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Western Hills

Xishan is the fault protrusion of the east peak of Huishan, with a height of only 75 meters. According to legend, tin minerals originated in Zhou and Qin Dynasties, hence the name. It is also said that Qin Dajun once dug up a huge stone when cooking in this pot, with two words on it: there are tin soldiers, and the world competes; Wuxi Ning, the world is flat. Tin was exhausted in the Han Dynasty, hence the name Wuxi.

The scenery of Xi Hui Park

The proverb says Wuxi Xishan Wuxi. Xishan is a pearl on the dragon head of Jiulong Mountain. Longguang Tower on the top of Xishan Mountain is one of the scenic signs of Wuxi. From the Gu Hua Mountain Gate of Xi Hui Park, you can go directly to Huishan Temple, Jichang Garden and the Second Spring in the World. This is the essence of the whole park.

Huishansi

Huishan Temple is one of the famous temples in the south of the Yangtze River, which was founded in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty visited Huishan several times in his southern tour, and set up a monument in Huishan Temple, where incense flourished. The main attractions are classic buildings of Tang and Song Dynasties, King Kong Hall, Snowflake Bridge, Sun Moon Lake, Imperial Monument Pavilion, etc. When you enter Gu Hua Gate, you can turn east, which is Jichang Garden. In the Yuan Dynasty, there were two monks' rooms in the garden, named Yin Nan and Yu Yi. During Zheng De's reign in Ming Dynasty, Qin Jin, then the minister of the Ministry of War, returned to his hometown to turn this place into a garden, named Gu Feng Hangwo, and later renamed Jichang Garden. In the 23rd year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1684), water was diverted from the Inner Dieshi, and the scenery gradually gained, with paintings everywhere, and the Jichang Garden became more perfect. To the east of Jichang Garden is a long and narrow pool called Jinhui Pool. Chi Pan has a cloister around the swimming pool. Cloister powder wall with leaking window. There are stone tables and benches in the hexagonal pavilion in the middle of the corridor, which is said to be the place where Emperor Qianlong played chess with monks. At the end of the corridor, there is a square pavilion with 19 ridge cornices, which is a famous fish threshold. Visitors can lean on the bar to watch the fish. Deep in the forest in the north of Chibi, Bayin Creek bears the living water of Er Quan, and the spring sounds tinkling. The west of the garden is dominated by rockery trees. The Nine Lions Terrace built by Taihu Stone can find lions with different postures through imagination. Jichang Garden is connected with Huishan Jiu Feng and Xishan Longguang Tower, which has become a successful example of landscape architecture. After Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong visited this park in the Qing Dynasty, they ordered people to build a national forest in the Summer Palace in Beijing, and named it Humorous Garden.

