Ji Xiaolan wrote a poem about Hangzhou.

During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, there were many rains during the Qingming period. Gan Long took Xiao Shenyang and Ji Xiaolan to Hangzhou West Lake. At this time, Emperor Qianlong, who was full of poems, saw a very interesting thing. A Confucian scholar in his fifties braved the drizzle and leaned against a big tree on the shore to fish. Because the rain tilted in the wind, the fishermen were half dry and half wet. So, Qianlong freely came up with a wonderful couplet for Ji Xiaolan and Xiao Shenyang:

Half-time rain, bit by bit, merged into the waves of the Yangtze River, from east to wide, from south to wide, from west to wide and from north to wide. Climb Qin Lou to read the Five Peaks, watch the mountains and rivers, watch the sun and the moon, and the Qing Dynasty will dominate the whole country.

Small Shenyang and Ji Xiaolan froze, and cold Confucianism, who was fishing next to them, couldn't help it. While fishing, he looked at three stooges with contempt and loudly said, bottom allied:

A humble Confucian, aboveboard, became a splendid article, the leader of the township, the leader of the country, the leader of the society and the leader of the temple. Climb the golden ladder and enter the eighteenth bachelor's degree.

Part I: Half of it gets wet in the rain, and little by little, it turns into a huge wave of the Yangtze River, which is wide in the east, wide in the south, wide in the west and wide in the north. Climb Qin Lou to read the Five Peaks, watch the mountains and rivers, watch the sun and the moon, and the Qing Dynasty will dominate the whole country.

The second part: a cold Confucian, aboveboard, became a splendid article, the leader of the township, the leader of the country, the leader of the society and the leader of the temple. Climb the golden ladder and enter the eighteenth bachelor's degree.