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Ming Shen submerged in the poem of the eight-sided mountain north of Cixi City

author:Song Shixiong essay

Into the verse chapter North Valley in the poem

On both sides of the strait, Fantine Faith, the locust shade reclines on the third branch. The rain floating stream rises and the rain is urgent, and the clouds break the mountain deep birds for late. The grass dock is caged with white walls, and the wild pond is wrapped around the road to hang green silk. Song Shan snubbed the first acquaintance, vowing not to be cold to the old knowledge.

Commentary I: About the Eight Faces Mountain

The Bamian Mountains are the northern mountain system of Cihu Lake, and before the Tang Dynasty, Kan Ze lived on the shore of Ci Lake and called Kan Feng and Kan Hu (Note: At the end of the Han Dynasty, Kan Lake was located in present-day Cihu Village, east of present-day Shiziling. Originally, the left and right streams were injected into a lake pond, so the present-day Ci Lake in the Yuan Dynasty was also known as the three places of County Hou Lake, Li Lake and Ci Lake).

In history, Bamian Mountain, also known as Bamei Mountain, Jiangshan, etc., is located in the present-day Shang'ao Village, Yanling Dun West, Shiziling East, and Jilong Mountain South. The whole mountain is famous for its shape like a rough wave, and the water under the mountain was also called ginger water and river water in ancient times.

When you climb the top of the eight-sided mountain, you can overlook the panoramic view of the present-day Cihu Village, Cihu Lake, and County Mountain in the distance; if you look at it from the southwest shore of the present-day Cihu Lake, it is like a chairback seat towering in the north and standing tall, holding the left and right and guarding the southwest of the present-day Cihu Village to the depths of this valley of Cihu Lake.

Commentary II: About Shen Submerged People

There are many well-known literati of the same name in history: for example, during the Southern Dynasty, there was a Shen Qian who left a "Moon Endowment"; Shen Qian of the Song Dynasty was a Great Confucian in Jiangnan, teaching thousands of disciples in more than 20 years; and at the end of the Qing Dynasty, there was a talented son Shen Qian who was an envoy from Shanxi.

Among them, there were also two Shen Qian in the Ming Dynasty, one was the Hongwu Jinshi officer to the Bingbu Shangshu Shen Qian in the early Ming Dynasty, and the other was the Cixi Shen Qian of the Lucha Yishi at the end of the Ming Dynasty. Personally, I believe that the author of the poem should be the Shen Qian of cixi.

Commentary III: A Brief Biography of Ashikaze

He is the author of the book "Lucha Poetry Manuscript". The masterpiece that can now be found is "Waves and Sands - Lotus":

The water petals are light, the steps are delicate, and the breeze is permeable to send incense. The deep shore willows are shady and willowy, and the green clouds stop.

The river sings the city, the water across the water Longling, Ruoye Jiao is overwhelmed. Folded flowers and branches are difficult to give, Luo Zi Xiang Ling.

Its words are very beautiful, comparing lotus to Ruoye fairy and Xiangling Luoshen, fresh and unworldly, fascinating.

Commentary IV: The Biography of Jouye

Ruoye, the ancient place name of Yue. At the beginning of the Gou Dynasty, the sword of Ruoye was famous in Wu, Yue, and Chu (the same portal before the Zhou Dynasty was known as the Kingdom of Gou Wu) and cast a total of eight Ruoye swords (later known as the Eight Swords of Yue Wang). Later Wu Wangfu sent two Ruoye swords to the time, and the land of Wu yue and the north to Huangchi (Xuzhou); after the Yue king gouge, he got three Ruoye swords, and destroyed Wu Zhibo and Yue Tu for 800 miles; the king of Chu Xuanhou got three ruoye iron swords when he was king of Chu Zhao, and destroyed the king of Wuzhao, Yue Guo.

In the present map, the name of the water of Ruoye can still be found, that is, the middle section of the present-day Yao River, which was called canal water in ancient times. Before the Qin Dynasty, the mouth of the Yao River was in the east of present-day Yuyao City; in Hanzhong, the mouth was near the present-day Daxiba in Haishu District (at the junction of Yinci); at the end of the Jin Dynasty, the mouth was at the mouth of the Sanjiangkou in present-day Ningbo City; during the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the mouth was at Zhaobao Mountain in present-day Zhenhai District.