At the northern coast of Tung Lung Chau. It was recorded in the Jiaqing edition of Xin'an Gazetteer during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911): "A dragon impression on rock is found at Fo Tang Men; the form of a dragon was carved on the rock's vertical surface". This carving, measuring 180cm x 240 cm, ranks as the largest rock carving known in Hong Kong.
The design, which believed to symbolize a dragon, consists of complicated and tortuous lines.
石刻有一百八十米乘二百四十米大，是在香港發現的最大石刻，由很多複雜線條組成，相信是代表龍的設計。
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