Writing essay on Shantang Street in Suzhou

1. Composition of Shantang Street

I have watched Shantang since I was a child, and then, I grew up.

When Bai Juyi was the governor of Suzhou, he left behind the sentence "When the sun rises, the flowers on the river are as red as the fire, and when spring comes, the river is as green as blue. How can we not remember Jiangnan?" He also left behind the Qili Mountain Pond.

In my memory.

Shantang Street has no outstanding colors or rich flavor.

Some are just white walls, blue bricks and black tiles; some are just quiet, leisurely and calm. Shantang Street, pillowing the Shantang River, leads from Duseng Bridge to the foot of Huqiu Pagoda; on both sides of the street, there have always been only people living.

During the Chinese New Year, everyone came out to set off firecrackers in high spirits. Soaring high into the sky, it split into two pieces and landed on the roof and window lattice of the neighbor's house. A thousand sparks flashed and jumped in all directions. Adults would always hold back the curious children for fear that the sparks would splash on them and burn their newly made cotton-padded jackets. After the small firecrackers burned out, they fell into the gaps in the stone pavement. The cyan color was mixed with festive red, which was particularly dazzling.

It is extremely quiet during the plum rain. You can only hear the sound of rainwater flowing down the eaves and slapping the bluestone slabs. After a few days passed, the tiles were completely wet and turned from gray to gray-black. The dirt on the eaves of the beams was washed away, and some people used lead buckets to collect rainwater under the eaves. The water was so clean that you could drink it. Also, they were walking through the streets wearing raincoats and taking taxis. People who come back from work are all wet, but they look happy to be home.

In the hot summer days, everyone will bring out a bamboo lounge chair with a rattan backrest, sit facing the street, shake a cattail leaf fan, make a cup of green tea and talk about the classics of mountains and seas, or fish out the watermelon wrapped in a net bag and soaked in the river. , cut into small pieces and put them in the basin to cool in the wind overnight.

The mountain pond in autumn and winter gradually becomes lonely, leaving only the two rows of street lamps with "shantang" engraved on them standing alone, dim and low. The lights at home will be turned on early, and the aroma of food will come out of the cracked door. The old man walking from the street to the other end of the street reminded everyone to pay attention to fire and theft prevention. The night is not yet deep, but the lights in every house have been dimmed.

Later, later.

The taste of life has faded away on this side of the street. The briquette shop is gone, the cloth shop has been relocated, and the grain shop is also hard to find.

Shantang Street began to be renovated, and many things seemed to disappear in an instant.

After the renovation, Shantang has changed a lot. Perhaps, that is the so-called vitality contained in antiquity.

Caizhizhai, Huang Tianyuan, Luyang Wonton Shop; Wufangzhai, Songhelou, Zhang Xiaoquan Scissors.

There are also the Seven Gentlemen Monument, Guild Hall, and folk performances.

A few of us once looked at the other end of the Shantang River through the carved wooden windows in the teahouse, watching the flower boats and tourists passing by, and listening to the soft Suzhou Pingtan in our ears. Across the river, there's something more modern, gelato, or a bar.

I like to stand on Xinmin Bridge and look south, seeing the semicircular arch connected to the reflection in the water, which means perfection.

Today we walked around Changmen. The tower at night is beautiful, illuminated by lights. Looking at the mountain pond from the suspension bridge, the night scenery is so beautiful that Qinhuai is far beyond it. What's more, there are no flowers in Qinhuai, but there are pingtans around the bridge in the mountain pond. Looking at the mountain pond again at Xinmin Bridge, I am afraid that words will ruin the artistic conception, but it is better to see it with your own eyes. 2. Shantang Street Composition

I have heard about Shantang Street for a long time. Yesterday, it was sunny and sunny, and the autumn air was crisp. I finally came to this ancient street in the city center.

