Thirteen of the Eighteen Scenes in the New Western Jin Dynasty —— Sour Mountain Nostalgia

Nostalgia for Garlic Mountain is the theme landscape of the newly-built Garlic Mountain Garden in Xijindu. Garlic Mountain Garden was built in 2004. In order to commemorate the name of "Suanshan", Suantian Pavilion was built at the top of garlic hill and Jingjiang Pavilion was built under garlic hill. The two pavilions on the mountain and below set each other off, offering sacrifices to the heroes of the Three Kingdoms and reading the story of Zhenjiang, the favorite princess of the Tang Dynasty. This scene adds a lot of color to Xijindu.

Eighteen scenes and thirteen scenes in the New Western Jin Dynasty? Garlic Mountain Garden (1)

From the ancient battery mountain, (2)

Sometimes heroes gather here. ③

Yu Liang * * * seeks the plan of Cao Wei,

Qiu Niang caressed Li alone. ④

Plum shochu is a poor product.

Golden string songs lament. ⑤

There are many things in the misty rain pavilion.

This river has been strong until now. ⑥

Precautions:

? Note 1: Inscription: Love Garlic Mountain is the theme landscape of the newly-built Garlic Mountain Garden in Xijindu. Garlic Mountain Garden was built in 2004. In order to commemorate the name of "Suanshan", Suantian Pavilion was built at the top of garlic hill and Jingjiang Pavilion was built under garlic hill. The two pavilions on the mountain and below set each other off, offering sacrifices to the heroes of the Three Kingdoms and reading the story of Zhenjiang, the favorite princess of the Tang Dynasty. This scene adds a lot of color to Xijindu.

Note 2: Garlic Ridge, namely Garlic Mountain. Now it refers to a small mountain peak along the Yangtze River in the Western Jin Dynasty. It is believed that during the Three Kingdoms period, Sun and Liu formed an alliance to destroy Cao Cao's water army, and Zhuge Liang and Zhou Yu set fire to Chibi in this mountain, so Suantou Mountain is also called Shenshan. Tang Lu Guimeng has a poem "Counting Mountains";

"Cangshan surrounded by water and solid protection, when the tree was deeply rooted. Zhou Lang's plan is clear and clear, and Cao Shi's ship is gray in the daytime. "

? Note 3: Qiu Niang, namely Du Qiuniang, was originally named Du Qiu (791-835? ), later named "Du Qiuniang", was born in Guzhou (now Zhenjiang) in the Middle Tang Dynasty. Legend has it that she is a singer of Jinling Du Restaurant, and she is good at dancing with long sleeves. At the age of fifteen, she wrote "synopsis of the golden chamber" and was later included in "300 Tang poems":

"Advise you not to cherish golden clothes, and advise you to cherish youth. Flowers can be folded straight, don't wait until there are no flowers. "

Because she is as beautiful as flowers and can sing and dance, Li Kunna is Runzhou's concubine. After Tang Dezong's death, the rebellion in Kun Li was defeated, and Du Qiuniang entered the palace as a slave, which was favored by Xianzong and made him Qiu Fei. After Xian Zong's death, he succeeded to the throne, and Du Qiuniang was made a prince. Because he failed to help Li Judi, cut his membership for the people and sent him back to his hometown, the evening scene was lonely. Tu Mu visited and wrote a long poem "Du Qiuniang". The first four sentences are: "Jingjiang is clear, and the girl is as white as fat. During this period, Du Qiu did not work hard. " Because there is a pool around the mountain on the east side of Suanshan Garden, Jingjiang Pavilion was built near the water. There is a statue of Du Qiuniang, the daughter of Jingjiang, in front of the pavilion garden as a memorial. Zhu Shuting's name is Jingjiang Pavilion, and Dai Shulun's poem couplet "Great River Across Wan Li, Ancient Crossing Millennium" South Column; On the north side, Liu Cheng wrote a couplet: "Tang people are naive and talented, Jingjiang people have not seen each other for thousands of years."

? Note 4: Mu Fu, from Du Mu's poem "Du Qiuniang", means to educate an old woman who is raising aristocratic children. Here refers to Qiu Niang; Wang Fu, Zhangwangfu. See also supra note 3.

Note 5: Cragginess means that the cliff of the mountain is as fierce as wine, which is a metaphor for calculating the risk of fire attack; Oh, chanting means reciting Lu Guimeng's "Counting Mountains" and Qiu Niang's "Golden Dress" over and over again, and enjoying the joy of two pavilions.

Note 6: Han and Tang Dynasties, Han refers to the later Han Dynasty, and Tang refers to the middle Tang Dynasty. Here, the stories of heroic beauties in the post-Han Three Kingdoms period and the mid-Tang Dynasty are all gathered in Suanshan Garden.