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The origin of Xinghua Zhaoyang Lake!!!!!!!!!!!

Zhaoyang Lake has two lakes, the large and the small, connected from east to west. Yu Qin, a geographer of the Yuan Dynasty, said in "Qi Cheng·Shanchuan Zhi" that Zhaoyang Lake "circulates for eighty miles, belonging to Teng in the north and Pei in the south. All springs from the mountains converge here. The lower reaches join the Xue River and reach from Jingou In Sishui. "Xue River, also known as Xue River, originates from Baofeng Mountain in Teng County. It has two branches, east and west, flowing into Zhaoyang Lake, and then flows into Sishui in the south. It flows from Jingou to Weishan and Lumeng Lakes in the south. At that time, the north and south lakes were intermittent and not connected.

"History of the Ming Dynasty·Geography" records: "Lake Zhaoyang is located in the east Bali of Pei County." Hao Zhiyou, a famous scholar in the Qing Dynasty, also said in "Journey to Zhaoyang Lake": "Lake Zhaoyang goes to Pei County." For more than ten miles of the city, everything in the east and west was silted up by yellow water, but the bright sunshine remained alone, so it overflowed and turned into a lake. "

The above historical data shows that at least it was between the Yuan Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty (1264-1264). 1294) Zhaoyang Lake has been initially formed and consists of two small lakes connected from east to west. In the Ming Dynasty, the lake infiltrated from north to south and gradually became one. It was only a few miles away from Peicheng, and the southern end of its waters was just within Peijing. Afterwards, despite the constant changes in the ecological environment, this basic pattern of naturally formed lake areas continued until the founding of New China.

Zhaoyang Lake is a famous tourist attraction, which is determined by its unique geographical environment. Zhaoyang Hubei connects Teng and Yi counties to the north. When you board a boat and look north, you will see Mount Yi and Mount Fu, which are green and lush and winding together. The embankment in the west of the lake is two feet high and two feet wide, more than 100 miles from north to south. Hold it close to you. Outside the embankment, there is the ancient city of Huling and Peicheng, where dragons have flown through the ages, condensing thousands of years of history. To the south, Weishan Island, Huangshan Mountain and Liucheng belong to each other, leading directly to the ancient city of Xuzhou. The mountains and rivers here are suitable, and the cultural monuments are connected one after another, like an infinitely extending cultural corridor. Huang Daozhou, a great scholar of the Ming Dynasty, described it in his "Museum Dictionary", which brings people into a poetic realm: "Looking east to the Tengyi Mountains, you can see the mountains and rocks, the dangerous clouds, and the green trees blowing the sun, which are like thousands of mountain tops. Looking at Zouyu in the north, with the green couplet lingering, and the leilei and dynasty looking at it, it is Yishan. "It is really a splash-ink landscape painting with clear layers.

Zhuang Daozhou also has a wonderful description of a visit to Zhaoyang Lake: "Returning to the boat at dusk. Putting the boat in the lotus bushes, you can see the endless view. The pavilions and pavilions are like raccoons emerging from the grass, and the beauty is bright and beautiful; The Yanyan is like a bride who is married, tired and forgets to get up; and the wind blows and the hero falls, and it is like Heng'e who is separated from her body, connected to Taixu's house, and to Yuanming's palace..." The metaphor is wonderful and makes people daydream endlessly. "The fragrant breeze comes slowly, blowing against your face. How can you take pleasure in it? How can you be like Guan Hanqing, Luo Guanzhong, Li Li and Weng Weng? Or it is like the Buddha who imitated them. They cooked cheese with them, put them in the wine cabin, wrote poems and discussed the ancients, and talked about Kumarajiva. It is said that doing nothing is a great pleasure in life." Inviting colleagues to discuss ancient and modern times, it really has Ouyang Xiu's "drunk man's meaning". Reading the wonderful words is like entering a wonderful land, like understanding life. Visitors are among the mountains and rivers, and they are overwhelmed by the physics of heaven and earth. The nature is transcendent and outside, and they feel happy and reluctant to go home.

During the Chongzhen period of the Huangdao Zhou Dynasty, he served as the Minister of Rites. He was upright and upright, not afraid of life and death, and ridiculed the emperor in the court. He was imprisoned by Xicao for the "Three Gentlemen Case" and was later demoted and exiled to the army. This article was written when he was demoted and returned to Fujian Province. The faint cry of injustice in its gorgeous imagery reveals his true state of mind at that time.