The second spring in the world

The second spring in the world is Huishan Spring, also known as Luzi Spring. This spring was dug from the first year to the twelfth year of Tang Dali (766 ~ 777). The water is sweet and slippery. Lu Yu, a famous tea ceremony expert in ancient China and a native of the Tang Dynasty, said in the Book of Tea that the water quality in the world is 20, and Huishan Spring is the second spring in the world. In Song Huizong, this kind of water becomes a tribute. After the Tang and Song Dynasties, some famous poets often traveled here, leaving many poems praising this spring. Since then, the second spring in the world is famous far and wide. This spring is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower. There are stone carvings on the second spring in the world. It was written by Wang Shu, the foreign minister of the Qing Dynasty. The upper pool is octagonal with the best water quality. Pour a few millimeters, and the tea won't overflow. Water is transparent, sweet and delicious. The pool is square with a spring pavilion. The lower pool is rectangular, chiseled in the Song Dynasty. There are Er Quan Pavilion, Yilan Hall, Jinghui Hall, Guanyin Stone in Ming Dynasty, Duantou and so on. Sitting in the teahouse of Jinghuitang, sipping fragrant tea in Er Quan and enjoying the scenery near Er Quan. In the stone carving of a cicada's head, the spring water gurgled out of the cockroach's mouth and tinkled. Blind folk musician (Hua) once created the famous Erhu music "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon" here, with melodious tunes, which made Er Quan famous all over the world. From Er Quan Pavilion to the north, there are bamboo stoves, Yu Qiu Hall and Yun Qi Building in Qing Dynasty. Yu Qiu Concert Hall is exquisitely structured and antique, and the film Home was filmed here. The Song Ting Pavilion is also near Er Quan. There is a bronze boulder in the pavilion, which is flat and smooth, and can span one person, which is called a stone bed. One end is engraved with two characters, written by Li, a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty. Pi Rixiu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once came here to listen to the sound of pines and waves, leaving a famous sentence: It was windy at dusk in front of the temple, and pine nuts hit the stone bed. Rhododendron Garden is a garden in Xi Hui Park. Exquisite architecture and proper layout, beside the secluded bridge and in front of the porch hall, there are famous cuckoos from all over the world. During the flowering period, the colorful azaleas actually opened and became an ocean of flowers. In addition, Longguang Tower and Longguang Temple at the top of Xishan Mountain, Longguang Cave at the foot of the mountain, Gong Yugu, Jiulongbi, Zoo and A Bing's Tomb in Yingshan Lake have attracted countless Chinese and foreign tourists. In this open-air history museum, people have seen the splendor of Jiangnan culture. Er Quan is one of the most famous scenic spots in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. Founded in the Tang Dynasty (AD 766), it was originally named Hui Quan. The spring water has been stored by thousands of pine roots and filtered by sandstone, and the water quality is pure and sweet. Lu Yu of Cha Sheng in Tang Dynasty rated it as the second in the world. Li Shen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, called it "body fluid". Song Huizong ordered the pavilion to be built to protect the spring, and the royal title originated from flowing water, which was praised as a tribute and entered the hundred altars every month. Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Song Dynasty, visited the spring many times, some of which were small in the sky.

Xihui Park

Group month, to try the world's first Er Quan's poem. Every time Emperor Kangxi and Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty came to taste the spring, they were doubly concerned. Er Quan has been flowing for more than 1000 years, and it became famous for a while. In modern times, there is even a song "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon" that sings the scenery of spring and is famous all over the world, expressing people's infinite yearning for a better life.

Huishan has thirteen springs in Kowloon, and Er Quan is the most famous. Huishan is a sandstone in Wu Tong. The spring water is filtered and contains many minerals. The water is transparent, sweet and delicious, and it is the treasure of brew tea. Cha Sheng Luyu, a famous tea expert in Tang Dynasty, is the author of the first monograph on tea in China. He has tasted 20 kinds of springs all over the world, and thinks that the curtain water in Kang Wang Valley Cave in Lushan Mountain is the first, the new spring in Huishan Mountain in Wuxi is the second, and the water in Lanxi Stone in qi zhou is the third. Therefore, Huishan Spring is also known as Luziquan, and there is a Luzi Temple on the spring pavilion, which is the place where Wuxi people commemorate Lu Yu. According to Zhang's "brew tea Ji", Liu Boche, assistant minister of punishments, once said: Lingquan in the Yangtze River is the first, Hui Quan is the second, and Huqiu is the third. According to two ancient tea experts, Lu and Liu, Huishan Xinquan ranks second, so it is called the second spring in the world.

Er Quan is divided into upper, middle and lower pools. The upper pool is octagonal, where the spring water is located and the water quality is the best. The middle pool is square, close to the upper pool. Both ponds are stone-bottomed bluestone fences, and the stone fences around the upper pond are very smooth, especially at the position where the feet step, and the stone fences are deeply sunk into several gaps, which is a record of people taking springs to make tea for thousands of years. The lower pool is the largest, rectangular, chiseled in the Ming Dow period of the Northern Song Dynasty. The pool is about 7 meters long, 10 meters wide and about 0 meters deep. 33 meters, located under Yilan Hall. Every autumn, on the evening of July and a half of the lunar calendar, a bright moon will be reflected in the pool. It is a natural spring reflecting the moon. There is a stone beheaded by Ming Hongzhi on the wall of the pool, commonly known as the stone dragon head. It is the leader of the thirteen springs in Huishan Kowloon. Its shape is vigorous and simple, and the spring water flows into the square pool through the mouth. The water is not deep, and the dragon is spiritual, which is quite interesting. There is Taihu stone in front of the pool, which is called Guanyin stone in the world. On the right is the dragon lady stone with light sleeves, and on the left is the auspicious boy stone with folded hands. Under the stone, there is a four-character inscription with Yan Hui engraved on it. On the north wall of Fangchi, there is an inscription on the second spring in the world. Some people compare Lu Yu's "Wing Chun", Su Shi's poems and Wang Shu's calligraphy, which is called Er Quan's Three Musts.

