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Yueya Quan translates as Crescent Moon Lake. There is hardly a lake here, but a very thin puddle of water (said to be natural), forming the illusion of a crescent moon. Though seeing the crescent moon requires a bit of imagination, it is curious that the sand has retained this shape over thousands of years. | ||||||||
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