According to the legend of the white hairpin, a woman whose husband had died decided to leap into this body of water rather than marry the emperor.
According to the legend of the white hairpin, a woman whose husband had died decided to leap into this body of water rather than marry the emperor. This is commemorated by two black reefs past Shanhaiguan Pass. One site on this body of water is the Taoist sanctuary of Bijia Mountain connected to the mainland by the Tian Qiao and another location is the political retreat of Beidaihe. This body of water has an indentation at Laizhou Bay, and cities on its banks include Qinhuangdao in Hebei and Dalian. This body of water is enclosed by the Liaodong and Shandong Peninsulas and it contains the mouth of the Yellow River. For 20 points, identify this extension of the Yellow Sea, a gulf which stretches close to the city of Beijing.
According to the legend of the white hairpin, a woman whose husband had died decided to leap into this body of water rather than marry the emperor.
Bo Hai Sea [accept Po Hai]