"My old friend left the Yellow Crane Tower in the west, and the fireworks descended on Yangzhou in March." This is the ancient people's praise of Yangzhou. So have you been to today’s beautiful Yangzhou? Now I will take you to Dongguan Street, the most prosperous ancient city in Yangzhou!
At night, Dongguan Street is very lively and busy with traffic. As soon as I entered the street, I felt the antique smell. The houses there are made of blue bricks and covered with black tiles, and the red lanterns hanging at the door look even more dazzling. The neon lights on the roof are brilliant, galloping away like a golden dragon.
"Yangzhou's specialty - brown sugar, try it for free! It's delicious, hand-made." A burst of hawking attracted me, and it turned out to be a brown sugar shop. The boss enthusiastically asked me to take two pieces to try. Looking at the brown candies covered with sesame seeds, I swallowed and ate a piece. The sticky sugar mixed with the faint fragrance of sesame is memorable, so delicious!
We continued to walk forward and came to the century-old shop - "Xie Fuchun" fragrance powder shop. It originated from the Xie Fuchun fragrance powder shop founded during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty (1830). It has a history of more than 100 years. Years of history. Its world-famous product is duck egg powder, which is round and looks like a white egg.
Then, we went to a famous handicraft store in Yangzhou and saw the dotted snail paintings made of shells and other materials, the bright red lacquerware, and the nail clippers, kitchen knives, and scissors sold in the Yangzhou Three Knife Shop. . Lacquerware looks like it's made of wood, but it's actually made of paint. There are many styles, including rings, necklaces, and exquisite boxes. By the way, there are also the four treasures of the study - pen, ink, paper and inkstone, we all got to see them one by one.
Unknowingly, we reached the end of Dongguan Street - Dongguan Ancient Ferry. I stood on the pier and admired the sparkling, ribbon-like Grand Canal. The colored lights beside the canal dyed the river water colorfully. At this time, I think it is the most beautiful scene in Dongguan Street.
I love my hometown Yangzhou. It is always waiting for your visit with its beautiful posture. Introduction to Dongguan Street
When it comes to Dongguan Street, everyone in Linyi knows it.
I think back then, it ran through Dongguan and was the only way for Dongxiang people to enter the east and south gates of Linyi City. It was also a prosperous commercial district well-known far and near, and it was once very prosperous.
For a long time after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Dongguan Street has been a main road in Linyi City.
In the 1960s and 1970s, a number of light industries such as wineries, canneries, and non-staple food factories were built in this area. Dongguan Street was filled with traffic all day long, reaching an unprecedented peak.
However, with the decline of a number of light industries here and the westward movement of the city's commercial center, it has lost its former glory and gradually evolved into a residential area that is neither wide nor square. lane.
Looking at Dongguan Street today, it is just an ordinary alley: the street is bumpy and uneven, only more than two meters wide and narrow. Even two cars cannot run parallel to each other, and there are only two or three pedestrians on it.
It is difficult to think of its illustrious past. Introduction to Dongguan Street
Dongguan Street is the most representative historical street in Yangzhou City.
It stretches from the ancient canal in the east to Guoqing Road in the west, with a total length of 1122 meters. The original street pavement was paved with long slabs1.
It is not only the main water and land transportation route of Yangzhou, but also the center of commerce, handicraft industry and religious culture.
The streets are bustling with wells and merchants, and business is booming.
There are nearly a hundred stores including Luchen Store, Youmi Store, Fresh Fish Store, Eight Fresh Stores, Melon and Fruit Store, and Bamboo and Wood Store. Famous Prose on the Architecture of Dongguan Street in Yangzhou
There is always the sound of frogs. When I was living in the South in the ancient Qing Dynasty, there was a low-lying grassland in front of my window. When spring came, it would grow a lot. The grass on the grass even bloomed some small flowers, attracting some bees to fly there buzzing with golden wings shaking.
Many children like to pick flowers on the grass or play some games they think are fun.
