In Du Mu's poem "Qingming", the shepherd boy points to Xinghua Village in the distance. Where is this Xinghua Village?

Xinghua Village is located in Bingxi Town, Yushan, Shangrao City, Jiangxi Province.

Mr. Wu Xinggu believes that "Yushan County Chronicles" is official history, compiled by the government, presided over by the county magistrate, written by full-time historians, and reported to the imperial court for review and collection. So authentic and reliable. It is also recorded in the "Yushan County Chronicles of the Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty": "Xinghua Village is located in the west corner of the county. It is near the stream and there are many apricot flowers, so it is named. In the old days, there were singing halls and restaurants, and many boats were parked under it. An ancient poem said: I asked where the restaurant was, and the shepherd boy pointed to Xinghua Village. "

There used to be many apricot trees along this road, but they have been gradually stopped. Wu Xinggu said very firmly that looking at the historical materials about "Xinghua Village" from all over the country, such affirmative narratives and specific regional descriptions are unique and unique. Therefore, the "Xinghua Village" in Bingxi Town, Yushan is the apricot in Du Mu's poem. Hanamura is beyond doubt.

Extended information

"It rains heavily during the Qingming Festival. Passersby on the road are about to die. I want to ask where the restaurant is, and the shepherd boy points to Xinghua Village." This eternal song by Du Mu, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty Where exactly the Xinghua Village in "Xinghua Village" refers to has been debated for more than a thousand years. ?

Recently, Wu Xinggu, a 66-year-old retired cadre from the Yushan County Party Committee Office who graduated from Jiangxi Normal University, said that he has sufficient evidence to prove that the Xinghua Village in Du Mu’s poems is located next to the Yushan Ice Creek, and thousands of years ago Xinghua Village in Xinghua Village still retains ancient apricot trees, Xinghua Bridge, Xinghua Gate and other historic sites.

Reference material Baidu Encyclopedia-Xinghua Village