The second spring in the world

There is another genre of music in the second spring of the world. Folk artist Hua (the blind man) named the erhu solo after the reflection of the moon in Erquan, which can not help but introduce people into the artistic conception of quiet night and clear spring in Leng Yue. Listening to Bi Quan's music is more like seeing that man, an upright and tenacious blind artist, telling people about his bumpy life.

The second spring in the world is located in Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province.

A melodious music reflecting the moon in Erquan brings you to the world-famous Er Quan. You can make a cup of Er Quan tea and drink it in your mouth, which is sweet and mellow. When pouring tea, you can also find that the tea leaves are several millimeters higher than the cup mouth without overflowing. This is because there are many minerals. Experts believe that the second spring water has the function of relieving annoyance and thirst and prolonging life. There are many springs in Huishan, and there are thirteen springs in Kowloon in history. Huishan Spring, located near Huishan Temple, was originally named Yilan Spring. According to legend, it was excavated by Lingjing City, Wuxi County in the late Tang Dynasty (AD 779). * * * There are two pools, the upper pool is round, the water is bright, and the drinks are all extracted here. Although the lower pool is connected by a vein, the water quality is not as clear as the upper pool. In the Tang Dynasty, Lu Yu sorted out 20 famous springs in his book Tea Classics, and Wuxi Huishan Spring ranked second. Liu, another water critic, believes that there are seven kinds of springs suitable for cooking tea, and Huishan Spring is the second. Since then, the name of the second spring in the world has been recognized by scholars and celebrities in past dynasties. Su Mian, a poet in Song Dynasty, visited Wuxi Pinhui Mountain Spring twice, leaving a large family behind. Huishan Spring is famous for its colorless and transparent spring water, low mineral content, excellent water quality and good palatability.

Er Quan, Liang Ming has become a place where poets, scholars and dignitaries enjoy tea, and their poems emerge in endlessly. Especially in the early Ming Dynasty, when listening to the Monk Sea in An Sok, please ask Huzhou bamboo workers to make a round place, use a pot of dried Hu Kun to form a bamboo stove, and Er Quan will cook tea to entertain guests. Wang Ji, a famous painter, painted bamboo stoves in the eighth year of Hongwugan (AD 1395) and wrote a poem: Sleepless on a Cold Night. Fire simmers mountain chestnuts, knocks on ice to draw spring, tiles turn over white clouds, and bamboo smokes; A phoenix gives birth to armpits, and the Russian police have become immortals! It can be seen that Wen Zhiming, a famous painter, had a tea party with friends in Huishan, Tomb-Sweeping Day, in the 13th year of Zhengde in Ming Dynasty (A.D. 15 18), and made a picture of Huishan tea party with colored paper, which reproduced the scene of poets and painters cooking tea with bamboo stoves and Mao Ting thinking. This precious picture scroll is treasured in the Forbidden City.

Li Shen, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, liked the spring water in his hometown so much that he brought it to Beijing. After handing it over to Li Deyu, a friendly colleague and prime minister, it was sent to Chang 'an by express mail. Pi Rixiu, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, compared Li Deyu's Love of Drinking Er Quan with Yang Guifei's Love of Litchi, and wrote an ironic poem: the Prime Minister often misses brew tea, and the county magistrate urges him to send it late; Don't laugh at Yang Fei's love of lychee, since Wuguan is three thousand miles to the country. At the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, Huisong listed Er Quan as a tribute and entered a hundred altars every month. Su Dongpo, a famous poet, praised you for taking the little moon in the sky alone to try the famous sentence of Er Quan, the best in the world. Kangxi Qianlong went to Huishan Pinquan to write poems. A Bing, a blind folk musician in modern times, was displaced in Huishan, and wrote a song "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon", which was widely circulated at home and abroad.