Such days are always very warm, because the sunshine, flowers, plants and children are enough to make spring beautiful and friendly, making people unable to help but close their eyes and be fascinated.
But in May, there will be rains one after another. The rain washes the holly trees next to the grass green, that kind of cool green, and fills the entire grass field.
So the children folded small white paper boats with paper, came to the puddle on the grass, and set sail on their little dreams.
Only on a moonlit night, that piece of grass belongs entirely to me.
At this time, I slept peacefully, and a bright moon came over the puddle, making the water look white.
On the white water, suddenly there was a little frog that didn’t know where it came from, jumping happily down and down, as if it wanted to take a closer look at the moon from the water, or sit on the moon. Above it, let the moon float on it.
The little frogs are like children. When they are playing to their heart's content, they sit on the water and sing together.
That is the sound of the frog that is inseparable from my life.
Being accustomed to reading and writing at night, I love that window very much. The rising and falling sound of frogs can make my thoughts float and enter the depths of such a season.
But I no longer have that window in the South. I have been living in Beijing for a long time. In front of my window, there is such a piece of grass and a cluster of green willows, which are still shining in the spring sunshine. There will be a tree decorated with almond blossoms.
But there is no rainy season in the North, so I can’t see children making origami boats.
It won’t rain in Beijing until July or August, when the locust trees are in bloom.
Beijing’s rain will fall all over the street with Sophora japonica flowers. The rain of Sophora japonica flowers on the street will make the whole day flow fragrantly, but even with such rain, there will still not be a puddle of water. , attracting the angelic little frog, so even if there is a moon after the rain, she can't find a place to rest and wash herself in this fragrance.
I stubbornly thought that if the rain of locust flowers in Beijing could accumulate into a puddle, such a clear and shallow puddle filled with the fragrance of locust flowers, there would be a bright moon that would reflect the water like silver. In the white sky, there are a group of angelic little frogs singing around the moon. How wonderful it would be.
I often go out at night in Beijing after the rain. I thought I could find such a place. It was under a certain window. There was even an infatuated student in front of the window. Even at the water's edge, there are still the footprints of bare feet of children playing in the water.
However, I did not find such a place when I ran away. I think there is such a place after all, but I just did not find it.
The moonlit night in Beijing is a time for me to write prose. I am interpreting dreams one after another on the keyboard. When I am deeply in love, a frog sound will suddenly appear in a certain paragraph. The innocent croaking of frogs that day in the spring evening in the South was a few shallow and low sounds at first, lonely and distant, and gradually merged into a chorus of frogs, getting closer and closer to my window, as if they were under the cluster of willows.
At this time, people enter the past time in a trance, and a traveling heart suddenly feels warm and is deeply moved by it.
But when I listened attentively and carefully, I found that there was silence outside the window, so quiet that I could hear the clear moonlight falling on the willow leaves and the small rustling on the willow leaves, but it was gone. Frogs.
Oh, at this moment, I felt deeply lost. It turned out that the sound of frogs came from my dream, or in other words, it was an auditory hallucination that could never be erased. .
Tonight in spring, it was like this again. I turned on the computer and gently typed out a nostalgic text. Suddenly, there was a sound of frogs outside the window. It was so kind and warm. , it blows the warm wind of the spring night and enters the heart along the emotional veins.
Then I suddenly woke up, but it was clear that the night was endless! People couldn't help but find that the warm ray of emotion turned into two cold tears, hanging on the cheeks like ice.
Excerpted from: Appreciation of "The Drifter's Dinner" by the author and publishing house: Reference answers for the 7th issue of the reading practice 1. The author took the grass and puddles in front of the window in South China and the grass and water in front of the window when he was traveling in Beijing. He compared it with Wa and others and wrote about his unique feelings about the South, thereby well expressing his deep attachment and nostalgia for his hometown in the South.
2. The "frog sound" that I just heard, which made my traveling heart suddenly warm up and made me deeply moved, turned out to be from my dream.
