Yu Dafu once said: Not long ago, several outsiders who studied China literature came to visit; As usual, I accompanied them to swim across Wushan. Then they asked me. What does Jin people mean by the first peak of Wushan immediately? ? They think that Wu Shan will always be the highest mountain in Hangzhou, so Jin people have such poems. I can't answer at the moment, so I just instructed them to answer? White ruins of the Forbidden City in Southern Song Dynasty. The section of Fengshan Gate to the north along Fenghuang Mountain in the west must be the gate of the Southern Song Dynasty, and it can go directly to the lake through Wansongling. They suddenly realized: Sure enough, Wu Shan can see the whole picture of Miyagi immediately, and the intention of the Jin people is unfathomable. ? I wonder if this explanation of the first peak is correct. However, the ruins of the Forbidden City in the Southern Song Dynasty can indeed be seen from the top of Huangcheng Mountain or Ziyang Mountain.
Tian Shu and The Journey to the West in Ming Dynasty (Volume 12)? Wu Shan was the southern boundary of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period, so it was called Wu Shan. Or, to Wu Zixu, Wu is Wu, so the county annals, also known as Xushan, are on the right side of zhenhai tower (Drum Tower). Gaitian is the ancestor of the mountains in Hangzhou, dancing in the east and ending in Fenghuang Mountain. Its branch mountain is left folded, so it is Wu Shan; Send points to the northwest, for Bao Yue, for moths, for bamboo garden; Further south are the Stone Buddha, Qibao, Golden Land, Ruishi, Baolian and Qingping, which have always been called Wu Shan.
Qi Lin Wu Shan Courtyard, No.43 Liangshanlu, is hidden in the city and forest.
The only way to Wu Shan-There is a Republic-style homestay on Liangdaoshan Road? Name? Qilinchang? Five minutes' walk from Hefang Street in the city center to Qilin Forest Farm in Wu Shan.
It is worth noting that there are few tourists along the two islands and mountains, which are very quiet. Generally speaking, people often travel in Wu Shan Square, Heye Street and Yin Gao Lane, where businessmen gather and tourists shuttle, while Liangdao Mountain is more like some old Hangzhou people walking on the Wu Shan.
This small courtyard in Qi Lin not only has the residential characteristics of white walls and tiles in the south of the Yangtze River, but also has elegant and fresh style. The taste of Jiangnan is misty and rainy, warm and cold at first, sunny and rainy, misty and green trees, and thin raindrops fall on the eaves. The courtyard is littered with stone tablets and sculptures of the Ming Dynasty. Loyalty, filial piety and righteousness? And the unique patio in the south of the Yangtze River, with a strong historical and humanistic atmosphere. As soon as I entered the door, I saw a huge portrait of a woman wearing a cheongsam in the window. This painting has a strong sense of extension. In a trance, I thought I had crossed into the Republic of China and was destined to be a charming hotel.