Du Nan, Zhao Gou and Song Gaozong have all drunk Er Quan here and built Er Quan Pavilion. Therefore, the top is decorated with double dragon play beads, titled "the source of living water". There is a stone tablet inscribed by Zhao Mengfu, a great calligrapher in Yuan Dynasty, which is 0.47m high and 1.70 long. Another horizontal tablet, with a height of 0.32 meters and a width of 2.90 meters, bears the inscription of Xiuquan Pavilion in Yongjia, a scholar in the fourth year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty, and the right to participate in politics, such as The History of Correction, The Gold of Qing Dynasty, The Second Spring in the World, and Wang Shu's Rebuilding the Spring of Huishan Pavilion. The largest rectangular pond, the lower pond, was dug in the Ming Dow period of the Northern Song Dynasty. The pond is about 7m long,10m wide and 0.33m deep. It is located under Yilan Hall. Every autumn in the evening of July and a half of the lunar calendar, a bright moon will be reflected in the pool, which is a natural "two springs reflecting the moon". There is a stone beheaded by Ming Hongzhi on the wall of the pond, commonly known as the stone dragon head. It is the leader of the thirteen springs in Huishan Kowloon. Its shape is vigorous and simple, and the spring water flows into the square pond through the mouth, which is quite interesting. There is Taihu stone in front of the pool, which is called Guanyin stone in the world. On the right is the dragon lady stone with light sleeves, and on the left is the boy stone with folded hands. There is a four-character inscription under the stone. The inscription "Yan Hui" is a relic of Gu Villa, a minister of the Ming Dynasty, which was moved away during the Qianlong period.
Here you are. "Ming Shaobao" records: "In the fifth year of Zheng De, in March of spring, tin people went deep into the spring of Huishan, and in August of autumn, they succeeded. The three sages (Zhan Ting, Li Shen and Lu Yu) are all on the spring. " Thus, Er Quan is basically the original appearance of the Ming Dynasty, but it has been dredged many times. On the north wall of Fangchi, there is an inscription of "The Second Spring in the World" written by Wang Shu, a senior official in the fifth year of Yongzheng (1727). Some people compare Lu Yu's comments on the spring, Su Shi's poems and Wang Shu's calligraphy, which are called "Er Quan's Three Musts". Next to it is the Lanbei, which is 0.55 meters high and 1. 10 meters wide. It was made by Yang Run, the son of the magistrate, who was 14 years old, in the 11th year of Jiaqing (1806). [ 1]