烈女義坑的英文翻譯是 "The Martyr's Grave of the Heroic Woman".

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烈女義坑
烈女義坑

The magnificent and tragic cliff is located on the eastern side of Dongyin Island, behind Tianwang Harbor. It is a nearly vertical natural sea-eroded cliff, standing almost a hundred meters high and grand in stature. According to legend, during the late Qing Dynasty, pirates often plagued the islands in the Min Sea, leading to a life of hardship for the locals. One day, a pirate raid occurred in Dongyin, resulting in the death of a fisherman. His wife fled to this sea-eroded cliff, with no way to retreat. When the pirates attempted to abduct and assault her, she resisted fiercely and leapt off the cliff to preserve her honor. In memory of her bravery and loyalty, later generations named the site "Liè Nǚ Yì Kēng" (Plucky Woman’s Cliff). Liè Nǚ Yì Kēng has steep terrain, with the words "Loyal and Brave Lasts Through the Ages" carved in large characters on the mountain wall. There is a pathway from the center of the mountain wall that leads down into the bay, which is the entrance to Liè Nǚ Yì Kēng. Visitors can walk along the railing pathway to a viewing platform, where they can admire the cliff height of over a hundred meters from the sea, and the protruding rock formations, all of which evoke deep admiration for the courage of that woman. To the west of Liè Nǚ Yì Kēng lies a rock named "Liè Nǚ Shí" (Plucky Woman’s Stone), which is said to be named after a woman gazing for her husband's return and is also one of Dongyin’s unique giant stone landscapes. Note: This area experiences strong winds and has rugged terrain, so please pay close attention to your safety.

Address:Lie Nu Yi Keng, Dongyin Township, Lienchiang County

烈女義坑的英文翻譯是 "The Martyr's Grave of the Heroic Woman". Introduction

The magnificent and solemn cliff is located on the eastern side of Dongyin Island, behind Tianwang Ao. This nearly vertical natural sea-eroded cliff stands nearly 100 meters high, imposing and breathtaking. According to legend, during the late Qing Dynasty, the islands around the Fujian Sea were often plagued by pirates, causing great suffering among the people. One day, pirates raided Dongyin, and a fisherman was killed. His wife fled to this sea-eroded cliff with no way out. When the pirates attempted to abduct and assault her, she bravely resisted and leaped off the cliff to preserve her chastity. Grateful descendants named this place "The Noble Woman's Grave." The terrain of the Noble Woman's Grave is steep, with the words "Loyalty and Bravery Passed Down Through the Ages" carved into the rock face. A pathway descends into the bay, leading to the Noble Woman's Grave. Visitors can walk along the railed path to the observation deck and admire the dramatic height of the cliff, over a hundred meters above the sea, where protruding rocks further highlight the woman’s courage. To the west of the Noble Woman's Grave is a rock known as "The Noble Woman's Stone," named because a woman would sit there waiting for her husband’s return, and it is one of the unique large rock formations in Dongyin. Note: This area is subject to strong winds and rugged terrain; please be extra cautious of your safety.

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