(If you answer "It turned out that the frog sound originated from my dream", it is regarded as an incomplete answer, because there is no premise of "my heart suddenly moved while traveling, and I was deeply moved by it". ) 3. In the last paragraph, through the author's "auditory hallucination", he once again writes about his longing for the "frog sound", which further expresses the author's longing for his hometown when he was traveling in a foreign country, and plays a role in deepening the theme of the article.
At the same time, writing "auditory hallucinations" also echoes the sentence in paragraph 2: "That's the frog sound that can't be separated from my life" and the sentence in paragraph 5: "It's the frog that can never be shaken off." I’m hearing hallucinations.”
4. "Frog sound" is an unforgettable thing in the life of the author's hometown.
The author cleverly replaces the abstract "feelings" for his hometown with the vivid "frog sound", and expresses his nostalgia for his hometown and his reluctance to leave his hometown by writing about the unforgettable "frog sound" ; At the same time, the entire article is written around the "frog sound". The author not only writes about the "frog sound" in his hometown, but also writes about the "frog sound" that he imagined and expected when he was in Beijing.
It can be seen that the title "There is always that sound of frogs" not only points out the clues of the article, but also vividly and implicitly writes the author's attachment and nostalgia for his hometown, showing the main purpose of the article. The history of Dongguan Street in Dalian?
Dalian Dongguan Street is located in Dongguan Street within the jurisdiction of Rixin Street, Xigang District.
Its history can be traced back to 1905. It was once prosperous in the 1920s and 1930s, but now it is one of the most dilapidated neighborhoods in Dalian.
According to Dalian's "Xigang Literary and Historical Data", there is a small raised hillock to the west of Dalian Qingniwa Bridge and the northern section of Beijing Street. Common people commonly call it "Xiaogangzi". Tsarist Russian colonists classified the Xiaogangzi area It is designated as the "China District" and is exclusively for Chinese residents.
Later, more and more Chinese people came to Shandong and Hebei to make a living, and the population became a city. After Japan invaded Dalian in 1905, Xiaogangzi had become the "Chinese Commercial Street".
From September to November 1905, the Japanese colonists forcibly moved the Chinese people near Nanshan to a small village on the pretext that "the general mixed living of lower-class Chinese people has cause for concern in terms of hygiene and discipline". Gangzi.
In the 1920s and 1930s, this area was where Chinese businessmen concentrated.
Centered on Dalong Street, Xinkai Street (today’s Xinkai Road), and Xiaogangzi Market (today’s Xigang Market), it extends to Rixin Street, Jiushou Street, and Beijing Street in the west, and to Xigang Street in the east. , Hongji Street and Dongguan Street have become prosperous areas in Xigang area.
The reason why Dongguan Street is called Dongguan Street is that during the Japanese occupation, Chinese people living in Xiaogangzi had to go through customs inspection when going to Japanese residential areas, and the checkpoint was located to the east of Xiaogangzi. Hence it was called Dongguan Street.
... Let’s write an essay about Yangzhou’s alley culture, 600 words
Yangzhou was once known as the “Alley City”.
This describes her ancient streets, which are numerous and dense, narrow and long, and the whole city seems to be woven with countless alleys.
After the ups and downs of history, many of the streets and lanes of the past have disappeared, but some have survived to this day, becoming valuable witnesses of the past style of the ancient city of Yangzhou.
Wandering on these roads paved with stone slabs and random bricks, flanked by old gatehouses or jagged horse-head walls that have experienced vicissitudes of life, you seem to have traveled through time and space and returned to the past of Yangzhou.
Regarding the scenery of the ancient city of Yangzhou, Zheng Banqiao once used the concise phrase "green poplars in deep alleys, people leaning against red gates" to describe it.
The whirling willows, winding alleys, graceful beauties, and vermilion gates form a picture of the ancient Guangling style.
