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The most famous bridge in Liushi is Hu Xiao Bridge, and the most famous water is running water. Located at the top of Shangfeng Mountain in the north of Liushi, there is a spring, which is called long flowing water because of its constant flowing water for many years. The villagers also collectively refer to this hilltop area as long flowing water.

Liu Deng Old TV Station is a good place to see the panoramic view of Liushi, while the long flowing water is an excellent place to see the whole Liushi Plain. You can clearly see the Oujiang River in the south, the continuous Zhongyandang Mountain Range in the northwest, and the East China Sea in the clear weather. In the old days, flowing water can be regarded as a famous scenic spot in Liushi. The spring outing organized by my kindergarten, the first grade of primary school went to flowing water. But only the kindergarten reached Changshui smoothly, and the primary school climbed halfway up the mountain. Because many people couldn't climb, they went down the mountain after eating in the gazebo halfway up the mountain. But now few people are interested in swimming in long running water, usually because they are too tired to climb mountains and have nothing to play.

A temple named Changqing Temple was first built on the long flowing water spring, built in Guangxu period, and its incense was flourishing. It is the most famous temple in Liushi, and the Tathagata in Mahayana Hall may be the largest Tathagata in Liushi, with a finger as high as a person's. On the left side of the temple gate is a large flat land with a stupa on it. In the past, most tour groups stopped here to have a rest and overlook the scenery below.

When it comes to flowing water, people first think of Changqing Temple or the top of this mountain, and never pay attention to this spring. Today's young people can't think that this spring was once the fountain of life in Old Liu City!

Liushi is located in the coastal area with dense river networks, but the estuary is greatly affected by tides. In order to prevent salt water from accumulating, many gates have been built in coastal areas. These water conservancy facilities play an important role in ensuring farmland irrigation and preventing land salinization, but they also make inland rivers in plain water networks stagnant and reduce the self-purification ability of water bodies. Especially in July and August every year, due to the high temperature, large surface water transpiration, and the midsummer season, the irrigation water for farmland increases, resulting in summer drought. Old Liu Shi used "the river can be used for acting" to describe the drought. Imagine that this river can be used for singing and dancing.

In the 1950s, Hong Kong suffered a drought which was rare in history. At that time, tens of thousands of people lined up for water every day, which made Hong Kong people deeply sad. But this is really nothing compared with Liushi people who carry water in running water. Now Osamu Yamaji has running water, which is great, just like climbing stairs. Even so, it takes more than an hour for a young man to walk from the foot of the mountain to running water empty-handed, and he has to stop to have a rest on the way. But can you imagine Liushi people carrying long running water in buckets on rugged mountain roads? I was really surprised and shocked when I heard this story from my father. It's almost unimaginable.

Today's Liushi has a developed economy and rich people. But this ancient and young city is short of electricity and water. Last year, it was called "Liushi, the town with the most power shortage in China" by the press, which caused a sensation. This year, it was put forward that "the drinking water difficulty in Liushi area is getting more and more serious, which must cause serious concern" (see annex for the full text). The power shortage is national, and we can only hope that the state and government can solve this problem as soon as possible. However, people in Liushi are responsible for water shortage and water pollution. People in Liushi only care about economic development, and never treat and control sewage. Industrial wastewater is directly discharged into the river in Liushi, and domestic garbage is also thrown into the river. As a result, rivers that used to have fish and shrimp are now littered with garbage, and some sections stink. Looking back on the happiness of catching shrimp and fishing by the river when I was a child, now it can only be a memory forever.

I hope everyone will work together to restore the original appearance of Liushi River, cherish the water source and cherish the mother river.

