1. Poems describing beauties in Suzhou and Hangzhou
"When you go to Suzhou, everyone is sleeping on the river. There is little idle land in the Forbidden City, and there are many water lanes and small bridges." - Tang Dynasty The poet Du Xunhe
I hugged the secluded mountains and found myself in the city. (Su Shunqin of the Song Dynasty, "Canglang Pavilion")
Humanity says that I live in the city, but I suspect that I am in the mountains. ( "Scenery of the Lion Grove" by Wei Ze of the Yuan Dynasty)
It is a pity that there are no carriages and horses in this land, but I believe there are mountains and forests in the city. ("The Picture Ode to the Humble Administrator's Garden·Ruoshu Hall" by Wen Zhengming of the Ming Dynasty) < /p>
Separated from the chatter of the city in the west of the city, the secluded dwelling is like a savage home. (Qing Dynasty Wang Wan's "Re-Title of Jiang's Art Garden")
Who said that today is not the same as in the past, you know that there is something in the city Mountain forests. ("A Sentence in the Lion Forest" by Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty)
Where can I find the trace of the layman Gao, and there are mountains and forests in the city. ("Wandering in the Lion Forest" by Wang Gengyan of the Qing Dynasty)
Gull The flocks of birds are playing, but they are not touched or frightened; the mantles are lined up, and they welcome each other. ("Ode to Beichi" by Jiang Tang, Beichi was a Suzhou official garden in the Tang and Song Dynasties)
Lazy Yunxian, deep in Penglai Sleeping high...Lin Quan loves me, I love Lin Quan. (Wu Xiyi's "Happiness in Front of the Palace·Lazy Cloud Nest", Lazy Cloud Nest is a Suzhou residence in the Yuan Dynasty)
The breeze and the bright moon are priceless; close to the water There is love in the distant mountains. (Couplet of the Canglang Pavilion
The green pines and green bamboos are really good guests; the bright moon and clear breeze are old friends. (Coupon of the Lion Forest and the Snow Hall)
The mountains and rivers are waiting; the flowers and willows are more beautiful Selfless. (Who is sitting with me in the Xuan couplet in the Humble Administrator's Garden)
There should be a lot of flavor when looking for poetry albums; when fish and birds are proud of each other, they come to make love. (Old couplets in the Embroidered Qi Pavilion in the Humble Administrator's Garden)
Bend on the stone and lean on the water to hear the fish swim; pillow on the stream, the petrified butterfly will forget about it. (Huqiu Huayu Pavilion couplet)
Jiangnan gardens are the best in the world, and Suzhou gardens are the best on the river
Tacong Go out in the forest, hide in the mountain to the temple (Tiger Hill)
There is little free space in the ancient palace, but there are many water lanes and small bridges
The boss likes to eat southern food, so he comes to Suzhou city
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Suzhou is good, Feng Shui breed chicken heads, shiny and moist, with ten dendrobium beads each, soft and fragrant, full of milk, finely peeled, small courtyard and quiet
The East, West and South bridges face each other, and the three painted bridges Baiyingjiangcheng
Spring City Three Hundred and Seventy Bridge, with red towers and wicker sticks on both sides of the bank
Green waves on the water from east to west, north and south, red railing Three Hundred and Ninety Bridge
Night Reading Suzhou poetry, my mind is full of ice and snow.
The floating clouds are floating in the sea, and the moon is slightly shining in the river.
In front of the south window of Qiulan, the fragrance is still and quiet.
Embrace My heart has been in my heart for thousands of years, and it becomes more and more quiet as the years go by.
The sky is covered with falling crows and frost, and the river maples and fishing fires are facing melancholy. Hanshan Temple outside the city of Suzhou, the midnight bell rings for the passenger ship 2. Poems describing Suzhou
Night Mooring at Fengqiao
Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty
The moon is setting, crows are crying, and the sky is full of frost. Jiang Feng, the fisherman, sleeps in sorrow.
At Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the midnight bell rang for the passenger ship.
Visit Gusu Yuzhi Temple again
Xuhun of the Tang Dynasty
Gao Wu leaves under a leaf at the beginning of autumn, walking all the way to the old sojourn in the corridor.