Today's Yangzhou has undergone earth-shaking changes, but it is not difficult to find traces of the old days in the ancient city. This was at a time when many cities across the country were carrying out disorderly, short-sighted and even barbaric so-called "construction" , especially valuable.
In the past few years, Yangzhou is planning and developing historical district tourist routes, with the Dongguan Street and Dongquanmen areas being developed initially.
There are a garden, Yipu, Huyuan, Zhunti Temple, Wudang Palace, Qingxi Old House, Wang's Garden and other historic sites or sites where people can linger.
However, in addition, there are many ancient streets and lanes in Yangzhou worth visiting.
They are scattered in every corner of the ancient city of Yangzhou, which makes people feel that they are "raised in a boudoir and unknown to anyone".
If you visit ancient times in Yangzhou, you must visit Nanhexia Ancient Street.
Nanhexia is an ancient street running east-west in the south of Yangzhou City and on the north bank of the canal.
Hundreds of years ago, this place was very popular because of the settlement of salt merchants, and there were row upon row of wealthy houses.
Although the bustle of the past has been lost, there are still many magnificent old houses left.
If you walk from west to east, you will see a series of ancient buildings that have experienced vicissitudes of life.
At the far west end is the Hubei Guild Hall. Its hall is famous for its thick beams. Now it stands silently in the north of the street and has become a gathering place for residents.
The east neighbor of Hubei Guild Hall is the residence of Wang Lumen, a great salt merchant in Yangzhou in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.
This luxurious residence has nine front and rear entrances and is the largest existing salt merchant's former residence in Yangzhou.
The Wang family residence has exquisite carvings and connected corridors, completely in the Huizhou style.
The salt merchant Wang was originally from Anhui, so the layout and decoration of the building are all Huizhou style.
Further east is the former residence of the salt merchant Liao. The tall gatehouse made of polished bricks stands majestically, and you can tell at a glance how wealthy it was back then.
The Liao family’s old house is composed of several rooms.
Not long ago, several plaques from the Qing Dynasty or the Republic of China were found on the ceiling of the old house. They were still hanging intact on the beams, adding a bit of mystery to the old house.
The Hunan Guild Hall is located to the east of the Liao family's former residence. The eight-shaped carved gate tower stands facing the street, which is extraordinary.
At that time, Hunan merchants came and went here, carrying the wind and thunder of Sanxiang to the south of the Yangtze River, and spreading the Guangling swan song to Dongting.
During the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom War, Zeng Guofan, the governor of Liangjiang, visited Yangzhou and stayed at the Hunan Guild Hall under the Nanhe River. Later, the people of Yangzhou built the "Zenggong Temple" to worship him, and the temple is still there today.
Further east, there are the ruins of the Anhui Guild Hall and the Jiangxi Guild Hall on the street.
Although there are only some ruins left, it can still remind people of the busy scene of this ancient street with dragons of cars and horses and clothes.
To the east of Nanhexia, there is an incomplete ancient street that has a great reputation in history. This is Kangshan Street.
The street is named after Kang Hai, the number one scholar in the Ming Dynasty, who once lived here. In the Qing Dynasty, it was the home of Jiang Chun, a giant Yangzhou salt merchant who "handed over his commoners to the emperor".
When Emperor Qianlong visited Yangzhou in the south, he visited Kangshan Thatched Cottage many times and wrote several "imperial poems".
There is only a section of Kangshan Street left now, but it still retains historical sites such as Lu’s Salt Merchant’s Mansion, Yan Zong Temple and Zeng Gong Temple, which are enough for tourists to pay homage to.
The Lu Family Mansion, Yan Zong Temple and Zeng Gong Temple have now been perfectly restored and have become shining pearls on Kangshan Street.
To the north of Nanhexia, there is another ancient street called Yinshi Street.
In the era when Yangzhou's salt business was developed, this used to be a place where merchants from all over the world bought and sold "Yan Yin" (salt bills), just like today's financial street or stock market.
