(1) Those who follow the jade vapor from afar and sprinkle the dust down the mountain in the dark. "Away from Yurun, come in the dark and scatter dust" comes from Baotu Spring written by Ceng Gong, a poet in the Song Dynasty. The whole poem says, "What comes from afar and in the dark is scattered dust. Winter is often warm early, and moist spring tea tastes more real. I feel the road is like a mirror, and the most pitying sand is like a wheel. I used to be the Qilu Fengjiang Club, and I was in love with the world. " In the poem, the phrase "jade embellishes in the distance, but mountains and dust scatter in the dark" is a vivid description of the source of Baotu Spring and its general trend of first bright and then dark. It is the result of the author's textual research on Baotu Spring, which has high authority and uniqueness.
(2) Yun Run steamed and waves rocked Daming Lake. "Clouds moisten things and steam China silently, and waves shake Daming Lake" comes from the poem "Singing Baotu Spring" by Zhao Mengfu, a poet in Yuan Dynasty. The whole poem says: "There is no long water source in the world, and white jade pots gush out from the ground. The valley grows weak, and the drought does not worry about the dry East China Sea. Clouds are wet and steaming, and waves shake Daming Lake. At that time, the spring is dusty, snowy and lonely. " This is a poem written by Ren Tongzhi when he boarded the Guan Sheng Building on the west side of Quanchi during his residence in Jinan Road. In the poem, the phrase "Clouds are steaming and the waves are shaking Daming Lake" vividly expresses the majestic momentum of Baotu Spring. As a couplet, it is hung on both sides of Luoyuantang Gate in Chi Pan, and is often praised.
(3) shovel snow for three feet and thunder for half a day at four o'clock. "Three feet of snow is flat, four seasons will roar for a long time" is a poem of Guanlan Pavilion written by Zhang, a poet in the Yuan Dynasty. The poem says, "Running water goes around the fence, why does it pile up into a mountain?" ? It takes three feet to sweep the snow and half a day to thunder at four o'clock. In the depths of the sea, the waves are exhausted, and the autumn waves are angry, fearing that the shore will be destroyed. Every time I pass the dust cup, I feel natural and unrestrained, and the desire of the sunset has not returned. "In the poem,' stepping three feet in the snow, thundering for a long time at four o'clock' vividly summarizes the characteristics of Baotu Spring, that is, the three-foot snow-white spring surges on the flat ground, and the spring sounds like thunder all the year round.