Introduction to Monkeys Fishing for the Moon: There is a magical landscape on the southern cliff in the middle section of the Menhe River. The cliff here hangs high and the top slopes forward, like a natural eaves. There is an oval depression on the cliff, about 10 meters high and 12 meters wide. There is a group of statues formed by the natural lava on the cliff. If you look closely, it seems that there are more than 50 monkeys of different sizes playing. The monkeys' heads are downwards and their feet are upwards. They are arranged in order from large to small, hanging upside down. The monkeys all have lifelike expressions, are innocent and lively, and are eager to try. They are like diving into the water to fish for the moon. They are called "a group of monkeys fishing for the moon".