Meixian Guhuai is located in the middle of the intersection of Wantou Village, Qiu Jin Sub-district Office, Boxing County, Binzhou City. On the north side of Guhuai stands a monument engraved with the word "Meixian". According to local legend, Gu Huai is a matchmaker in Yong Dong. The ancient pagoda tree has a history of more than 400 years. This tree is dry and hollow, half of its crown is dead, and the other half is stubbornly and persistently growing dense branches. It is a miracle of life, and its lush appearance reminds people of its long life, growth process and legendary experience.

Source: Municipal Bureau of Media, Culture and Sport.

Wantou Village: Wantou Village is located 3.5 kilometers south of Boxing County, west of Ji-Bo East (Ying) Railway, south of Mada Lake, and north of Xiaoqing River bordering Huantai County. Located in the north of Longwan, the village in the early Western Han Dynasty was called Wantouzhuang. It was once named as Wantou Town in 19 12, hereinafter referred to as Wantou. Bo (Xing) An (Chai) Road runs through the north and south, and Wan (Tou) Xi (Zha) Road runs through the east and west. Boxing County's key protected cultural relic "Meixian Ancient Huai" stands tall in the middle of the crossroads, and the south side of the ancient Huai is the site of "Wanshui Xia Ming", one of Boxing's eight scenic spots. With convenient transportation, beautiful scenery and merchants, it is the lake of motors.