot of Dapinggang and the small corner of Miaotoutou. Outside the small reef, the hill looks like a faucet, with its head held high and facing the sea. On the bank of the hill, the rocks stand upright and have strange shapes, like longan and beak. There is a stone crack next to Longkou, which is called Longdong by local fishermen. Whenever a typhoon approaches, the mouth of the cave will make a huge roar, and the sound can travel ten miles away. At this time, the inclined Wushitang near the water will wrinkle uncharacteristically and pile up vertical ditches. On a bright moon night, zhangzhou port jumps on the sea like countless Smurfs. In the moonlight, the tide in silver armor "beats the beach in waves", playing the sound of "rustling", just like the Sanskrit sound of nature. At this time, if tourists lie on the cool and bright gravel, look at the bright moon and listen to the tide to sleep, people call this scene "Five Ponds Tide".

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