Du Xunhe, a poet of the late Tang Dynasty, once said in a poem: "When I see you in Suzhou, everyone is sleeping on the river. There is little idle land in the ancient palaces, but there are many small bridges in the waterports." Among the many streets and alleys in Suzhou, there are many places of interest Shantang Street is known as "the most famous street in Suzhou". The moment you entered Shantang Street, you were still dazzled by the ancient streets and alleys. Shantang Street was built in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,100 years. The streets are in a pattern of water and land running parallel to each other, with rivers and streets adjacent to each other. The buildings are exquisite, elegant and sparse. There are many shops and guild halls on the streets, recreating the style of Shantang Street. The street is prosperous. There is a folk song: "There is heaven above, and there are Suzhou and Hangzhou below. Hangzhou has the West Lake, and Suzhou has Shantang. Two good places, infinite scenery." This is a vivid portrayal of Shantang Street.

Suzhou is a water town with many rivers and bridges, and Shantang Street is the most typical example of Suzhou’s streets and alleys. In the middle is the Shantang River, and Shantang Street is close to the north side of the river, connected to the streets on the other side through stone bridges. There are many shops and houses on Shantang Street. Most of the houses here have front doors along the street and back doors facing the river. Some of them have special crossings built with vermilion balconies and willow catkins singing.

Walking on Shantang Street, you feel like you are among the merchants of the past. There are a dazzling array of cultural centers, handicraft shops, and time-honored snack bars on the street. No matter what kind of visitor you are, you can find yourself here. Interested, and I just have a soft spot for eating. While walking and watching, I also ate along the way. The century-old osmanthus adzuki bean sugar porridge, crispy spring rolls, and secret fried colorful stinky tofu attracted people to queue up to buy. The sweet dipping sauce still has the characteristics of Sioux City. A fried pancake shop at the entrance of Shantang Street also attracted my attention. The yellow flag signboard seemed to be that of an ancient inn. The shop was small but unique. I ordered pan-fried pancakes and the golden food was so tempting.

It feels similar to the one in Wuxi. The long-coveted crab apple cake and the moderately soft and glutinous osmanthus candy are all found here. It seems that Shantang Street is also a food street!

Slowly walking back to the street entrance, while still immersed in the simplicity of the mountain pond, I looked up and saw the tall buildings not far away, which contrasted with the ancient street. It seems that history and modernity are intertwined here, and it has a unique flavor. Shantang Old Street is 360 meters long. Although it is only one-tenth of Qili Shantang, it is the essence of Shantang and is called "the epitome of old Suzhou and the window of Wu culture".

The old street has reproduced the prosperity of Shantang in the past, with numerous shops and guild halls. There are Suzhou time-honored snack bars such as Cai Zhi Zhai, Wu Fang Zhai, and Qian Sheng Yuan; there are also specialty shops such as Wu Yun Tea House, Suzhou Taohuawu Wood Carving New Year Pictures, Rosewood Carvings, Stone Carvings, and Embroidery.

The opening of the Tonggui Bridge across the Shantang River and its reflection in the water are perfectly round, which once made the architect I.M. Pei applaud him. Riding on a painted boat and listening to a piece of silk and bamboo music can really be described as "a soft oar and a ecstasy".

Tonggui Bridge Xiatang is the fashion capital of Suzhou, with a series of teahouses, bars, Western restaurants, etc. of different styles, which are bustling in the evening. The ancient mountain pond sings a song that makes people drunk and swaying in harmony with history and the times!

The Qili Mountain Pond is beautiful and long,

The flowing water lingers, the water is blue and the sky is blue.

The small pavilion Yanshui Pavilion is suitable for painting, and the old bridge Puji Bridge is high enough to be seen.

The overflowing water brings out the ancient meaning, and the music of Ruan Qin and the dew are flowing freely.

