Wangfu Stone. Qimei Island was once nicknamed the "Island of Widows" due to the dangerous and arduous fishing work of the island's men, which often led to accidents. Qimei Island was once nicknamed the "Island of Widows" due to the dangerous and arduous fishing work of the island's men, which often led to accidents. Legend has it that a loving couple lived near Wangfu Stone. One day, the husband went out fishing and did not return for a long time. The wife went to the shore alone to wait for her husband's return. Day after day, she could no longer bear the hunger and cold and passed away. Later generations buried her by the sea, and the stone shore was weathered into the shape of a woman lying on her back, with her hair, body, feet, and pregnant belly vividly depicted. The legend of Wangfu Stone thus spread. Qimei Island was once nicknamed the "Island of Widows" due to the dangerous and arduous fishing work of the island's men, which often led to accidents. Legend has it that a loving couple lived near Wangfu Stone. One day, the husband went out fishing and did not return for a long time. The wife went to the shore alone to wait for her husband's return. Day after day, she could no longer bear the hunger and cold and passed away. Later generations buried her by the sea, and the stone shore was weathered into the shape of a woman lying on her back, with her hair, body, feet, and pregnant belly vividly depicted. The legend of Wangfu Stone thus spread. Player's Tip Wangfu Stone is not only a place for sightseeing but also allows visitors to cross the stone bridge over the belly of Wangfu Stone to reach the tide pools. Small fish and crabs swim among the tide pools, serving as a natural ecological classroom. However, be mindful of the low tide times to avoid accidents.
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