During the National Day, in order to celebrate the establishment of the Drum And music club, deyun society came to a "Deyun Tianjin busy overtime, National Day audience seven days of music". Zhang Yunlei and his disciple Tao Yang opened the drum every day and sang the iron drum "High Brightness Catch water" for the first time. When Yu Yin went around the beam, he immediately opened the road of learning, searched for the story of gaoliang catching water, and suddenly felt that it was so close to Xizhimen, and the gaoliang bridge should not be next to me? But why didn't I see any bridge along the river?
It is said that when I went to school in Beijing at the beginning of the year, I went out of the school gate every day to the east, and the most familiar thing was the road of Sorghum Bridge Xiejie Street. If you go out of the west gate, it is the north of the big willow tree. It is said that this is the place where Gao Liang rushed the water to catch up with the Dragon Mother, but the north of the Xizhimen Bridge did not see the Gao Liang Bridge.
On this day, when I had nothing to do in the supermarket, I decided to find out where the sorghum bridge went. The kung fu paid off, and sure enough, the sorghum bridge was hidden in the middle of the two roads. It turned out that over the years, the Sorghum Bridge had always been around, but it had never been seen.
The back of the stone stele on the left side records: Sorghum Bridge, originally called Gaoliang Bridge, legend gaoliang rushed water to this place, hence the name, Sorghum Bridge is the ming and qing dynasties in the city to the western suburbs of the road, is the city and the countryside of the watershed, across the bridge is a pastoral cottage.
The stone stele on the right records that the Sorghum Bridge was built in 29 Yuan and was presided over by Guo Shoujing, a water conservancy expert in the Yuan Dynasty. Sorghum Bridge is a famous bridge in the history of the western suburbs of Beijing. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, there were many ancient temples around Gaoliang Bridge, and the liquor stores and tea houses were full of tourists, which was a beautiful scene for the western suburbs of Beijing.
Nowadays, the Gaoliang Bridge has been protected and no longer passed, becoming a place for a group of Beijing masters to walk their birds.
Since it has such a relationship with this sorghum bridge, I have to learn everything in this "Bright Catching Water". Cheer me on, Lei Lei.
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