After the moon passes, I drink wine tonight through the blue window, while the rain dims the red walls last year.
The dew in the jade pond is cold and the hibiscus is shallow, and the green trees are tall and windy, and they are sparse.
Tomorrow I will set sail and go further east, and the immortal will laugh like a perch.
Crossing the Wujiang River
Du Mu of Tang Dynasty
The nights are longer when there are fewer people in Huiguan, and the trees in the distance of Gusu City are green.
The rivers and lakes are ebbing and the high-rise buildings are far apart, and the rivers and lakes are returning to Guangdian in the cool of autumn.
As the moon turns, the magpie shadows move across the blue sky, and the red grass beneath the dew is wet with fluorescent light.
Poet lovers in the literary garden should think more and not drown the hall in drunken music and singing.
Presented to Judge Zhou on behalf of the prostitutes
Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
The prostitutes’ banquet will leave Gusu tonight, and the guests will go to Jinghu Lake tomorrow.
Don't go out in a boat to look for Fan Li, and follow the five horses to look for Luofu.
Can the Orchid Pavilion return to the moon after the moon breaks, but the autumn coolness in the Baby Pavilion is gone?
I would like to be my wife, and I will stop dyeing my mustache white when I return.
Nostalgia for Wu and Yue
Li Yuan of the Tang Dynasty
Wu and Yue have been complaining for thousands of years, and the two palaces are playing woodcutter songs.
When Gusu is defeated, the clouds are colorless, and Fan Li swims in the water from the waves.
The old city is filled with doubts and despair, and the moon shines on the barren trees, thinking of moths.
Pedestrians want to ask about Xi Shi's pavilion, but the birds flying in the river are cold and there are many green grass.
Sending people off to travel to Wu
Tang Du Xunhe
When I see you in Gusu, everyone is sleeping on the river.
The ancient palace has little free space and many water lanes and small bridges.
The night market sells lotus root, and the spring boat carries Qiluo.
I know the moon is not sleeping in the distance, and my homesickness is in the fishing songs. 3. What are the ancient poems describing Suzhou?
"Night Mooring on the Maple Bridge" by Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty
The moon is setting, the crows are crying, and the sky is full of frost, and the rivers, maples, and fishing fires are facing melancholy. At Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the bell rang for the passenger ship at midnight.
"Sending People to Travel to Wu" by Tang Du Xunhe
When I see you in Gusu, everyone is lying on the river. The ancient palace has little free space and many water lanes and small bridges.
The night market sells lotus root, and the spring boat carries Qiluo. I know that the moon is not sleeping in the distance, and my homesickness is in the fishing songs.
"A leisurely walk on the third day of the first lunar month" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
The oriole at the mouth of Oriole Lane wants to talk, and the black magpie at the head of the river wants to sell ice. Green waves flow from east to west, water flows from north to south, and there are three hundred and ninety bridges with red railings.
Mandarin ducks flutter their wings, and there are thousands of willows. I would like to ask whether the spring breeze will come sooner or later, only from the day before yesterday to today.
"The Sapphire Case" by He Zhu, Song Dynasty
Lingbo could not reach Hengtang Road, but he watched Fangchen go.
Who will spend the golden years? The flower pavilion on the platform, the small windows and red doors,
Only spring knows this place. The blue clouds are rising slowly in the twilight sky,
New inscriptions of heart-breaking sentences written in colored pens. How much leisure and sorrow do you have?
The river is full of mist and rain, the city is full of wind and rain, and plums are yellow in the rain.
Poems about Suzhou (2)
"Hengtang" by Fan Chengda of the Song Dynasty
When spring comes in Nanpu, the river is green, and the stone bridge and the red pagoda are still there. Every year we see off guests on Hengtang Road, and the drizzle is accompanied by hanging poplars and painted boats.
"Remembering Feng Xiucai in Wuzhong" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty
The grass outside Cheung Chau Garden is growing green, but it is a long journey. The only thing I won't forget now is the mist of dusk and the rain of autumn crossing the maple bridge.
"Recalling Jiangnan" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
Recalling Jiangnan, and secondly recalling Wugong. A cup of Wu wine and spring bamboo leaves,
Wu and his wife dance together and get drunk with hibiscus, and they will meet again sooner or later.
