He shared Xi'an Dingman's "Sanyang Kaiguotai Meizha Liulin Wine" quite emotional. Our last group of Fengxiang has three treasures of the East Lake Willow. It is worth noting that the old film (2014.9) new biography Oh!
At the end of September 2014, I had the honor of coming to Fengxiang, Shaanxi Province, with the "Western Literature" wind collection group.
On the way, the old face looked at Xi'an with great interest and said the three treasures of Fengxiang: East Lake Willow, Liulin Wine, and Woman's Hand."
Fengxiang has three treasures Let's talk about the East Lake Willow!
The legend of Liu Baidu information is recorded as follows:
Zuo Zongtang (1812-1885) was a famous Confucian general of the late Qing Dynasty. Zuo Gong grew up on the shores of the Xiang River and had a special preference for green trees.
The next morning, come back to the East Lake, the autumn fog is thick, the misty middle of the left male willow is vigorous and tall, and the visual vicissitudes seem to trace your thoughts back to more than a hundred years ago...
According to legend, in the second half of the nineteenth century, he led the Xiang army to the northwest desert in order to recover Xinjiang, and deeply felt that the climate was dry, lifeless, and unsatisfied with the water and soil, Zuo Gong ordered the road construction army to plant poplar trees, willow trees and sand jujube trees along the road, along the yilin area and near the city road, known as dao willow.
Its intention is that, first, to consolidate the roadbed, second, to prevent wind and sand fixation, third, to limit the feet of horses, and fourth, to benefit pedestrians to shade the shade, and to mobilize the military and the people to plant trees and afforestation wherever he goes. Later, people called the willow trees planted by Zuo Zongtang and his subordinates "Zuo Gong Liu".
Throughout the ages, the literati and inkers have been chattering about the weeping willows, and there are many natural masterpieces. In particular, the poet's feelings, or borrowing willow affection, or the willow ghost, make "willow" a major beauty in the poetry works of Chinese customs and customs.
Tang Dynasty poet He Zhizhang's "Wing Liu": Jasper is made up into a tree high, and ten thousand green silk threads hang down.
Zuo Gongliu: I don't know who cut the fine leaves, and the spring breeze in February is like scissors.
Whether it is Liu's grace or Willow's ghostly thoughts, at this time and place, the deepest impression in the field of vision is the vicissitudes of Liu more than a hundred years ago.
Finally, I would like to end this post by quoting a popular poem by the Qing Dynasty general Yang Changjun:
The general has not yet returned the edge, and Xiao Xiang's disciples are full of heavenly mountains. The newly planted willows are three thousand miles, attracting the spring wind to the jade pass.
Dongpo Lake, also known as Dongpo Lake, was built by su Dongpo in the Song Dynasty when it was fengxiang, and is located in the east of the current city. East Lake and Fengxiang have the same long history, according to legend, in the first year of King Wen of Zhou, there were phoenixes drinking water here, and the Zhou people thought that it was a sign of auspiciousness, so it was called "Drinking Fengchi".
During the Northern Song Dynasty, when the great literary scholar Su Dongpo was serving as a judge of the book in Fengxiang Province, he was particularly fond of drinking fengchi, advocating the construction and expansion of drinking fengchi, planting fine willows, planting lotus roots, and building beautiful pavilions such as Junzi Pavilion, Wanzai Pavilion, and Xiyu Pavilion.
The East Lake is only 20 or 30 steps away from the east gate of fucheng, and it was renamed east lake, which has a history of nearly a thousand years. Twenty years after Su Dongpo repaired Fengxiang East Lake, Su Dongpo built the West Lake in Hangzhou, so the East Lake and the West Lake are called sister lakes, and people say "the water of the West Lake, the willow of the East Lake".