Hu Xiao bridge

The tiger howled and cowered alone, and the dragon now made its first loud noise at night. This is a couplet written on both sides of Hu Xiao Bridge in Qing Dynasty. To the west of Hu Xiao Bridge is the front street of Laoliu City, and to the east is the emerging Changhong. Now the east of the bridge is Hu Xiao Road, and the west is Tuanjie Road. Before Changhong was incorporated into the built-up area, the road name of Qiaoxi was necessary. The north of the road is called Huxiaoqiao Road, and the south is called Tuanjie Road. It's really a bit confusing. It's obviously a road, but it's changed from one side of the road to the other.

Hu Xiao Bridge was synonymous with Liushi in the past, and almost all Liushi people born in the late 1970s and early 1980s had this experience. When playing on the bridge, touch the stone lion on the bridge and take out the stone ball in the mouth of the stone lion. There is a saying that the stone ball in Shishi's mouth was not very round, but later many people wanted to take it out and gradually made people feel round. I don't know if it's true or not, but every stone lion has a round stone ball in his mouth.

Hu Xiao Bridge is a three-hole hyperbolic arch bridge with a length of 57.5 meters, a deck of 6 meters and a bridge area of 345 square meters. The navigable water level is 4.63 meters, and the normal navigable water level is 4.8 meters at the highest and 4.05 meters at the lowest. There is a stone lion every three meters on both sides. My grade one and grade two are in a primary school, and Hu Xiao Bridge is next to the school. Vendors often set up stalls on the bridge to sell snacks and small department stores such as sugar cane, light cakes and glasses, which is very lively. Very tall people often climb under the pier to fish. I never understood how they climbed down when I was a child. When I was a child, I always played in a small area, and I didn't dare to go to a distant place. I couldn't go. My good classmates and I go to Chunhui Pavilion next to Hu Xiao Bridge and the TV station on Longgang Mountain the most. Dating places are usually chosen on the Hu Xiao Bridge. Those who arrive first either watch people fishing under the pier or dig out stones and eggs in the lion's mouth to pass the time. Although we all know that this stone egg can't be pulled out, playing with this round and slippery stone egg is also a very pleasant thing for us.

Hu Xiao Bridge not only represents Liushi, but also represents my home. Besides taking a bus, I used to go to my grandmother's house by boat. The voyage takes about an hour, and there are many bridges to cross along the way. I like to see these bridges very much. When I saw the roaring bridge in the distance, I knew I was home.

In the third grade, I transferred to Shanghai to study, and later my family moved to Shanghai. When I came to Hu Xiao Bridge again, the Hu Xiao Bridge in my memory was gone. This new bridge is strange and ugly, and there are no stone lions on it. The three characters of Hu Xiao Bridge on the stone tablet on the bridge tell you that this is Hu Xiao Bridge. When I was a child, my playmates told me that the original Hu Xiao Bridge could not stand those large-tonnage cars and became a dangerous bridge. Roadblocks were set up to prohibit cars from passing through. However, Hu Xiao Bridge is a major traffic artery, which was quickly demolished and rebuilt to its present state.

According to records, Hu Xiao Bridge was built in the Song Dynasty, formerly known as Longshou Bridge. Over the past 1000 years, Hu Xiao Bridge has been rebuilt many times, and it has been rebuilt five times since the Republic of China. In Qing Dynasty, it was Wushi Banqiao, and in the early years of the Republic of China, it was transformed into a hyperbolic arch bridge. In 32 years of the Republic of China, the inland liner bumped into two bridge opening and connected them with wood. In June, 35th year of the Republic of China, it was rebuilt 1 10. The bridge deck was widened and the road pavilion was rebuilt. 1979 The bridge was demolished and rebuilt as a three-hole hyperbolic arch bridge, and was rebuilt again in 1987. In 2000, the dangerous bridge was demolished and rebuilt into what it is today.

