What do you mean by "Dali four wonders" respectively?

It is "wind, flowers, snow and moon", which refers to Shangguan Flower, Xiaguan Wind, Cangshan Snow and Erhai Moon in Dali.

Shangguanhua, located at the foot of Yunnong Peak in Cangshan, Dali, is a fortress formed to defend Dali since the Tang Dynasty. There is a flower tree named "Shilixiang" in Huashu Village outside Guanwai, which is said to have been planted by the immortal Lv Dongbin. Flowers are as big as lotus, with 65,438+02 petals per year and 65,438+03 petals per year. It is yellow and white, beautiful and charming. The shell of the flower is black and hard, which can be used as pearls, so it is also called pearl flower. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, there were so many tourists, especially the government dignitaries, that they had to be entertained by the local Bai people. The people couldn't stand the burden of living for free, so they cut down Shangguan's flowers. According to research, the flower of Shangguan is Manglietia, which can be seen everywhere in Dali.

Xiaguan wind, Xiaguan has strong winds all the year round, and sometimes the wind reaches more than eight. There is also a beautiful legend about the wind in Shimonoseki. According to legend, there lived a white fox on the sunset peak of Cangshan Mountain. She fell in love with a Bai scholar in Shimonoseki, so she became a character and interacted with the scholar. Their love affair was discovered by luoquan, a mage of luoquan Temple in Erhai Lake. He refused to let them be together, so he cast a spell to drive the scholar into Erhai Lake. In order to save the scholar, the fox went to the South China Sea to ask Guanyin for help. Guanyin gave her six bottles of wind and asked her to dry the Erhai Lake water with the wind in the bottle to save the scholar. When Fox Girl returned to Tiansheng Bridge in Shimonoseki with six bottles of wind, she was ambushed by Master luoquan, fell to the ground and broke five bottles of wind, so all the winds gathered on Tiansheng Bridge, so the wind in Shimonoseki was particularly strong. According to the scientific explanation, it is because the 19th peak of Cangshan Mountain is too high, which blocks the air convection on the east and west sides, and the Tianshengqiao Canyon in Shimonoseki between the sunset peak of Cangshan Mountain and Zhemo Mountain in Ailao Mountain Range is only the outlet of air convection in Shimonoseki, so the wind in Shimonoseki is particularly strong, especially in winter and spring. People walking on the street opposite Tianshengqiao Canyon can't stand it.

Cangshan snow, why the snow on Cangshan does not melt for thousands of years, there is a beautiful legend circulating among Dali people. According to legend, in ancient times, there were a group of athel lore gods who rampaged through Dali Bazi, causing "ten people to get sick and nine people to die". In order to save the suffering people, two Bai brothers and sisters returned from studying Buddhism under the guidance of Guanyin, and drove the god of plague to the top of Cangshan Mountain, where they were frozen to death by heavy snow. In order to make the plague never resurrect, my sister turned into a snow god, which bound the plague on Cangshan forever, so the snowman peak in Cangshan had a thousand years of snow. In fact, it is because Cangshan is too high above sea level and the temperature at the top of the mountain is low.

On the Moon of Erhai Lake, every year on the Mid-Autumn Festival night of the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month, Bai families living near Erhai Lake in Dali will paddle wooden boats into Erhai Lake to enjoy the golden moon reflected on the sea. The sky, clouds, moon and sea water complement each other and form a beautiful picture. The most popular story about the moon in Erhai Lake is the story of Princess Tiangong coming down to earth. Legend has it that a princess in the heavenly palace envied the happy life on earth, went down to a fishing village near Erhai Lake and married a fisherman. In order to help fishermen live a well-fed life, the princess sank her precious mirror to the bottom of the sea so that fishermen could catch more fish. Since then, Baojing has become a golden moon in Haiti, shining on generations of fishermen, so it has become the "Erhai Moon" that people watch.