"If you catch up with spring in Jiangnan, you must live with spring." From the works of the Northern Song Dynasty poet Wang Guan, the full text is as follows:

Water looks like a beautiful woman's eyes, like a beautiful frown. If you want to ask pedestrians where to go, your eyebrows are shining.

Take the spring water and send you back. If you go to the south, you can catch up with spring, and you must keep the scenery of spring.

Translation of works:

Water is like a beauty's flowing eyes, and mountains are like a beauty's frowning eyebrows. Want to ask pedestrians where to go? To the place where mountains and rivers meet.

I just sent Spring away, and I want to send you back. If you can catch up with spring when you go to Jiangnan, you must keep the spring.

About the author:

Wang Guan (1035- 1 100), a famous poet, was born in Rugao (now Rugao, Jiangsu). When Wang Anshi was an official in Kaifeng, he won the imperial examination and won the top prize. In the second year of Song Renzong Jiayou (1057), he was admitted as a scholar. Later, he served as a Dali Temple Cheng and a Jiangdu magistrate, and wrote Yangzhou Fu when he was in office. Song Shenzong was overjoyed and praised after reading it. He also wrote a volume of "Yangzhou Peony Spectrum", which was reused as the pure land of Hanlin Bachelor.