Tiger and fire are homophones in Liushi dialect. When I was young, a child asked me why Hu Xiao Bridge was called Hu Xiao Bridge. Do you know that?/You know what? Of course I don't know. He proudly told me that the bridge had already burned, and so had the tung tree on the tow bridge. A man caught fire and jumped off the bridge, and then he called it burning the bridge. In the past, Hu Xiao Bridge was not called Hu Xiao Bridge. Later, the tung tree on the bridge caught fire, and a man jumped off the bridge. Later it was called Huoshao Bridge (Tiger Bridge). At that time, there were many tung trees on the east side of the bridge, so I was convinced. According to Qin Long County Records, Hu Xiao Bridge was built in the Song Dynasty, formerly known as Longshou Bridge, commonly known as Huoshao Bridge, and later renamed Hu Xiao Bridge.

This interesting story reminds me of a story that happened more than two thousand years ago. Liushi belonged to the East China Sea Kingdom more than 2,000 years ago (also known as Dongou Kingdom because of its capital), and there are few records about this small country in history books. It's all about war, but in Jade Law, there is a story that fire and tiger are pronounced exactly the same in Dongou language. There is no pottery-making technology in this country, so there are no tiles and bricks. All huts are built, so fires often occur, and all people in China are worried. A businessman from Dongou went to the State of Jin, and heard that there was a man named Feng Fu in the State of Jin who was good at fighting tigers. Wherever he appears, there is no tiger. When the merchants in Dongou returned, they told the monarch the news. The monarch was overjoyed. He used ten wagons, two jade Jue and ten brocade, and ordered the merchants to invite Mrs. Feng to the State of Jin as an envoy. When Mrs. Feng arrived, the monarch of Dong 'ou vacated his left seat in a carriage, came to meet him outside the city gate, entered the city in the same car, and stayed at the State Guesthouse as a guest. The next day, the market caught fire. China people came to report to Mrs. Feng. Mrs. Feng rolled her arms and sleeves and followed people out, but she couldn't find the tiger. The fire approached the palace and shops, and China people pushed Mrs. Feng into the fire, and Mrs. Feng was burned alive. So the businessman was convicted of deceiving the king, and Mrs. Feng didn't understand what was going on until she died. (Original: Dongou people call fire a tiger. They call it no different from a tiger. There is no edification in the country, and the roof is hairy, so there are many fires and the people are salty and bitter. In the corner of the sea, Jia people are suitable for gold. It is said that there is a Fengfu in Jin who is good at fighting tigers, but there are no tigers in its city, so it belongs to Dong 'ou Army. Dong Oujun was overjoyed. Then he led Xiang and Shi Chun, ordered Jia to walk, and begged Feng Fu to go to Jin. When Feng Fu arrived, Dong Oujun's life was empty, and he welcomed him out. * * * was carried in, and the museum was in the middle school for guests to visit. Tomorrow, the city will catch fire. The Chinese people hurried to tell Mrs. Feng that Mrs. Feng had walked out of the Chinese people and asked the tiger for help. The fire was forced out of the palace, and the Chinese people held Mrs. Feng and burned to death. So Jia Renbai offended, and Mrs. Feng died. )

No one knows what the Ou language was like two thousand years ago. No one can answer whether the homonym of tiger and fire in modern European and ancient European is just a coincidence or whether modern European retains the elements of ancient European. But the roaring bridge of childhood will always be the best memory in our memory.

* Description: The name of Liushi is named after Longshou Bridge. According to Qin Long County Records, Dulonggang (now Longgang Mountain) in Liushi was beautiful in ancient times. There is a big willow tree near Longshou Bridge, which is shaded by trees. Many villagers gather under the willows to trade, so that they can easily overcome their shortcomings with their own advantages. Over time, it was named Liu Shi. Now there is a bridge between Hengjie and Longjing Road, also called Longshou Bridge. This bridge is located at the foot of Longgang Mountain, and it is also the central area of the old city of Liushi. In this view, the name of Liushi in the record should refer to this leading bridge. However, Qin Long County Records also mentioned that Hu Xiao Bridge was once called Longshou Bridge. It's really hard to understand which leading bridge the market was on more than 0/000 years ago.