What part of our country does' old vines faint crows, small bridges flowing water people' refer to?

This ancient poem refers to the south of our country, because the south of our country is a place rich in water resources, and it can be said that there are many lakes. Therefore, we often see some beautiful pictures, which are really said in ancient poems: a small bridge flows by people, and a stream flows through the door, which is a very common phenomenon in southern China. It is precisely because of the description of this ancient poem that we have a simple and intuitive impression of the southern region. At the same time, this ancient poem also shows the poet's yearning for his hometown. As a wandering wanderer, I highlighted my loneliness and loneliness at that time.

When we were young, we often heard such an ancient poem, that is? Dead vines, old trees, faint crows, small bridges and flowing water? This ancient poem is Ma Zhiyuan's Tianjingsha Qiu Si. It is precisely because of the description of the poet at that time that this ancient poem can be preserved in today's society. The whole poem also gives people a very lonely feeling. From this poem, we can draw a kind of artistic conception, that is, in a dark and lonely evening, rows of geese float in the air, while people at this time are holding his thin horse and walking slowly on the road. Against the backdrop of the dusk atmosphere in the evening, the poet's back is basked in a little bit. From this background, we can also see the poet's loneliness and yearning for his family.

As for why I say this ancient poem, it describes the southern part of China. In fact, the reason is very simple, because it is a common phenomenon from the six words of withered vine and old tree, which can be seen everywhere in China, so we can't judge the specific place only by this sentence. Therefore, judging from the following sentence, judging from the word "small bridge flowing water", this place should be located in some water resources comparison. It can't be the northwest of China, because these places can be described as yellow sand strolling and water resources are very scarce.

So to sum up, people with small bridges and flowing water are most likely to describe the water-rich areas in southern China. Because these areas are rich in water resources, a large number of villages have gathered, and people have settled and multiplied here, forming the traditional farming economy in ancient China.