"Singing Wine to the Moon" Tang Yin, Ming Dynasty
There was a moon when Li Bai was in front of him, but only Li Bai's poems can describe it. Now that Li Bai has passed away, how full and waning is the moon in the blue sky?
People today still sing Li Bai's poems, and the bright moon is still as bright as Li Bai's day; I think Li Bai is facing the bright moon, how can the moon and Li Bai know?
Li Bai is as good at poetry as he is at wine, and I am as good as drinking a thousand poems now. Although I am not as talented as Li Bai, I expect Yingyue will not think I am ugly.
I will not board the emperor's ship, nor will I go to sleep in peace. There is a thatched hut outside Gusu City, with thousands of trees and peach blossoms filling the sky.
Hengtang Song Dynasty by Fan Chengda
When spring comes in Nanpu, the river is green, and the stone bridge and the red pagoda are still there. Every year we see off guests on Hengtang Road, and the drizzle is accompanied by hanging poplars and painted boats.
Poems about Suzhou (3)
"Song of Peach Blossom Temple" Ming and Tang Yin
Peach Blossom Temple in Taohuawu, Peach Blossom Fairy under Peach Blossom Temple; Peach Blossom Fairy Race Peach trees, picking peach blossoms and selling them for wine money.
When you are sober, you just sit in front of the flowers; when you are drunk, you sleep under the flowers; half-awake and half-drunk day after day, the flowers fall and bloom year after year.
I hope that I will die in old age among the flowers and wine, and do not want to bow in front of the carriages and horses; the dust of the carriages and horses is enough for the rich, and the wine-cup branches are for the poor.
If you compare the rich and the poor, one is on the ground and the other is in the sky; if you compare the poor with chariots and horses, he has to drive and I have nothing to do.
Others laugh at me for being crazy, but I laugh at others because they can’t see through it; there are no tombs of heroes from the Five Tombs, and there are no flowers or wine to cultivate the fields. 4. An ancient woman from Suzhou
Shen Shou was originally named Yunzhi, given the courtesy name Xuejun, later named Shou, and later served as Xuehuan. A native of Wu County. Born in an antique dealer's family in Suzhou. At the age of 7, he learned embroidery from his sister Shen Li. At the age of sixteen or seventeen, he was already famous in the local area. In the 16th year of Guangxu (1890), Tongli Embroidery School was founded in Suzhou. Married to Yu Jue in 19 years. Yu Neng is good at poetry and painting. The couple complement each other in painting and embroidery. Shen Shou began to study embroidery stitches and created nearly 10 new stitches. In the 29th year, Shen Shou absorbed the principles of light and shade in painting, focused on the verisimilitude of objects, expressed the three-dimensional sense of objects, and created the simulated embroidery method, which became the most basic and important form of expression of appreciative embroidery. In the 30th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu, Empress Dowager Cixi celebrated her 70th birthday. Shen Shou embroidered two longevity screens, "Eight Immortals Extending Their Longevity" and "Infinite Life Buddha", which were donated by Dan Shusheng, a Suzhou native who worked in the Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce. When Cixi saw the Shou screen, she praised it as a masterpiece. She wrote the words "Fu" and "Shou" on it and gave them to Yu Jue and Shen Shou. The Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce awarded medals such as the Double Dragon Star and other medals, and Shangshu Zaizhen approved the establishment of a women's embroidery engineering department, appointing Yu Jue as Prime Minister and Shen Shou as chief instructor to specialize in cultivating embroidery talents. In November of that year, Shen first went to Japan to inspect the teaching of art schools. In January of the following year, he returned to China and established a school in Beijing with three courses: Chinese language, drawing, and embroidery. In August, Fushou Embroidery Factory was established in Suzhou and closed the following year. Shen Shou absorbed the advantages of Japanese embroidery and Western painting, and used old methods with new ideas to make the embroidery more vivid, realistic and three-dimensional. The embroidered bust of Queen Victoria won the best prize at the World Expo. At the beginning of the second year of Xuantong's reign (1910), the Nanyang Business Encouragement Conference was held in Nanjing, and Shen Shou was ordered to review embroidery. After the Revolution of 1911, the Embroidery Engineering Department was closed. Yu and Shen went to Tianjin to establish an independent training center for women workers, which ran for three years. In the third year of the Republic of China (1914), at the invitation of Zhang Chun, Shen Shou served as the director of the Nantong Female Workers' Training Institute and continued to teach embroidery skills. The embroidered portraits of Italian emperors and empresses caused a sensation in the Italian court and won a gold medal at the Pacific International Panama Exposition. In the 6th year, Shen Shou became ill and Zhang Jian was afraid that his skills would not be passed down. He asked Shen Shou to give detailed lectures on embroidery techniques. Zhang Jian took notes, one or two every day, or one every two or three days. A few months later, he wrote the book "Xuehuan Embroidery Manual". Summarizes 18 basic embroidery techniques. In October 1999, the Nantong Embroidery and Weaving Bureau was completed, with Shen Shou as director. Shen Shou died of illness on June 8, 2010, at the age of 48. He was buried at the southeast foot of Huangni Mountain in Nantong. The Suzhou Museum has its "Statue of Jigong" and other embroidery works.
