The Cultural Origin of Wuyi Tangshi Hot Springs

At the beginning of the Qin Dynasty, the emperor established mountain soup to cure sores, and Xu Fu searched for an elixir for mountains and seas, and drifted to Geshan County, Japan, and still retains Xu Fu's long wild bath pool. In the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizong specially built the "Hot Spring Palace", and the poet also left many creations, describing the scene of hot spring beauty, which shows the long history and culture of hot springs in China.

It goes without saying that the Japanese love hot springs. It takes three steps to make a small soup and five steps to make a big soup. Bathing has become a very important part of Japanese people's daily life, and it has also developed a set of bathing culture and hot spring treatment arrangements different from other countries, which we call "soup culture". The ancient Romans in the European continent, which also has a long history, heated it with spring water and then flowed into the built bath for people to use. Among them, the famous hot springs in Bath, England and Turkey have been used to this day.