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According to reports, when the spring tide comes, the tidal head is as high as 4.5 meters, and the maximum tidal range is 8.9 1 meter. /kloc-a spring tide in 0/953, the tide rushed into the seawall 8 meters above the river near Yan Guan town, and washed out the Zhenhai iron cow weighing 3000 Jin 10 meter. No wonder Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Song Dynasty, wrote a poem about qiantang bore, which is famous throughout the ages: "August 18th tide is spectacular. Kunpeng hit the water for 3,000 miles and trained a long drive of 100,000 people. Red flags embrace each other, and black sand and white waves eat each other. When life encounters ancient difficulties, this trip has two benefits. "
On August 6th, 2008, at the invitation of the Governor of Zhejiang Province, Dr. Sun Yat-sen arrived in Hangzhou from Shanghai accompanied by Hu, Deng, Zhou Peizhen and Zhu. Sun Yat-sen was warmly welcomed by the local people, wearing a white tunic suit, a white hat and holding a "secretary".
Sun Yat-sen paid a visit to the tomb of Qiu Jin, a famous female revolutionary and pioneer of the women's revolutionary movement during the Revolution of 1911, in the rain pavilion next to the West Bridge of Gushan, West Lake, Hangzhou, and said that Ms. Qiu Jin was the first person to join the League in Zhejiang. This autumn, Ms. Wang will not be reborn, but the phrase "autumn wind and autumn rain are sad" will never be forgotten. It's windy and rainy again today. Don't be afraid of those sad people. Can't you suppress Ms. Qiu's spirit? The speaker is moved, and the listener is filled with emotion!
On September 15, 2005, that is, on August 18 of the lunar calendar, Sun Yat-sen visited Shaoxing and Putuo and immediately arrived in Yanguan Town, Haining County to watch qiantang bore.
Facing the spring tide of Qiantang River, Sun Yat-sen scanned the front with wise eyes, leaving a famous conclusion that "the current world trend is vast, if you follow it, you will prosper, if you go against it, you will die", which has far-reaching influence and gives people enlightenment!
It was this great pioneer of China's democratic revolution who stood at the tide of history with his omnipotent spirit and broad mind, awakened the people, followed the revolutionary trend, mobilized and organized all forces that could be United with his unparalleled cohesion, plunged into the torrent of democratic revolution, and merged into a broad revolutionary ally, eventually overthrowing the Qing court, ending the feudal monarchy in China for thousands of years and opening up a new era of China revolution.
That night, Sun Yat-sen stayed at the Class B Business School in Haining County. Still unfinished, he presented a plaque to the teachers and students of the whole school.
Since then, Dr. Sun Yat-sen has repeatedly expounded the revolutionary justice in his speeches or related articles, and encouraged the general public by saying that "the husband's affairs should conform to nature, human feelings, world customs and the needs of the masses" and "encourage all comrades to make more efforts". It shows that watching tide in Haining has a far-reaching influence on Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary thoughts of "rushing forward like a flood" and "getting more frustrated and more excited".