Shen Shou's sister Shen Li, also known as He Yi, has embroidery skills comparable to Shen Shou's and has been a long-term collaborator. Shen Shou had already done embroidery together before he got married, and he continued to go to Beijing, Tianjin, Nantong and other places with Shen Shou. After Shen Shou's death, Shen Li took over as the director of Nantong Embroidery. Her self-embroidery works include "Horse", "Goddess", "Tiger", etc.
Zhao Feiyan and Zhao Hede (Zhao Feiyan’s real name is Zhao Yizhu): Both are natives of Suzhou, Jiangsu. The mothers of Zhao Feiyan and Zhao Hede were the daughters of the King of Jiangdu in the Western Han Dynasty. She married Lieutenant Zhao Man, but secretly had an affair with Feng Wanjin, the housekeeper, and gave birth to two daughters. After Zhao Man died of illness, the mother and daughter depended on each other, and the Zhao sisters never had a chance to live together. It was hard, living from Suzhou in the south of the Yangtze River to Chang'an, the capital. The Zhao sisters were attracted by Emperor Liu Ao of the Han Dynasty and entered the palace. The two sisters were deeply favored. Soon Emperor Cheng of the Han Dynasty deposed Queen Xu Kua and made Zhao Feiyan his queen.
Zhenniang: A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, talented and intelligent, quick-thinking, good at reading, fond of literature, a stunning woman from the Wu family with both talent and beauty
Su Xiaoxiao: A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, a famous prostitute in Qiantang. She was extremely beautiful, liked to recite poems and paint, and was talented and admired by all walks of life. She died of hemoptysis at the age of 19 and was finally buried by the Xiling Bridge of West Lake in Hangzhou.
Xue Susu: A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, she is the only female chess player in the Ming Dynasty with historical records. She is versatile, including chess, poetry, calligraphy, piano, Xiao, embroidery, etc. She is known as a talented woman
Shen Jiuniang: A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu, dignified and elegant, proficient in all kinds of music, chess, calligraphy and painting, with extraordinary talents, she later became the wife of Tang Bohu
Wang Cuiqiao: A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu, a famous prostitute in Qinhuai, Wu Nong was soft-spoken, extremely charming, and a little firm and straightforward in her character. She later fled to Jiaxing. In Nanhu, Jiaxing, she met Luo Longwen, a son of a wealthy family in Tongcheng, and married Luo Longwen as his concubine. He encountered many misfortunes and accidents, and finally jumped into the sea and died.
Zhou Yufeng: A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu. Zhou Yufeng was the queen of Zhu Youjian, Emperor Chongzhen of the Ming Dynasty
Liu Rushi: A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu, she entered a brothel at the age of thirteen, but the old madam knew people with her sharp eyes. She was a famous singing prostitute who was active in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. She was a strong personality, upright and intelligent. She traveled between Jiangsu and Zhejiang in the troubled times. She was so talented that she became the Qinhuai Emperor. Ming Ji. She left behind many anecdotes worthy of telling as well as literary poems "Grass on the Lake", "Wu Yin Zhuo" and rulers.