The trading conditions carried out here every moment have a profound impact on the ups and downs of salt prices in Anhui, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi and other provinces.
On Yinshi Street, there are two places that you cannot miss.
First, there is an alley called "Ba Zongmen", which is where the famous Huizhou family Ba family lived in the Qing Dynasty.
Ba Shi ran the salt industry in Yangzhou and was one of the richest men at that time. He was also well versed in Confucianism.
The famous calligrapher Ba Weizu of the Qing Dynasty became famous at Ba Zongmen in Yangzhou. Now there is Ba’s former residence in Yuliang Street, She County, Huizhou. Art historians can use this to find a famous calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty. Traces of home.
In a deep alley of Yinshi Street, there is an ancient temple called Jituolin, which you must visit.
This is a small nunnery. It was built as a nunnery after Sun Langxian, wife of Xu Bao, the governor of Yangzhou in the early years of the Republic of China, was killed in a bombing in Xu Baoshan.
Xu Baoshan grew from a salt lord to a bureaucrat and then to a military governor, and was assassinated by the revolutionary party. As a result, his family fled into Buddhism. The dramatic changes here seem to imply some kind of fate and mystery in life.
The Dingjiawan area is also a street with well-preserved ancient styles in Yangzhou.
The walls made of blue bricks, the door painted black, the floor paved with white stones, the small courtyard dotted with red flowers, the house covered by green trees, and the well surrounded by gray fences all make people feel vaguely. Back to the past.
Although the square bricks on the gate of the "Si'an Salt Industry Office" here have peeled off, the cornices are still spectacular.
In the surrounding alleys, you can encounter history at any time.
There is one of the tallest ancient buildings in Xincang Lane, which is the Lingnan Guild Hall, which has been renovated recently.
There is an unknown alley not far away, but it is the ruins of Jie Yuan, the former residence of Wei Yuan, a famous thinker in the late Qing Dynasty.
His famous work "Hai Guo Tu Zhi" was drafted here.
In this great book, Wei Yuan first put forward the slogan of "learning from the foreigners and developing skills to conquer the foreigners", and became the first person in China to look at the world from a broad perspective.
There are only a few old houses and some rocks left in Jie Yuan, but its historical value is countless times higher than the luxurious mansions of salt merchants! The well-preserved private gardens in this area include the Xiaopan Valley owned by Zhou Fu, the governor of Liangjiang in the late Qing Dynasty, and the Erfenmingyue Tower owned by the salt merchant Jia's family.
Xiaopan Valley is located in Dashu Lane, with high rockery and deep pool. It is a good place to visit ancient times and explore the tranquility.
The Erfen Mingyue Tower is located in Wucheng Lane. The buildings, pavilions, bridges and windows all form a moon shape, reminding people of the eternal song of "the world is divided into three parts on a bright moon night, and two points are in Yangzhou".
In the nearby Qinglian Lane, there is another place that has declined... A 300-word essay on Yangzhou's three knives
With the sound of the wooden door being pushed open, many The breakfast shop is open for business.
The shop of "Sixi Tangyuan" is crowded with people. The strong fragrance of glutinous rice balls fills the air with the steam, making people feel warm in their hearts.
From time to time there were shouts.
The master who made the sesame cakes kneaded the dough with both hands very skillfully. After a while, the bright and neat sesame cakes went into the oven.
The north wind was howling, making people's faces hurt, but the chef selling sesame seeds still smiled and handed the hot sesame cakes to every customer with his hands that were red from the cold.
As time goes by, gradually, more and more people are on the street, and the sounds of hawkers and cars merge into one, forming a unique symphony.
In summer, Dongguan Street seems to be particularly cool. Why does every city have "Dongguan Street"
Geyuan Tour Guide Geyuan is the oldest and best-preserved salt merchant garden in Yangzhou. It is adjacent to Yangzhou's famous ancient lane Dongguan Street in the south and Dongguan Street in the north. Facing Yanfu East Road, the inland river scenery of Yangzhou, is the home of Huang Zhiyun, the salt general of Lianghuai in the 23rd year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1818).