Visitors are happy to linger and look forward to returning. They chant the wind and find it easy to live in this hometown. 3. What are the famous things in Shantang Street

Shantang Street can be divided into two sections, the east and west sections. The east section starts from Changmendu Monk Bridge to Bantang Bridge. This section is mostly shops and homes. There are many shops next to each other, and the Xingqiao area in the eastern section is the most lively and prosperous. The western section of Shantang Street extends from Bantang Bridge to Huqiu Mountain. This section gradually approaches the outskirts, and the river surface is wider than the eastern section. The riverside is either lined with green trees and grass, or there are green grass, cottages, and wild boats. There are scenic spots such as Puji Bridge and Yefang Bang, as well as historical sites such as "Five People Tomb" and "Gexian Tomb". The "Five People's Tomb" is buried with five martyrs including Yan Peiwei in the late Ming Dynasty. In order to protest against Wei Zhongxian's eunuchship and Zhang Chuanshan's calligraphy

they arrested Donglin Party member Zhou Shunchang, led the citizens to riot, and finally died generously. Zhang Chuanshan (Wen Tao), a great poet and calligrapher in the Qing Dynasty, lived in Shantang Street between Qingshan Bridge and Zaizhui Bridge in his later years. Yan's residence was called "Le Tian Tian Tian Sui Neighbor House", and he would sing poems and wine with his friends Shi Yunyu, Sun Xingyan and others. On the fourth day of March in the 19th year of Jiaqing (1814), he died of illness on Shantang Street. The famous poet Wu Xiqi said in "Crying Zhang Chuanshan": "But when I want to think about the water by the bridge, I should go to Jiuyuan (where I live in Wumen to think about the bridge)." , "You can only live long if you are so shocked, why bother to rebirth?" Going west again, you will arrive at Huqiu Mountain, known as "the most scenic spot in Wuzhong", with its peaks and towers, and the mountain forest scene is even more fascinating.

4. A 500-word essay on Suzhou folk custom does not require an encyclopedia

Suzhou folk custom is a cultural phenomenon that has been established by people in social life for thousands of years. Suzhou folk custom is just like the historical picture of Suzhou for more than 2,500 years, colorful. Now Although most of the folk customs have faded out of real life, they are still endlessly memorable. In the preface of "Qing Jia Lu" there is: "...The winds are different for thousands of miles, and the customs are different for a hundred miles. Although the time sequence is the same across the world, the sea is the same. Each side has its own customs and customs, which cannot be obtained and become strong. The customs of Wu tend to become more and more new day by day, just like the description of "the multiplication of five tones and the separation of five colors". Since the production of mulberry and rice is the most important thing for the people of Wu to thrive, With the basic material foundation, people naturally pay special attention to the seasonal climate of spring, summer, autumn and winter. The beginning of spring is the signal for the beginning of the year's farming, so they followed up one after another to welcome the spring, beat the spring, show cattle, pray to the God of Mang, the God of Sheji, etc. Folk activities are used to encourage farming, do not violate farming practices, and pray for a "good harvest". In the pre-Qing Dynasty, the custom of welcoming spring was so popular that even the prefect of Suzhou personally led the magistrates of three counties (Changzhou, Yuanhe, and Wu counties) to perform spring welcoming ceremonies; The Spring Festival procession started from the Fu Yamen on Daoqian Street, passed through Hulong Street (today's Renmin Road), Northeast Street, and... today's "Yingchun Square" can be witnessed. In autumn, there is also the custom of performing social dramas and worshiping the God of Shanggu. People set up a stage in the wilderness, gather money and perform plays, and people watch, thanking the gods for their blessings, and expressing the joy of the harvest. Every year on the twelfth day of the twelfth lunar month, sericulture families will worship the Kitchen God and hold a "seed spreading" ceremony. Ritual - This is actually a simple way to disinfect and protect silkworm seeds. There are many ways to do it, almost all seasons. Suzhou's festival folk customs and their cultural connotations are also particularly rich. Generally, there are related historical origins and folklore, as well as corresponding traditions. Festival entertainment activities and seasonal snacks. For example, "Flower Lantern Festival" on the 15th day of the first lunar month, "Tiger Hill Flower Festival" on the 12th day of the lunar month, "Viewing Peonies on Three Grain Rain Days" in March, "Viewing Party on Shantang" on the Shangyuan (Qingming Festival), On April 14th, "Running the Immortals", in May, Dragon Boat Festival, "Dragon Boat Race", in June, Gansi Festival, "Appreciating Lotuses and Lotuses", in July 15th, "Huqiu Zhongyuan Temple Fair", in August, "Shantang Lantern Boat", "Shihu String" "Month", "Listening to Songs in Huqiu", "Watching the Sunrise at Yangshan Mountain" in September, "Watching the Yuan Sacrifice Meeting" in October, etc. Suzhou people have always had the custom of planting and loving flowers, and the only flower temple in Huqiu is There are two in one place. Every February 12, the birthday of the God of Flowers, Suzhou people, especially flower farmers, rush to the temple early to celebrate, offering three kinds of dried fruits, burning incense and lighting the ground into the night. Everyone carries lanterns and carries The God of Flowers parades in Huqiu and Shantang, and often has to "make trouble" until dawn before returning home happily. Folk customs are often the epitome of a local social life and a reflection of history, with a strong personality. Because of this, folk culture It also shows its strong vitality with its most personalized and civilian characteristics. Suzhou has a lot of water, and Suzhou people love to swim on the water. Suzhou’s boat dishes and snacks also developed on boats. According to legend, Wu Wang Fuchai once had a banquet with his beloved concubine Xishi in the rivers and lakes, and started the trend of boating dishes and boating. In the Tang Dynasty, after the Shantang River was excavated, it became a thousand-year-old custom to go up the mountain pond and visit Tiger Hill; Looking at the moon on the lake and relaxing on the Xujiang River, most of the cruise ships have "stoves in the stern cabin, wine, tea and delicacies for guests to order". For example, in recent years, Suzhou has become increasingly prosperous in the "Taihu Lake Boat Dish Tasting", which is a piece of Suzhou's tourism economy. "Delicacies" with unique local characteristics and historical and cultural connotations, or a new modern version of Wudi customs. The "one-day farmhouse tour" in Jiaoshang Village, Guangfu Town, Suzhou, surrounded by towering mountains and blue waves, has attracted a group of people. A group of tourists from home and abroad, with their spiritual pursuit of tranquility and purity, walked into the daily household life of Wuzhong folk and walked into the folk atmosphere of farmers growing fruits and flowers, feasting and drinking tea. This colorful Wuzhong folk custom should be developed for tourism A rich treasure of culture... 5. I want to write an essay and ask the experts to introduce which Shantang Streets we need to pass when walking from Huqiu