Sai Jinhua (formerly known as Fu Caiyun): A native of Suzhou, Jiangsu. Her father lived in Suzhou during the Taiping Rebellion and married a local woman. She had a daughter, Sai Jinhua, and a son. Sai Jinhua served as the wife of an envoy to four European countries. She was a legendary woman who lived in China at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. 5. Introduce a prose about girls in Suzhou
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Suzhou women are very pretty, and this has been the case since ancient times.
This red and white water color, like the first blooming peach petals in spring, is definitely not made by rouge and gouache, nor is it obtained by eating some "beautiful soup". Suzhou women don't like this kind of salty, hot and oily soup, and they also dislike the fat and powdery color. They love to eat fresh aquatic plants, such as tender and crisp red water chestnuts, glutinous and sweet gorgon seeds, and all kinds of green and watery vegetables. Anyway, the city is full of water and fields, so Suzhou women’s skin looks like it’s about to break out after a new bath.
In winter, the good old lady will cook a bowl of sweet red dates, hold it steamingly in her hands, and shout "A'nan, A'nan" affectionately several times. I'm willing to go out and have a few bites; in summer, red lotus and white lotus grow at the door of my house, and the fields of lotus leaves are layered one after another, quietly spreading out in the blue water, like a bright emerald plate, Mom If her daughter is afraid of heat stroke, she will call the boys at home to pick some lotus flowers for her sisters, peel off the lotus hearts and make a bowl of soup.
Can parents rest assured when such a pampered daughter gets married? Therefore, when a daughter's family in Suzhou is looking for employment, her parents are most concerned about two things in the groom's family. One is whether the mother-in-law is strong, as they are afraid that the daughter will be abused in the past; the other is whether the family has a sister-in-law, who is afraid that the sister-in-law will cause trouble and make the daughter suffer. As for family background, it is secondary. Suzhou people have never paid much attention to money. Although the young couple are now alone, the mothers in Suzhou are most concerned about these two things. Otherwise, you see, Suzhou has two national-level economic opening zones, but it is rare to hear of Suzhou girls marrying foreign bosses, even though Suzhou girls are the most beautiful in the world.
Suzhou girls not only have good looks, but also have good temperament.
This temperament is neither bold and handsome like the rouges from the North nor the capable and exquisite of the beauties from the South. The temperament of Suzhou women is cultivated by Suzhou's cultural traditions and climate.
After reading this, I want to ask, can climate also cultivate temperament? Yes, it rains a lot in Suzhou, and it rains for more than ten days at a time. This is what He Zhu said in "The Sapphire Case", "A river of tobacco, the city is full of wind and rain, and the plums are yellow and rainy". Suzhou women love to be quiet and don't like to go out to dance and sing karaoke. On rainy days, they stay at home, holding a roll of thread-bound books and leaning on the bedside to read under the small lamp. Or do nothing, just have a cup of tea, sit in front of the window and watch the rain. There are many old houses in Suzhou, and the moss grows so much that the yards are wet with greenery. Over time, this wet beauty has invaded the bones of Suzhou women, with a hint of sadness in the water spirit.
Suzhou women also love to drink tea. It is tender Biluochun with slender buds. When boiled water is brewed, it swims around in the water, just like the blooming of spring. The tea leaves are said to be covered by tea-picking girls. It's on the chest, so when you eat it, you can still smell the soft fragrance unique to the girl.
Biluochun is famous all over the world. But there is also a kind of jasmine tea, which is even more beautiful. The small jasmine petals are white, light and fragrant, unique to Suzhou. The most and best species are planted in Xishan in the suburbs. As soon as you enter the jasmine field in Xishan, you feel like you have fallen into Baiyun Township.
Before liberation, there was a wealthy family in Xishan. Their daughter made the best jasmine tea. On their wedding night, she picked the flawless, plump and round jasmine flowers, added honey, wolfberry, and red dates, and brewed it. I ordered a cup of sweet jasmine tea for my husband to drink. Unexpectedly, after drinking this cup of tea, her husband went to Shanghai for urgent military affairs the next day. He had agreed to pick her up, but since then, there has been no news from across the world.
