The islet is famous for the scene named Xiaoshengzuiyue, where winding stone lanes, trees, flowers and bamboos form a picture of enchanting beauty. Scattered amidst them are Daiyue Pavilion (Moon-Appreciation Pavilion), Buyue Corridor (Walking-on-the-Moonshine Corridor), Gutengjia (Ancient Vine Framework) and Xiaonv Jade-Statue (Jade Statue of Maid Xiao). In the west of the islet stands Wenyue Tower (Moon-Inquiring Tower) where the manmade rockeries and jingling springs are of enticing loveliness. When in the evening the moon rises, you, standing high on the tower, can appreciate the moon rising slowly in the sky while seeing in the water its reflection sinking deeper and deeper. You can also have fun climbing up the rockeries, listen to the crooning wind in Buyue Corridor or look up at the fairy who is said to be residing in the moon palace.

     This is a group of garden sculptures with the Chinese chess culture as its essence. Chinese chess has long been a favorite game for Chinese people, which, although not difficult to learn, has embodied in itself many enlightening ideas and truth for you once you get to understand its essence better. It is said there remain eight great puzzles in Chinese chess playing since it came into being, one of which is Kuahaizhengdong (Expedition Eastward across the Sea). Embraced in such an environment of natural elegance composed of the pines, plum trees and bamboos, a large three-dimensional chess board is placed in the center surrounded by another seven small chess boards, all of which are aimed at carrying forward Chinese chess culture and providing an opportunity for all the chess fans to enjoy the fun of solving the ancient mystery. The eight great chess puzzles are namely Qixingjuhui (Gathering of Seven Stars), Qiuyinxianglong (Earthworm Conquering Dragon), Yemacaotian (Galloping Wild Horse across the Field), Qianliduxing (Thousand-Mile Journey in Solitude), Hongyanshuangfei (Flying of Swan and Wild Goose), Kuahaizhengdong (Expedition Eastward across the Sea), Hongmenyeyan (Hongmen Feast) and Jinjiduli (Golden Rooster Standing on One Leg).

      Situated on the northern bank of the Nanchang River, this garden is most famous for its unique scenes composed of bamboos and stones. Outside the gate is erected a single stone on which is inscribed the name of the garden. Once entering the garden you will see pines and bamboos in luxuriance, with stones of various shapes standing on craggy cliffs under which a small lake is rippling in the gentle breeze. Going down from the cliff, you will find yourself embraced by a verdurous world. Passing through the Shequ Gate (Gate of Fun) you will arrive at Xiangshanshuyu (Elephant Hill of Silvery Jade) where the springs flowing through the stone crevices and the mottled bamboos thrive among ragged rocks which have a very beautiful name “Yunmeng Xiangfei”(Concubine Xiang on Dreamy Cloud). Climb up the western side of the cliff, you will reach Zhaohui Pavilion (Sunshine Pavilion) where you can have a rest strolling among the lofty pines. Go eastward, you will soon find yourself in an idyllic world where the elegant bamboos cast gentle shade on the ground and several bubbling brooks flow. Green leaves, floating lotus, silvery waterfall and craggy cliffs compose a dreamy world of enchanting beauty. There are also other scenes here, such as Sanyoutingquan (Three Friends Listening to the Spring), Bashanningcui (Verdurous Hill), Weishangfenghuang (Bamboo in the River), and so on.