Essays on yingtan's Tourism Prose

In this cold winter, looking at the gloomy scenery outside the window, I can't help but think back to my night trip to Nanchang a few months ago and my trip to yingtan.

The train will arrive in Nanchang at dawn. Outside the train, there is morning frost everywhere, residual snow still exists, and the mist floats lightly, like a sarong ground. It turns out that here has just experienced a cold spell of rain and snow, which makes the morning in early spring in the south of the Yangtze River as chilly as the natural scenery in late autumn in the north.

This wet and fresh scenery is in sharp contrast with the dry and dusty weather in the north. On the way to yingtan by bus, the peach blossoms turned red, the willow tips turned green, and there were golden rape flowers everywhere. The wind blew, and the scattered buffaloes strolled in the fields, occasionally turning to Cleisthenes to call, raising an idyllic scene full of spring. This situation makes me completely forget the torture of the northern dust, and I love to stay between mountains and rivers.

After crossing a winding river, the car turned around and the city scenery of yingtan suddenly flashed in the eyes of enjoying the rural customs. There are neat and stout phoenix trees and swaying willows on the roadside, with few vehicles and leisurely pedestrians. This scene shows that this is a livable city that combines rigidity with softness and is quiet and leisurely. Later feelings also confirmed this impression. The warm spring breeze that day, the continuous spring rain the next day, and the graceful appearance of Longhu Mountain in the suburbs in the rain and fog all made my love for this city exceed all my previous imagination.

Yingtan is called "a city pulled by trains" by local people. It was built in 1954 for the construction of the yingtan-Xiamen railway. It was named after the pool water of a park in the city once attracted many eagles. Historically, the Longhu Mountain here was the birthplace of Taoism in China. China's first classic Water Margin begins with the story that Song Huizong came here to ask Zhang Tianshi.

Longhu Mountain belongs to Wuyishan system, which has typical Danxia landform characteristics, with clear water in red cliff and strange peaks and rocks. The cliff more than ten feet high is engraved with the cliff tomb of Guyue people during the Warring States period. Its cause is still a mystery, attracting endless reverie of tourists. Luxi River crossed the mountain, boated in the water, looked at the mountain and looked at the water, without the sound of silk and bamboo, without the fatigue of the case, and forgot between the mountains and rivers. There is not only the beauty of Guilin landscape, but also the tranquility of Xanadu. It's really a good place to recuperate.

There are many egrets in yingtan, and Longhu Mountain is where the egrets live. There are many birds here, and a cliff is dyed white by bird droppings, which I nicknamed "Changbai Mountain". During my few days in yingtan, the weather was beautiful and the climate was pleasant. The light rain at night makes me sleepy at night. When I opened the window, I saw several egrets flying into the sky, and a picture of "Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night, Egrets Going to Heaven" jumped out.

Leave yingtan on Saturday morning, change trains in Nanchang in the afternoon and arrive in Beijing on Sunday morning. At noon, I went to Taiyuan because of something at home, and I traveled everywhere, feeling a lot. It is rainy and foggy in the south, frosty and wet in the morning, sunny in the north, beautiful mountains and rivers in Jiangxi, and steep and heavy land in Shanxi. Full of spring, I deeply felt the difference and difference of spring scenery between the north and the south in this outing, and I took a glance. I was given a little poem to commemorate it-

In early spring, the geese returned to the north, but I didn't know it was dusty in the north.

South yingtan is full of frost, and I like to come to my house on the night of spring rain.