For decades, the young lady slept alone with the green lantern, and the pain of lovesickness was unspeakable. One day when cross-strait relations thawed, my husband finally came back.
The husband brought back a young girl from Taiwan. When he saw the young lady, he was stunned. He didn't expect that the alluring young lady would keep the vacant house for decades. The group also didn't expect that her husband actually had a wife outside. She always thought that the man's infatuation was the same as hers!
That night, the husband knelt down in tears in front of the young lady all night long. The young lady didn’t say anything. She just made two bowls of the same sweet tea as on the wedding night and served it to her husband respectfully. She was crying with tears. Drink tea and water together. Finally, she said softly: "I haven't known sweetness in more than 40 years." In the early morning, before the rooster crowed, she pushed her husband out of the door and said she wanted to be quiet. After this silence, he never woke up again.
The husband was devastated and fell seriously ill when he arrived in Taiwan. He died soon after. The wife finally couldn't bear it anymore and asked her husband what the lady said that night before he died. The husband said he only drank a cup of tea. The wife couldn't bear to ask, but after her husband passed away, she said to everyone she met: "Suzhou women are difficult to understand. A cup of tea can settle the debt of two people's lovesickness."
Suzhou women are indeed difficult to understand. They So beautiful, so gentle, able to embroider such delicate flowers, play such a beautiful piano, and speak such soft Wu dialect, but once someone breaks their hearts and betrays their love, they will pay the price with their lives. The one who died of a broken heart. 6. What are the poems describing Suzhou?
Night Mooring at Maple Bridge by Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty. The moon is setting, crows are crying, and the sky is filled with frost. Jiang Feng, the fisherman, sleeps in sorrow.
At Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the midnight bell rang for the passenger ship. Visit Gusu Yuzhi Temple again by Xu Hun of the Tang Dynasty. A leaf of Gao Wu falls in the early autumn, and the old sojourn in the long corridor is passed away.
After the moon passes, I drink wine tonight through the blue window, while the rain dims the red walls last year. The dew in the jade pond is cold and the hibiscus is shallow, and the green trees are tall and windy, and the trees are sparse and sparse.
Tomorrow I will set sail and go further east, and the immortal will laugh like a perch. Crossing the Wujiang River by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty There are fewer people in Houguan and the nights are longer, and the trees in the distance of Gusu City are green.
The rivers and lakes are ebbing and the high-rise buildings are far apart, and the rivers and lakes are returning to Guangdian in the cool of autumn. The moon turns and the magpie shadows move across the sky, and the red grass on the low dew is wet with fluorescent light.
Poet lovers in the literary garden should think more and not drown the hall in drunken music and singing. On behalf of the prostitutes, I presented them to Judge Zhou. Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty. The prostitutes’ banquet will leave Gusu tonight, and the guests will go to Jinghu Lake tomorrow.
Don't go out in a boat to look for Fan Li, and follow the five horses to look for Luofu. Can the orchid pavilion return to the moon, but the autumn coolness in the baby pavilion is gone? I wish I could be my wife with you, and I will stop dyeing my mustache white when I return.
Nostalgia of Wu and Yue by Li Yuan of the Tang Dynasty Wu and Yue have been complaining for thousands of years, and the two palaces are playing woodcutter songs. When Gusu is defeated, the clouds are colorless, and Fan Li swims in the water.
The old city is filled with doubts and despair, and the moon shines on the barren trees, thinking of moths. Pedestrians want to ask about Xi Shi's pavilion, but the birds flying over the river are cold and green, and there are many green grasses.
Sending people off for a trip to Wu by Du Xunhe of the Tang Dynasty. When I see you in Gusu, you will find everyone resting on the river. The ancient palace has little free space and many water lanes and small bridges.
The night market sells lotus root, and the spring boat carries Qiluo. I know that the moon is not sleeping in the distance, and my homesickness is in the fishing songs.
Before going there, the first thing I will think of is: there is heaven above, and Suzhou and Hangzhou below. When I go there, I will think about Hanshan Temple outside Suzhou City, and when I go back, I will think about the good scenery in the south of the Yangtze River. I was familiar with it in the past. When the sun rises, the flowers on the river are as red as fire, and when spring comes, the river is as green as blue.
Can’t forget Jiangnan.