"1" "There is heaven above, and Suzhou and Hangzhou below." Shantang Street is the first place we travel. An attraction.

This street, known as the No. 1 street in Suzhou, starts near Changmendu Monk Bridge in the east and ends at Huqiu Wangshan Bridge in the west. Du Xunhe, a poet of the late Tang Dynasty, has a poem that says, "When you come to Gusu, everyone will be leaning on the river.

There is little free space in the ancient palace, but there are many water lanes and small bridges." It really makes people feel Ma Zhiyuan's "the west wind is thin on the ancient road" Horses", the sentiments of "small bridges and flowing water, people's homes". In Shantang Street, there is a water alley no more than eight meters wide and more than seven miles long that runs across the whole street. Therefore, Shantang Street is also called "Seven Miles of Shantang". This water alley was built to facilitate irrigation and irrigation when Bai Juyi was the governor of Suzhou. It was excavated for transportation and has a history of more than 1,100 years.

The road on Shantang Street is paved with strips of diamond. It is simple and rough, seeming to tell its thousand-year charm. Through the soles of my shoes, I can truly feel the time, space and soul. Bald words. Most of the houses face the street at the front and the water at the back. The green tiles and white walls with high corners are in line with the water. The ocher doors and windows are unique and the pavilions facing the river are simple and quiet, giving off a dignified and bright atmosphere of the Ming and Qing dynasties and Jiangnan mansions. ethereal.

The willows on both sides of the bank hang low, and boats and boats cross the small bridges. Not far away, there were stone steps facing the water. Crossing the tunnel of time and space, it seemed that I could vaguely see a woman from a certain family was dressing up her clothes on the shore and chanting with a light eyebrow, like a poem or a painting.

Shantang Street has a unique ancient style, which has accumulated thousands of years of cultural connotation. The Shantang Taohuawu woodcut New Year pictures - "Hundred Sons" and the festive woodcut New Year pictures of a hundred years of happiness and longevity, are exquisitely crafted and colorful; and the Su fans exuding antique fragrance can be seen along the street, and the characters, insects and birds are lifelike.

