Mathematician Su wrote a poem when he revisited the West Lake. Which poem is it?

The whole poem is as follows:

Make a little song for loving Hangzhou, but don't figure out that horse bones are worth thousands of dollars.

Every time I build a embankment, I have to go there once.

The scenery is newly liberated, and there is no old boarding for Qiang people in Xishan.

Make-up, make-up on the surface of the West Lake makes people feel generous and profound.

This poem was published in Zhejiang Daily at that time, when Mr. Su was the president of Fudan University!

I hope I can help you!