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Chongxiake
Author: ghost scholar
The first chapter introduces "Bao Chan's Journey"
Updated on September 23rd, 2008 at 22: 29: 10 words: 1768.
Although I failed to describe the incident vividly, and even failed to make readers read it full of charm and spring, the strangeness I experienced was enough to make up for it. Reading all the wonderful books in the world and experiencing all kinds of strange things is the best way to "worship Xia Ke".
What exactly is "Xiake"? And a series of events that shocked the world caused by "worship of Shaq". All this, but from an ancient Wang Anshi's slightly boring travel notes:
From the Northern Song Dynasty to the first year of Yong Dynasty, Wang Anshi, then a judge, swam in Huashan Mountain with his five brothers and friends on his way home to explore the mystery. In ancient times, people lived a depressed life with few programs. They don't have so many recreational activities as people in this world. Traveling in the mountains is the best pastime for them. Walking slowly up the mountain road, there were many sincere pilgrims along the way, all of whom came to the "Huikong Temple" to seek Buddha. Along the way, five people studied each other's poems and enjoyed the beautiful scenery, which made them uncomfortable. Walking to the mountainside of Huayang Cave, there are clear springs flowing out on both sides, and the terrain is flat and open. Many poets and poets write poems and paint in caves, which is really a good place for literati to relax. At this point, after a short nap, the youngest of the five people talked about it again, and there was another hole called "back hole". It is said that no one can swim, and its landscape is more magnificent. Why not find out? Wang Anshi and others were also happy, and they all agreed, step by step. ...
So when they reached the "back hole", Wang Anshi and others lit torches to explore the secrets. In the middle of the expedition, one of them slacked off and wanted to quit, so the trip to the cave was invalid. Later, after Wang Anshi returned to China, he wrote down this experience, which was later called "the journey of Baochan". At the back of the special travel notes, it says, "The ancients' views are about heaven and earth, mountains and rivers, vegetation, insects and fish, birds and animals, and go away." ...