Golden Helmet and Silver Armor Gorge (Jinkui Yinjia Xia) is one of the small gorges of Wu Gorge. It is located six miles along the lower reaches of the Wu Gorge. Here is a limpid stream called Hengshi Stream on the northern bank of the Yangtze. At the confluence of the stream and the Yangtze River is a residential area called Hengshi. In this area, there are continuous steep mountains and cliffs along the river.

When viewed closely, the rocks on the cliffs appear in many thin layers like the squama in a grayish white. They resemble the silver armor of the ancient warriors. On the top of the peak, the limestone has a helmet's shape. Its color is filemot, which makes it resemble a golden helmet even more.

From afar, the peak can be seen as yellow in its upper part while the lower part is white resembling a warrior wearing a golden helmet and silver armor. This is why the gorge has been named the Golden Helmet and Silver Armor Gorge.

On the mountainside on the southern bank of the gorge, there is a cave with a diameter of approximately 10 feet. A yellow rock stands at the entry of the cave. Seeing from a distance, the rock is like a mouse with its forelegs up in the air and hind legs on the ground. Therefore the cave is called Mouse Cave.

To the east of the Mouse Cave, the Arrow Shot Hole (Jianchuan Dong) is located on a swarthy ridge of Facing Clouds Peak (Chaoyun Feng). There is a legend about the hole. It is said that Xiang Yu, the King of West Chu during the period after the collapse of the Qin Dynasty (221-206BC), once competed with someone on archery. They agreed that the one who could shoot a hole on the ridge by an arrow would be the winner. Xiang Yu then shot a big hole on the ridge through his first try and defeated his rival. On the ridge opposite the Arrow Shot Hole, there is a huge stele, which is said to be the magic arrow left by Xiang Yu.