The most famous one is Suzhou embroidery, which not only has beautiful patterns, but also has harmonious colors, subtle and elegant like Jiangnan women. In Shantang Street, we visited the "Jiangnan Clothing Hall" and admired the best of Suzhou embroidery - the Qing Dynasty official wives' guest clothes, as well as many Qing Dynasty embroideries displayed here, each piece of embroidery collection is valuable.

Then we visited the "Yingzi Embroidery Art Museum". Hanging in the center of the exhibition hall is Mr. Chen Yifei's painting - "Xunyang Legacy". The young embroiderer Zou Yingzi used her dexterous embroidery skills to The slender fingers embroidered a piece of exquisite embroidery, the most ingenious one is "Double-sided Embroidery", the scenery on both sides is embroidered to the last detail, lifelike, and the exquisite embroidery work has reached the level of perfection. "Shanghai County Chronicles" once recorded, "The skill of Su embroidery and the painting from nature are unparalleled anywhere else." It was lamented that Su Nu's delicate and soft fingers are so intoxicating.

The works of modern embroiderers are sold overseas, and now they have become a bridge to convey culture and connect friendships. ? There is an ancient stage on Shantang Street, about seven or eight meters high, with two floors, with simple beams and columns. A set of drums and percussion instruments are placed on the upper floor, giving it a fashionable atmosphere.

On the lower floor, there are several graceful Su girls holding pipa in their arms and playing piano elegantly. Thousands of tourists, both knowledgeable and ignorant, stopped to listen and savor the melodious ancient charm.

Shantang Street will never be lonely. The words "Sakura Pavilion" and "Rose Courtyard" engraved on the locked red lacquer door are photocopies of the affairs of many brothel girls and **** young men in the past. No wonder Cao Xueqin said in "A Dream of Red Mansions" that this is "the most wealthy place in the world of mortals." ? Shantang Street is prosperous. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has been a distribution center for goods and a gathering place for merchants from the north and south. The prosperous market scene of "houses and mountains with goods, flowing clouds, shops and signboards, as bright as clouds and brocade" still exists. , there are a dazzling array of goods of all kinds, and in the water alley, you can see boats filled with goods at any time, rowing back and forth.

Approaching the mountain pond makes me feel the charm of the ancient city; approaching the mountain pond makes me feel the elegance and tranquility. The fragrance of the south floats in the mountain pond, and it always wanders in my dreams.

"Two" It was raining heavily on the Suzhou River in the early morning. Leaning on the bed, listening to the sound of rain, my mood, which was depressed by the damn report, gradually improved.

I randomly dug out some photos on my computer from my trip to Suzhou two days ago. They were on Shantang Street. The pure classical charm made people really feel like Suzhou. I have a good impression of Suzhou after all.

I spent several years in college and later worked in this city. But after living here for so many years, I rarely feel the flavor of thousand-year-old Suzhou.

There are modern buildings everywhere, and some antique buildings are even more nondescript. When you go to some gardens, most of them are highly commercialized, and the expensive tickets are just a chance to see the flowers.

In the planning of the entire city, the development of parks, new districts, Xiangcheng District, and Wuzhong District is accelerating day by day. It is like a modern industrial city, but it has the charm of Suzhou for thousands of years. To put it more seriously, Jinji Lake and Suzhou Paradise may be more famous than the four major gardens.

I remember that not long after graduation, a friend’s workplace was dedicated to restoring Shantang Street. I heard that the restoration project is completely in accordance with the original historical appearance.

I have never been interested in this kind of restoration project, or I have never believed in it. These days, most restorations are commercial.

In any business activity, repair is not pure. Think about the time when Shantang Street started from Changmen Crossing Monk Bridge in the east and ended at Wangshan Bridge in Suzhou's famous Huqiu Mountain in the west. It was about seven miles long. As the saying goes in Suzhou, "Seven miles from Shantang to Huqiu".

It has been more than 1,100 years. It can be repaired if you want to.

