Don't stay away from Yichun in order to win more games.

The first picture can be reserved after May Day, and finally a book with the label of the first picture is borrowed.

Among the books borrowed this time, I want to read Mo Yi Spring Garden first. I was attracted by the title of the book, because the name of my hometown Yichun was mentioned in the book, and I took it off the shelf without hesitation.

Don't look at the author or the publishing house, read the introduction first, until it is confirmed that it is about Yichun. Forget it, just take it home.

The author Shu Jianxun is a fellow villager near our county. Member of China Prose Society and Jiangxi Writers Association. I have been working in counties and townships in Yichun for a long time, and his works are almost all around Yichun, so I am an expert in Yichun. Under his guidance, I learned the historical and cultural stories of my hometown for the first time.

In the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu (20 1 BC), Emperor Yi of Tang Dynasty and Chen Ying were ordered to come here to build a city and rule the land. Because "there is a spring near the city, which is as beautiful as spring water and pleasant to drink", it is named Yichun. As the name implies, my hometown is really a livable city with spring-like seasons and pleasant scenery, an excellent tourist city, a national green model city and a national forest city.

The name of the first article in the book is Mo Yi Spring Garden. It turned out that this poem was written by Han Yu, a fellow traveler of Han Yu, and Wang Ya, a bachelor of Hanlin, was demoted to the secretariat of Yuanzhou. Han Yu wrote two poems to bid farewell at Chang 'an Baqiao. One of them wrote: "Huainan is sad, and I am also hurt by autumn." Don't say goodbye to old friends, it's embarrassing. Glory is different today, and the wind and rain are the same. Don't be far away from Yichun, there are many wins in Jiangshan. "

The last two sentences mean that Han Yu is telling his friends that you should not think that Yichun is far away, where there are many beautiful legends, simple folk customs and picturesque scenery. Of course, the distance from Yichun here is relative to the capital of Han Yu at that time.

Having lived in Beijing for more than ten years, my friends often ask about my hometown. I said I was in Jiangxi, and some friends would say it was far away. I don't think so. It's only 1800 km, so it's very convenient to go home. There is no concept just by looking at the numbers. It may be better to describe it this way: it takes more than two hours to get there by plane, and it takes more than ten hours to get home by train. This distance is really negligible.

Looking at the times of the ancients, except the Central Plains, which is suitable for human habitation, probably other places are wild places. Due to inconvenient transportation and poor timeliness of communication, officials were demoted or exiled to these remote areas. Now it seems that this is the biggest punishment for them. They are all punished for moving to the wilderness, staying away from the prosperity and returning to the countryside. The ups and downs of life are reflected in complacency and depression, prosperity and depression.

The hot springs in my hometown are well known. There are hot springs in ten counties and cities in the city, and the dew point 19 has been proved, forming a development pattern of "Yichun hot springs, ten springs and ten beauties". In 2009, the Mid-Autumn Festival gala of CCTV was held in Mingyue Mountain, my hometown, which is famous at home and abroad for its rich hot spring tourism industry.

I don't know if there were any hot springs in Han Yu's time, but they probably haven't been developed yet. If there are hot springs, at least those officials who have been demoted here can use them to turn over a new leaf and heal their wounds.

Whenever friends go to their hometown, I will invite them to soak in hot springs, climb Mingyue Mountain, enjoy the gift of nature and experience the beauty and innocence of life in the quiet mountains and rivers.

I won't say much about the travel guide. Interested friends can find all kinds of fine tourist routes on the travel website. Here I want to talk about the cultural pride of my hometown.

On the territory of China literature, Jiangxi literature in Song Dynasty shines brilliantly, and talented people come forth in large numbers. This is because as early as the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Jiangxi showed a state of exchange and integration with Central Plains culture and mainstream literature. Yichun has a prosperous education since ancient times and has a fine tradition of respecting teachers and attaching importance to education. In ancient Yichun, state schools and academies flourished, and the imperial examinations were famous throughout the country. In 290 of the Tang Dynasty alone, among the 77 Jinshi admitted to Jiangxi, 53 were from Yichun, accounting for more than two thirds of the province.

During this period, the only two liberal arts champions in Jiangxi, Zhao Lu and Zhong Yi, were from Yichun. Therefore, the reputation of "Jiangxi Jinshi Banyuanzhou (Yichun)" has been circulated in history. Yichun is rich in cultural heritage and has been known as "the hometown of beautiful women in the south of the Yangtze River and the country with prosperous cultural relics" since ancient times. Wang Bo, the fourth outstanding figure in the early Tang Dynasty, wrote a famous sentence in Preface to Wang Tengting: "Everything is typical of Yichun. Zhu Zeng, a Neo-Confucianist in the Song Dynasty, lamented that "I am traveling in Yichun, and I look around many strange mountains".

There are also many celebrities in my hometown. Tao Yuanming, the originator of landscape pastoral poetry in Jin Dynasty, Song, the author of Heavenly Creations in Ming Dynasty, Wu, a modern physicist, and Yang Wenjun, two-time Olympic champion, are all from Yichun.

Although I am far away from my hometown now, my parents and relatives are in my hometown and I have to go back once a year. Hometown is the reliance of the soul and the sustenance of feelings. Whenever I talk about my hometown, my heart is warm.

The plan to return to China this year is about to be put on the agenda again. The next time a passenger asks me on my way home, I can also talk to them about "being far from Yichun, mountains and rivers win many lines."