It is a classic representative of private gardens in Yangzhou during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
In 1998, it was announced as a "National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit" by the State Council. It is also known as the Four Famous Gardens in China along with the Summer Palace in Beijing, the Summer Resort in Chengde and the Humble Administrator's Garden in Suzhou.
The owner of the garden, Huang Zhiyun, has been a merchant in Huaihe and Huaihe for more than 50 years and has accumulated a fortune of tens of millions.
The whole garden covers an area of ??2.3 hectares. The overall layout adopts the traditional form of a classical garden with a front house and a back garden. The garden is mainly made of bamboo and stone.
The purpose of planting bamboo is to enrich the varieties, and the thousands of bamboo poles in various postures are a grand sight.
The stacked stones are characterized by the use of stones to divide the peaks, creating a unique Four Seasons Mountain, which is amazing from the north to the south and is famous far and wide.
In addition, there are three-way mansions, with Hongda's clothes and lingering lights, reflecting the luxurious home life of a generation of salt merchants.
Due to the unique setting and ingenious composition, there is a unique twists and turns, deep and fascinating realm in the open space.
The word "ge" in the name of Geyuan is the most intriguing. As we all know, whether in dictionaries or in language habits, "ge" is used as a quantifier, such as: a person, an apple.
In fact, the earliest meaning of "ge" is "a bamboo pole". The ancient book "Historical Records of Justice" has a saying that "bamboo is called a piece, and wood is called a piece".
This is not surprising, because Chinese characters are originally hieroglyphs, and doesn’t “ge” look like the shape of a bamboo leaf? Yuan Mei, a great talent and poet in the Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem: "The moon reflected in the bamboo makes up a thousand words, and the frost and high plum blossoms are full of flowers."
In addition, Huang Zhiyun himself also used "Ge Garden" as his nickname. The unity of man and garden is profound, with bamboos in the garden, stones in the garden, and people in the garden.
Divided into independent chapters, each plays a brilliant role, combined to become a grand masterpiece, one after another.
Human, bamboo and stone are integrated into one, making it difficult to distinguish the host from the guest.
It is the Jiangnan private residential garden with the most local characteristics of Yangzhou.
Now let us appreciate its enduring artistic charm.
Thousands of charming and ecological bamboos When you enter the north gate, you are greeted by thousands of poles of bamboo. Bamboo is the essence and soul of a garden. When visiting a garden, the first thing to see is bamboo.
Huang Zhiyun loved bamboo and planted thousands of bamboo poles in the garden. Even the name of the garden came from bamboo.
In fact, the cultivation of bamboo in Yangzhou has a long history. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Yao He's "Yangzhou Spring Ci" wrote that Yangzhou people "have land only for bamboo, and have no home but raise geese."
"Bamboo" has always been loved by Chinese literati, not only because of its elegant posture and jasper-like color, but more importantly because of its character of "integrity, humility, and integrity".
For example, Zhang Jiuling's "People with high integrity respect each other, and they should be humble and know the world"; Su Dongpo's "It is better to eat without meat than live without bamboo. Without meat, people will be thin, and without bamboo will make people vulgar"; Ban "Every branch and leaf of the bridge is always related to love".
In 1997, Geyuan built a "variety bamboo viewing area" in the north of the Four Seasons Rockery, gradually restoring the original historical appearance of "hundreds of varieties and thousands of poles" of bamboo.
Currently it is the best place to appreciate bamboo in Yangzhou City.
It covers a total area of ??12,000 square meters, with more than 60 species of bamboo and nearly 20,000 bamboo poles.
Set up areas such as Tushan Bamboo Forest, variety viewing, pavilions reflecting the blue water, and a beautiful place for bamboo west.
Viewing bamboo in Geyuan is not only a pleasing aesthetic enjoyment, but also a profound and interesting knowledge.
