What are the tourist attractions in Wuxi? Wuxi travel guide 20 17

At about this time, the azaleas are almost in full bloom. It's time to visit Wuxi. Even if you don't go to Wuxi to see those flowers, you can have other reasons, such as Huishan Temple, Chicken Farm Garden and China Rhododendron Garden, which are all suitable for going.

If Jiangnan is compared to a collection of poems, Wuxi is undoubtedly a very beautiful one. This outstanding small town in the south of the Yangtze River hides countless history and stories, beauty and sadness. Since ancient times, countless literati and emperors have been fascinated by it.

Huishan Temple is in the spring of March, and Wuxi is immersed in a colorful spring scenery. Early in the morning, we came to Huishan ancient town. At this time, the ancient town is already crowded with tourists, and the whole old street is very lively.

Walking into the scenic spot from Hengjie, the sun shines through the tall and lush ancient trees on both sides of the street, and the old street presents mottled light and shadow. There are rows of antique houses and shops on both sides of the street, and ancient stone tablets and archways witness the Millennium of the ancient town.

Our trip started in Xi Hui Park. When I entered the park, I looked up and saw Huishan Temple, a thousand-year-old temple.

Huishan Temple is one of the oldest historical sites in Huishan ancient town. Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote a poem: Four hundred and eighty halls in the southern dynasties, with many towers and misty rain. During the Southern Dynasties, due to the prosperity of Buddhism, many emperors advocated Buddhism and built stupas. This Huishan Temple was born in that distant era.

Strolling through the park is picturesque and full of spring. We passed the Gu Hua Mountain Gate, the King Kong Hall, the Golden Lotus Bridge built in the Song Dynasty, and also saw the Imperial Monument Pavilion. In the pavilion stands the imperial tablet of Emperor Qianlong, carved with exquisite Yunlong patterns and Qianlong poems.

Qianlong visited Jiangnan several times and had a special liking for Huishan Temple. I think at that time, the country was in its heyday. Facing the beautiful scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, the "old man in Shiquan" naturally took pride in the spring breeze and left many excellent works.

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Huishan Temple is the most beautiful and the hall of heroes in the depths of this temple. Inside the temple, an ancient ginkgo tree over 600 years old provides shade for the whole temple. Full of green, Xia Zhishi in spring. In autumn, the ground is golden. A legendary turquoise bed lies quietly in the ancient Panasonic.

In the Hall of the Great Hero, monks are concentrating on chanting Buddha. At this moment, Buddhist monks, towering ancient trees and repeated Buddhist incense all make this quiet little temple full of Zen and spirituality.

A temple is full of history and stories of past dynasties. Walking in the temple seems to go back in time, and those characters and stories are constantly reappearing in front of us. So I was deeply impressed by the outstanding people in Wuxi.

Through secluded paths and deep courtyards, we came to the famous "Second Spring in the World". I saw a deep well in an ancient pavilion, which is the water of Er Quan. The wall of the pavilion is embedded with "The Second Spring in the World" inscribed by Zhao Meng, a calligrapher in Yuan Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, Lu Yu, a famous spring in Cha Sheng, tasted famous tea all over the world, and thought that "Kangwangquan in Lushan Mountain was the first, and Shiquan in Huishan Mountain was the second". Since then, Huishan Spring has enjoyed the reputation of "the second spring in the world".

As a result, tea spring culture has become a pearl in Huishan culture. During the tour, the staff of the scenic spot also performed a tea ceremony. Several women dressed in ancient costumes are burning incense, playing the piano and making tea in Huishan. This ancient tea culture, like the spring water in Er Quan, has been trickling for thousands of years.

Tired of walking, we had tea and snacks under an old tree next to the meditation room. The aroma of Huishan cake and the fragrance of tea are mixed together, and the aftertaste is endless. At this time, the breeze is blowing, the bell is ringing, and it is really pleasant to have a sip of tea.