For thousands of years, the stone sill has been trampled by water carriers for more than ten centimeters. The center is the Spring Pavilion, with an upper pool and a middle pool. Above the Spring Pavilion is Jinghui Hall: under the Spring Pavilion is Yilan Hall, and in front is Xiachi. The upper pool, the middle pool and the lower pool form a complete Er Quan water system in the world. The three pools are all made of exquisite bluestone railings with different shapes. The middle pool is square, close to the upper pool, only three feet away. The flowing water at the bottom of the stone is clear and lovely, but the water quality is poor. Er Quan Pavilion has been built in the upper pool and the lower pool. Among them, Er Quan tablet written by Yuan Zhao Mengfu. The lower pool is the largest, rectangular, and was excavated in the Ming Dow period of the Northern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1032- 103 1). The pool is two feet long, three feet wide and one foot deep, next to Yilan Hall. The wall of the pond was carved by Wuxi Shangong Yang in the early years of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty, with a rich and simple shape. There are several Taihu stones in the pool, which are stacked into Guanyin fish statues, known as Guanyin stones in the world. The short lake stones on the left and right, like Liangcai and Longnv, are relics of Gushan Villa in the Ming Dynasty, and moved here from Qianlong to Qianlong. On the north wall of Fangchi, there is an inscription on the second spring in the world, which was written by Wang Shu, a scholar in Qing Dynasty and a senior official in Yongzheng period.

Tang Yilan

Tang Yilan is an ancient building above Fangchi in Er Quan, which was built in the Song Dynasty. Su Dongpo also named this sentence "dust is enough, one step at a time". The existing Yilan Hall is a wooden structure rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty, with three rooms and seven frames, resting on the top of the mountain and surrounded by cloisters. Yi Lan Tang Yier, by Fei Xinwo Zuo Bi. The couplets take Su Dongpo's poems, which were sealed by Zeng Keshu: Xueya asks me to admire; The water army should reimburse Hui Quan. There is Jinghui Hall on the Er Quan Pavilion, and there are three openings and seven stands on the top of Xieshan Mountain. The front of the exhibition hall is surrounded by corridors, which stand precariously between the stone platforms. This used to be the Luzi Temple, dedicated to the tea god Lu Yu. Lacquer paintings of Lu Yu's tea paintings are hung on the hall screen door, and books of Lu Yu Huishan Temple are hung on both walls. Qian Yulin retells the book according to the old saying: Ten sages can't return, and once heard Song Feng recommend Qiu Ju; Er Quan is austere, having tasted spring tea brings fire. There is a couplet written by Su Dongpo's poems in front of the hall: Try Er Quan, there is a dark sinus to a bright pavilion; With a small group of moons, sipping Shanmingxi tea.

Other scenic spots

On the edge of the second spring in the world, there is a moon cave door and a spring in January. Since then, there has been a long corridor lying on the slope, called Rainbow Gallery, which connects the places of interest in the north and south. It is the Sui Chutang and Xilu Bookstore of many ministers of Nanjing Ritual Department. And Sui Chuchun. You Mao retired in his later years and returned to his hometown. He built several rafters in Qinwangwu, between Huishan and Xishan in his hometown, and named them Xilu Bookstore as a reading place. He also converted the ancestral Yishan Pavilion into an academy at the beginning of the year. The existing building, built by later generations, has three halls, standing on the door of the hanging rainbow gallery, with cornices and carved windows, which are antique. The cave beam is engraved with the word Xilu Bookstore. An ancient building next to Er Quan is the Temple of Gong Jian in Juventus, and the Wanjuan Building is next to Er Quan. In his later years, You Mao took pleasure in copying books, accumulated 30,000 copies and hid them in Wanjuanlou. 1982 During the overhaul, Wan Mao's descendants were particularly interested, so they specially wrote an article "Wan Juan Lou Ji" and asked Huang Huaijue to carve a stone to stand on the wall. On both sides of the couplet, take Gu Guangxu's words: still studying at the west foot, crossing articles in the south, crossing Xiao Yang and Fan Lu on the upper side; It is easy for Guishan Daoyong, Lindong Xianyong and Luo Guanmin to have the same origin.