Bamboo is neither a herb nor a woody plant. It forms a special group of its own in the plant world.
In plant taxonomy, bamboo belongs to the subfamily Bambusaceae of the Gramineae family. According to records, there are about 50 genera and more than 1,300 species of bamboo plants in the world.
There are more than 30 genera and more than 500 species of bamboo naturally distributed in my country.
It is divided into two categories: clustered and scattered. Yangzhou is located in the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers, which is suitable for scattered bamboo species and a few cold-resistant clustered varieties.
There are more than 60 species in the park, which can be divided into two types: stem viewing and leaf viewing.
In the category of stalk observation, there is also a distinction between shape and color.
For example, tortoiseshell bamboo, square bamboo, snail bamboo; Buddha belly bamboo, Luohan bamboo, spicy leek bamboo, high knot bamboo, etc. are unusual for admiring their stalk shapes; and purple bamboo, yellow-skinned bamboo , Huangcao Gangzhu, Xiaoqinsi Bamboo, Golden Jasper Bamboo, Golden Inlaid Polygonatum, Moso Bamboo, Jin Ming Bamboo, Huang Pi Wu Bamboo, Flower Stalk Bamboo, Spotted Bamboo, Tea Stalk Bamboo, Purple Pu Tou Dianthus, etc. It’s about admiring the color of the stalks.
Among the foliage categories, there are wide-leaved Ruo bamboo, narrow-leafed Daming bamboo, Feibai bamboo, floor bamboo, and yellow-striped diamond bamboo with stripes of various colors on the leaves.
In addition, scattered varieties such as Yan bamboo, bud bamboo, bitter bamboo, red bamboo, Tang bamboo, Emoso bamboo, flat bamboo, and spotted bitter bamboo can also be found in the garden.
Tortoise-shell bamboo is the most peculiar bamboo in the garden. It is a mutant species of Nanzhu. It is a naturally growing mutant bamboo, so it is extremely rare and can hardly be seen in thousands of acres of bamboo forests.
It is a rare ornamental bamboo species.
The segments of tortoise-shell bamboo are like tortoise shells and dragon scales, concave and convex, regular, hard and rough. Compared with other beautiful and handsome bamboos, they are less soft and elegant, and more strong and perseverant.
The internodes at the base of the stalk are continuously irregularly shortened and swollen, and are obliquely continuous like a tortoise shell.
It symbolizes health and longevity, and blessings like the East Sea.
Ci Xiao Bamboo This variety is called Xiao Shun Bamboo, also called Ci Xiao Bamboo. It is a bamboo species that grows in clusters. The shoot season is in summer, and the new shoots are close to the old bamboos, as if following the ancient adage "Parents are here, don't travel far away."
The old bamboo carefully protects and supports Hsinchu from wind and rain, and grows safely.
As Banqiao said, "Hsinchu is higher than old bamboo branches, and it all relies on the support of old poles.
"Due to the climate, there are few bamboo clusters in the garden. There are only filial bamboo, Phoenix tail bamboo and Xiaoqinsi bamboo.
Among all the bamboos, the mottled bamboo is the most common. The most legendary and sad thing is the mottled bamboo
Because it is closely connected with a beautiful and moving tragic story in our national legend
The green bamboo stalk. There are purple spots on it, like tear stains.
According to the "Natural History" of Zhang Hua, a naturalist of the Jin Dynasty, Yao, the first emperor in Chinese history, had two daughters, one named Ehuang and the other. One was named Nvying, and the two sisters married Emperor Shun, who succeeded him to the throne, as concubines at the same time.
After Emperor Shun died, the two sisters, who had lost their husbands, cried day and night, and their tears turned into blood, which was sprinkled on the bamboo. From then on, the bamboo that grew out was covered with spots.
People called it mottled bamboo.
Later, when Ehuang and Nüying had dried up their tears, they threw themselves into the Xiangjiang River and committed suicide. As the goddess of Xiangshui, mottled bamboo is also called Xiangfei bamboo.