As long as people in modern society stop destroying things, I will be satisfied. During the May Day holiday, a friend came over and somehow wanted to visit Shantang. Maybe it was because it was open to the public for free.

It’s okay if you don’t go, but it’s really eye-catching once you go. This Shantang Street is exactly like the Suzhou I imagined.

The ancient stone bridges, gentle waterways, and all kinds of shops... it feels like you are really in ancient times. So, as if I had found a treasure, I took the camera in my hand and kept taking pictures of the scenery along the way.

The once prosperous mountain pond is now just a place for sightseeing. Repair is just a game played by modern people.

Fortunately, it is so realistic that I can remember the antiquity of Suzhou. In the ancient city that has been hidden by the modern storm, perhaps there should be more mountain ponds.

At this time, the mood began to be contradictory. Is it restoration, or simply protection? I think that time will not stop, antiquity will eventually pass away, and if it is simply protected, it will eventually disappear.

If restoration can find a reasonable balance between business and cultural protection, I think I will strongly support it! The water flows quietly, witnessing the changes of thousands of years of history. This river once reflected prosperity and simplicity, and also echoed with songs sung in the soft language of Wuzhong... No. 6. My favorite road - Shantang Street composition

As the saying goes: a golden nest or a silver nest is not as good as your own doghouse. Everyone knows this sentence. No one says good things about my family, and I am no exception.

I like my hometown because it is a place that carries my childhood. It is a place that accompanies me to grow up. It is a place full of vitality, full of happiness and full of warmth. I most I like the plain and ordinary local roads in my hometown, but there are endless beautiful local roads hidden there.

On the Riverside Road in spring, the willow trees sprouted new buds, and the peach blossoms bloomed with red smiles, pink petals, and yellow stamens. The sight of them makes people fall in love with them, and the grass also I hurriedly put on new clothes and poked my head out of the ground. The apricot blossoms also put on beautiful clothes. They were blooming, clusters, and clusters, with red pedicles, snow-white petals, and yellow stamens. They were so beautiful. The rapeseed flowers on the other side of the river are also blooming. From a distance, everything is golden and brilliant.

On the Riverside Road in summer, the leaves of the willow trees have grown lush, the peach trees have also grown small green fruits, and the grass has turned dark green. Binhe Road is lively at night, with music, neon lights and people dancing. People are walking, chatting, dancing, etc. under the banyan tree. On the fitness ground, children and the elderly are all exercising! There are many lotus flowers in the pond, pink, like Guanyin's rosette!

On the riverside road in autumn, the leaves of the willow trees turn yellow and fall off after a few days. Some leaves fall into the water, and the small fish use them as parasols and like small boats, ready to go. travel! Some leaves fell on the ground, and the little ants used them as a running ground, adding a more beautiful style to the Binhe Road. Waves of osmanthus came, and the fragrance of the osmanthus was really fragrant. I was fascinated by the fragrance of the osmanthus all the way, and the chrysanthemums also bloomed. The shapes of chrysanthemums are really all kinds of weird, including wine glass shape, curly hair shape, fist shape, bowl shape and so on.

On Binhe Road in winter, all the leaves of the willow trees have fallen, and the crowds are sparse. However, the hot pot restaurant opposite is really crowded. In the cold winter, only the plum blossoms stand proudly, and passers-by can't help but praise them. Plum blossoms represent the quality of fighting against severe cold, being proud of frost and snow, and not taking any credit.

The Binhe Road in my hometown is pleasant and beautiful all year round. I love my hometown, and I love Binhe Road in my hometown even more! 7. My favorite road - Shantang Street composition

As the saying goes: a golden nest or a silver nest is not as good as your own doghouse. Everyone knows this sentence. No one says good things about my family, and I am no exception.

I like my hometown because it is a place that carries my childhood. It is a place that accompanies me to grow up. It is a place full of vitality, full of happiness and full of warmth. I most I like the plain and ordinary roads in my hometown, but they hide endless beautiful local roads.

