Zhūjì

Zhuji lies in the old country of Yue, on the river known as the Huansha, or Washing Silk River. Local tradition makes it the home of Xi Shi, the celebrated beauty associated with the struggle between Yue and Wu. A shrine at the foot of Zhuluo Mountain commemorated her by the Tang dynasty. It was rebuilt repeatedly, and Ming magistrates left inscriptions recording the shrine and the stones associated with her story.