And our state of mind at this time, the great poet Su Shi felt it more than 900 years ago. At that time, he was an official in Jiangnan and had a special liking for Huishan. He came to climb mountains for tea many times, and once wrote a poem: He came to try to be the best Er Quan in the world, and there was a small group of moons in the sky.

Strolling through Huishan Temple seems to have started a journey through time and space for thousands of years. From the Southern Dynasties to the Tang Dynasty, from the Song and Yuan Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, countless people dreamed of it and lingered.

When it comes to going to Jiangnan, it is necessary to talk about the two emperors, Qianlong and Kangxi. In this water town in the south of the Yangtze River, the two imperial capitals, Kang and Gan, highly praised Huishan ancient town, and stopped here several times during their six southern tours respectively. The two emperors also personally inscribed the plaques of "Mountain Lights" and "Jade and Gold Ancestors". Qianlong even praised Jichang Garden, and even copied a garden based on it in the Summer Palace in Beijing, bringing the elegant charm of Jiangnan Garden to the north.

Walking into Xi Hui Scenic Area, in a short time, I came to the gate of Jichang Garden. The gate is not conspicuous, but when you walk in, it is another world: exquisite water management, superb stacked stones, washed buildings, exquisite stone corridors and the most exquisite but ingenious "borrowing scenery"-that is, using the spatial perspective to "borrow" the scenery outside the garden into the garden.

Walking through the garden, you can see the distant mountains and ancient temples outside the garden from many angles, which greatly expands the area of the garden visually. Because the scenery everywhere is patchwork and multidimensional, even if there are more tourists, it seems to be hidden in all parts of the garden. It's not crowded here, and there are natural, harmonious and smart mountains everywhere. Wandering among them, I can't help but admire the beauty of the garden and the wisdom of the ancients in gardening.

Strolling in Jichang Garden, the sun shines through the Woods and scatters pieces of light and shadow in the garden. The bells of distant mountains echoed in my ears. Strange rocks, Woods, stone bridges and terraces set each other off. A burst of birdsong brings more agility and vitality. The spring breeze blew and several leaves on the lake were blown away. In the water, all kinds of goldfish are swimming, and some of them are still very fat. I don't know if they are spiritual when they live here all the year round.

The staff in the scenic spot wore ancient costumes and accompanied us to the garden to enjoy the scenery. At this moment, everything seems to be the same as thousands of years ago. This beautiful woman dressed in Hanfu walks in the garden as if dreaming in the garden, if she travels through time and space. For an instant, I couldn't help being in a trance, whether we returned to ancient times or whether the ancients came to the present.

China Rhododendron Garden walked out of Jichang Garden and returned to Guzhen Old Street. It's only a short walk to Xi Hui Park, where the China Rhododendron Park hides another magical world.

Rhododendron is the city flower of Wuxi. Wang Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote such a poem: A thousand valleys are hard to fill, and a thousand peaks are full of cuckoos. I didn't know until I came to Huishan that there were so many colors and kinds of azaleas. Thousands of azaleas have created a colorful world. If spring is a palette, then this beautiful cuckoo is undoubtedly the most beautiful pigment among them.

Out of the garden, stroll to the Xiahetang in the ancient town. The ancient trees on both sides of the river are towering, sprinkling a shade of green. On the river, an ancient stone bridge connects the upper and lower ponds, and a boat is quietly moored in the water. Many Wuxi people chat and drink tea by the river, which is full of leisure.

This leading river is not far away, connecting the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. Standing on the stone bridge, I imagined the grand scene when Qianlong and Kangxi arrived at Huishan by boat. Today, it takes only five hours from Saibei to Jiangnan. Gorgeous dragon boats have long been replaced by fast high-speed trains. A hundred years of light and shadow, surging, changed the world. And this Jiangnan seems to be a dream that has lasted for thousands of years. Here, there are eternal memories and feelings of China people.