On the Riverside Road in spring, the willow trees sprouted new buds, and the peach blossoms bloomed with red smiles, pink petals, and yellow stamens. The sight of them makes people fall in love with them, and the grass also I hurriedly put on new clothes and poked my head out of the ground. The apricot blossoms also put on beautiful clothes. They were blooming, clusters, and clusters, with red pedicles, snow-white petals, and yellow stamens. They were so beautiful. The rapeseed flowers on the other side of the river are also blooming. From a distance, everything is golden and brilliant.

On the Riverside Road in summer, the leaves of the willow trees have grown lush, the peach trees have also grown small green fruits, and the grass has turned dark green. Binhe Road is lively at night, with music, neon lights and people dancing. People are walking, chatting, dancing, etc. under the banyan tree. On the fitness ground, children and the elderly are all exercising! There are many lotus flowers in the pond, pink, like Guanyin's rosette!

On the riverside road in autumn, the leaves of the willow trees turn yellow and fall off after a few days. Some leaves fall into the water, and the small fish use them as parasols and like small boats, ready to go. travel! Some leaves fell on the ground, and the little ants used them as a running ground, adding a more beautiful style to the Binhe Road. Waves of osmanthus came, and the fragrance of the osmanthus was really fragrant. I was fascinated by the fragrance of the osmanthus all the way, and the chrysanthemums also bloomed. The shapes of chrysanthemums are really all kinds of weird, including wine glass shape, curly hair shape, fist shape, bowl shape and so on.

On Binhe Road in winter, all the leaves of the willow trees have fallen, and the crowds are sparse. However, the hot pot restaurant opposite is really crowded. In the cold winter, only the plum blossoms stand proudly, and passers-by can't help but praise them. Plum blossoms represent the quality of fighting against severe cold, being proud of frost and snow, and not taking any credit.

The Binhe Road in my hometown is pleasant and beautiful all year round. I love my hometown, and I love Binhe Road in my hometown even more! 8. Please write 3 essays about Suzhou

Impression of Suzhou.

It has long been said that there is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below. This shows the name of Suzhou.

Mr. Yu Qiuyu said in his "White Hair Suzhou" that Suzhou is the peaceful backyard of Chinese culture. These words are really apt, and they describe Suzhou’s temperament in one sentence.

Suzhou is gentle, but not coquettish. A beautiful face with a smile swaying in the thousands of years of scenery, giving people a calm temperament. The land of Suzhou is full of poetry.

It is a blessing to have a relationship with Suzhou like Mr. Qiu Yu. "It is a pity that I will not live in Wucheng in life." How lucky and regretful I must be for this! Walking into Suzhou, you can walk along the white walls and black tiles, small bridges and flowing water, step on the stone slabs of the old streets, and walk slowly by the river. There is no purpose, but you can just quietly feel the elegance emanating from the old houses, the soil, and the air. The fragrance of books, I feel the peaceful, quiet and leisurely spiritual rhythm, and I see many wonderful names along the way, which makes my lips and teeth fragrant when I read them.

In the depths of such an alley, take Molu to enjoy this unique luxury.

It only takes you two hours to walk through such a small alley. But that's just a glimpse.

If you want to appreciate its simplicity, elegance and eternity, you will have to spend a lifetime, maybe even longer. She is Xiaojiabiyu, hiding in a boudoir but still being generous.

She is neither elaborate nor overdressed. What she has and is only pure is pure. Purity is permeated with understanding and spirituality, the kind that is like a willow passing through a lonely heartstrings but with desire. The feeling of saying goodbye is the most meaningful. Everything is so natural, calm and quiet, elegant and restrained.

The world of mortals has dreams, and if there is a dream, it will be Suzhou. If Suzhou is compared to a woman, then she must be the lover of the public.

"Found on the Internet" It is always a miserable thing to spend the New Year's Eve night on the rumbling train. to feel comforted. But during the Gregorian New Year, I felt very happy when I watched a group of people sitting in a dim sum shop on Shantang Street in Suzhou, eating heavy, fragrant and greasy ham rice dumplings.

