Where does the willow shadow of Diaoyutai point?

Liu Ying in Diaoyutai refers to Sanli River outside Fuchengmen, north of yuyuantan park.

The question comes from Autumn in the Old Capital, in which the author wrote, "I always think of the reed flowers in Taoranting, the willow shadows in Diaoyutai, the insects in Xishan, the jathyapple in Yuquan and the bells in Tanzhe Temple", corresponding as follows:

1, Taoranting: Located in the south of Beijing, the name of the pavilion comes from Bai Juyi's poem "When the chrysanthemum family is ripe, the gentleman is drunk and Taoran".

2. Diaoyutai: Located in Sanlihe River outside Fuchengmen, north of yuyuantan park.

3. Xishan: the general name of the mountains in the western suburbs of Beijing, which is a scenic spot in the suburbs of Beijing.

4. Yuquan: it refers to Yuquan Mountain, which is a branch of the eastern foot of Xishan Mountain.

5. Tanzhe Temple: In the West Hill of Beijing, it is said that "the temple site is on Qinglong Lake, and the ancient philosophers have thousands of chapters", hence the name of the temple.

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Patriotism is the main theme of autumn in the old capital. Autumn in the old capital contains deep affection for the old capital and country, arousing people's pursuit of beauty and love for the motherland.

Autumn in the Old Capital, written by Yu Dafu, a famous modern novelist, essayist, poet and revolutionary martyr in China, combines sadness and praise for autumn, with nostalgia and loneliness in autumn-this feeling is homesickness and love for national conditions; This lonely autumn is a portrayal of the author's mood at that time and a lament for the decline of the national fortune.