Mottled bamboo is a famous ornamental bamboo.
In fact, from a biological point of view, the pattern of mottled bamboo should be caused by fungi corroding young bamboo.
However, people are still more willing to believe that it is dyed with teardrops...
Baosheng Temple is located in the south of Acheng District, adjacent to Jinshangjing History Museum and Wanyan. Aguda Mausoleum and Jin Shangjing Site
A Jin Dynasty stone inscription commemorating the monk was found in Acheng, "The Inscription on the Pagoda of Master Baoyan Recorded by a Monk in the Front Office of Baosheng Temple in Shangjing" recorded in detail this stone inscription. The life of the Buddhist master who governed Baosheng Temple and the relevant situation of Baosheng Temple
The history of the past thousand years has long annihilated the historical buildings of the Jin Dynasty. All the Zen rooms and main halls now are of recent times. It was rebuilt in the past few years. In the Jin Dynasty, Buddhism in present-day Acheng County was very prosperous, and it was divided into Tiantai Sect, Yunmen Sect and Caodong Sect.
The larger temples include Baosheng Temple, Guanglin Temple and Xingyuan Temple. Temple, Xingwang Temple, etc.
In the third year of Tiande (1151), the performance of Dahuayan Sutra in Xingwang Temple attracted more than 200 believers. By the first year of Zhenglong (1156), the number of believers in Baosheng Temple had reached 300.
There is no test in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties
From the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, there was a Buddhist church in Guangji Gate (now Dongguan Street), and there was a Tiantai Sect. There are 147 believers (52 men and 95 women).
Every Sunday, believers gather at the site to recite scriptures.
There is a Ci'en Temple outside Guangji Gate. There is one abbot and three monks from the Yunmen Sect; there is one Huguo Temple with one abbot and three monks from the Caodong Sect.
In Gongfu City in the city, there is one Baolin Temple with one abbot. , 2 monks
In the second year of the pseudo-Kant (1935), there were 1,681 Buddhist believers in the county.
In the fifth year of the pseudo-Kant (1938), 1 Fahua Temple was built in the city. There is one abbot and 20 nuns.
In addition to the county town, there are several Buddhist temples in mountainous areas and towns. Their religious activities and influence are similar to those in the city. After the September 3rd Movement in 19^5, the temples were renovated. After using it, most monks and nuns returned to secular life one after another.
Acheng Cultural Relics (stele tablets)----The monks in charge of the former administration of Baosheng Temple in Shangjing recorded the inscription on the pagoda of Master Baoyan (Heilongjiang Province) in the first year of Xuantong (1909) in the North City of the Huining Prefecture site in Shangjing It was unearthed more than half a mile to the northwest (commonly known as the temple platform).
According to historical documents: "The original stone pagoda here was built in the 28th year of Dading in the Jin Dynasty. It was connected to Jingbaosheng Temple. It was the tomb pagoda of Master Baoyan in charge of the Neidu Monk Lu. The pagoda is 4 Zhang, square hexagonal, with sixteen floors, the upper floor has exquisite hexagons, and the lower floor has lions and lotus flowers. Each floor is about two or three feet high. The middle floor has six sides with inscriptions carved on it, with 7 lines of inscriptions on each side and 20 characters in each line. The article was written by Pan Ming, an old man in the west hall of Guanglin Temple, who was a disciple of the disciple Xuan Mi Dade Lecturer on the Sutra, and the whole class was waiting for Qinghe to pick up the copy. However, the pagoda has collapsed, the writing on the pagoda is unclear and incomplete, and most of the stones were transported away by the natives."
Only the stone inscription on the middle layer of the stone pagoda remains. It is 92 cm high, thin at the top and thick at the bottom. It is hexagonal in shape with a bottom width of 62 cm and a top width of 56 cm. There are stone eaves carved on top and bottom.
The inscription on the pagoda is now collected in the Heilongjiang Provincial Museum.
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