I agreed to send New Year postcards to my colleagues. I originally wanted to send them at the small post office on Shantang Street, but that small post office has turned into a place selling propaganda posters of Chairman Mao and young revolutionary generals during the Cultural Revolution. There was a crowd of people inside, and among them sat the boss, who was tall and round-waisted, with pigtails and a sharp and shrewd appearance. Half a year ago there was a girl here with a beautiful face, and she lightly stamped the two letters I sent with a small medallion.

If you don't pay attention, you won't notice that there is a small post office here. It is on a dark and narrow stone tile floor. There is a small cabinet at the door and a stack of Jiangnan scenery brochures. There is an L-shaped wooden counter on the left side of the room. The girl is sitting on the counter with a calm expression.

On the short side of the counter are a variety of postcards, of course mostly of local scenery, as well as stamps. I leaned on the long edge of the counter and neatly wrote the address and name of the recipient, while she sat opposite and watched.

There was a bustle of pedestrians outside, but the room was always silent. It's only been half a year, and I don't know where the beautiful woman is anymore.

If I were a man, I don’t know how melancholy I would be! Even in Jiangnan, there are not many pretty and quiet girls. Shantang Street, as it is now known, is the bank of Xiatang River under Tonggui Bridge, which can be regarded as a prosperous place.

Quanzhou Guild Hall, Shaoxing Guild Hall, ancient stage, Old Antai Fire Fighting Club and Western-style cafes and bars are located next to each other. The combination of Chinese and Western styles is very unique. Follow the Shantang River and cross Guangji Road to the west, which is also Shantang Street, but the east side is for outsiders to see, while here you can live your own life down-to-earth.

But people here seem to have been moved by the feasting and feasting there, and they are gradually starting to build antique houses. Every household has its doors open and is doing some small business.

Occasionally, a house with its door closed seems a bit strange. To the east are the famous time-honored Caizhizhai, Huangtianyuan, Wufangzhai and Luyang dim sum shops, which are filled with all kinds of accents.

The Rongyang Building here is much simpler, and most of the customers are from here. Rongyanglou’s sweet-scented osmanthus sugar rice cakes come in four pieces per pound, with the store’s logo printed on them in red letters, making them look yellow, thick and sticky.

One type of lard rice cake is ham red, sprinkled with osmanthus and roses; the other yellow type is white sugar rice cake. Their main dish is rice dumplings in the morning, which cost 50 cents each; in the afternoon, they serve fried dumplings, which cost 80 cents each.

The store is divided into two halves by a long counter, and the ingredients and craftsmanship are clearly visible to the customers who are eating in the restaurant. Several female chefs were making dumplings on trays.

You can reach Tiger Hill by walking northwest. The north bank of the river is full of old sites. There is the former site of Tianhetang Pharmacy, which was founded in the 11th year of the reign of Emperor Guangxu. It was the first local pharmacy that integrated a restaurant and a store.

It is now the Tongxing Community Neighborhood Committee, with the words "Disobedience, Filial Piety, Filial Piety" hanging above the head, which is the only remnant of the old drug store's management of the store and family. Further ahead is a moxa velvet factory. I wonder if it is related to Tianhetang.

Two steps away is the Wang Family Village, which is nearly two hundred years old. It still retains its complete front and rear entrances and is home to other people. The long corridor is dark, and densely packed clothes and trousers hang under the n-shaped dome.

Gradually we reached the Ring Road. We had to climb ten or twenty stone steps from the river bank to the main road. Just below the steps, a large archway stood abruptly.

Facing the river, he looked lonely. The pattern writing on the archway has long been blurred, but it can still be seen that it is the word "Jie Xiao".

Needless to say, this is the glory and grandeur of a feudal family that was exchanged for decades of youth and tears of a woman. The archway, soaked in river water and tears, is now supported only by two large lime pillars, and the "Jie Xiao" is piled with broken bricks.

In the sunset at dusk, there is a strange bleakness. Who can remember this woman who has been praised by her parents for a long time?

In the long years of turmoil or calmness, in the prosperous or desolate time, there is only a trace of sadness that no one can understand. The sounds of the city and people not far from the archway may be the farthest away from this woman.

The sound was ordinary but also had a hint of excitement, during which people came and went peacefully.