Xiaogu Mountain, also known as Shuangchenyue, is located in the middle of Jingpohu, with an elevation of 357 meters. It spans about 50 meters in length and 15 meters in width, resembling a delicate ivory carving—a true "pocket island" that gleams like a giant pearl. In spring and summer, the mountain is lush with verdant trees, carpets of fragrant grass, and vibrant wildflowers, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Visitors are invariably awestruck by the sheer artistry of nature. Legend has it that during the Bohai Kingdom era, this island was where the beautiful Hongluo Woman dried her fishing nets. The charming tales surrounding it add a mystical allure to Xiaogu Mountain. On August 18, 2003, Mr. Zhang Guoliang, then editor-in-chief and president of Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, visited the "Glazed World" and suggested that Xiaogu Mountain, situated right at its entrance, should be named "Xianglu Peak" (Incense Burner Peak). Thus, the mountain acquired another name imbued with Buddhist cultural significance—Xianglu Peak.