Where is Qingquan Temple in Xishui Lanxi?

Su Shi swims in Qingquan Temple Huanxisha (qí). The temple is near Lanxi, and the stream flows westward. Under the mountain, the blue buds are short immersed in the stream, and the sand road between the pines is clean and mud-free. It rained at dusk. Who says life can't go back to adolescence? The water in front of the door can also flow west! Don't bemoan the passage of old age! Qiushui, now learning water in Hubei, is east of Huangzhou (now Huanggang, Hubei). Qingquan Temple in the water, just beside Lanxi. Lanxi water comes from Ruozhu Mountain, and there are many orchids beside the stream, hence the name: Lanxi. The statement that the stream flows west should be realistic. But "in front of the door" has its origin. 19 1 The Book of the Old Tang Dynasty records that there was an old monk in Ji Guo Temple in Tiantai Mountain who knew arithmetic. He said, "The water in front of the door flows west, and so does my apprentice." A line goes in to apply for a job, but the water in front of the door "flows west". Speaking of Qingquan Temple, we can see that there are no traces of local websites in Xishui, including travel websites. Qingquan Temple's strange water has been destroyed for a long time. It certainly exists in history, but it is hard to say when it will be destroyed. It is even more impossible to prove that the stream flows westward. As for the stream flowing west, this is not unusual. It's normal for the mountain to detour, and the stream flows around the mountain and partially flows west. But generally speaking, the water potential of the main rivers in China flows eastward into the sea, which is determined by the topography.