The pinyin of Sanqu

The pinyin of Sanqu is sān qú.

Sanqu refers to present-day Qu County in Zhejiang Province. Because there are three mountains in the county, it is called. Generally refers to thoroughfares.

Source

1. Luo Yin's poem of the Tang Dynasty: "When did Xiaofu Wenbo see him, he looked south to Sanqu where he was thirsty and hungry again."

2. Song Dynasty Yang Wanli's poem "Crossing Anren City to Get the Wind and Hang the Sails": "Who knows that the road is three miles away, hang ten cattails in the east wind."

3. Song Lian's "Shu Bai Quzhou" in the Ming Dynasty: Three Quzhou Lord Shen upholds integrity and praises him as a wise man who guards Baihou.

4. Song Zengji's "Three Qu Road": The plums are yellow, the sun is clear, the creek is overflowing, and the mountains are running. The green shade does not reduce the time of arrival, and there are four or five oriole calls. Volume 4 of "Surprised at Two Moments": "In the past Song Dynasty, Sanqu guarded Song Chanzhan and wrote a letter to answer the number one scholar Liu Mengyan."

5. "Gaoliang Sima Xing" by Wu Weiye of the Qing Dynasty: "Three roads of orange pomelo and Guangzhou orange, dreaming around Jiangnan and Hainan."

6. "Guanzi·Light and Heavy Armor": "In the past, when Jie was in disgrace, women Thirty thousand people enjoy the music in Duanmen in the morning, and listen to music in Sanqu, all of whom are satisfied with the embroidered clothes."

The author of "Sanqu Daozhong" is Zeng Ji, Dynasty: Song Dynasty. The plum blossoms are yellow, the sun is clear, the creek is overflowing, and the mountains are flowing. The green shade does not slow down the journey, and the four or five oriole calls are added.

Translation: When the plums are yellow and the weather is sunny every day, I take a boat and walk along the creek until I reach the end of the creek, then change to the mountain road to continue moving forward. The green trees on the mountain road are as dense as when we came here, and there are a few happy calls of oriole in the deep forest, which makes it more interesting than when we came here.