The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival in Su Causeway Song: Wu Weixin
Pear blossoms are in Qingming, and wanderers are out of the city looking for spring.
At dusk, the songs are ready, and the willows belong to a warbler.
When the wind blows pear blossoms, it is Tomb-Sweeping Day, and most tourists go out for a walk in search of spring. At dusk, the singing has stopped, the tourists have gone home, and the prostitutes who have been disturbed for a day have returned to enjoy this quiet moment under the willow tree.
Tomb-Sweeping Day is on April 4th or 5th of the Gregorian calendar. Mid-spring followed by late spring in Tomb-Sweeping Day. Tomb-Sweeping Day is a good time for spring outing. Wu Weixin's poems describe the beautiful Su Causeway of the West Lake in the Qingming period, the lively scene of tourists stepping in the spring, and the beautiful scenery after the tourists dispersed. Qingming is beautiful, and the Qingming of the West Lake is even more beautiful.
Tomb-Sweeping Day in Su Causeway is short, but it has a large capacity, from day to night. The West Lake, with bright spring and breezy breeze, is full of tourists. In the evening, the tourists in the lake have dispersed and the music has stopped, but the West Lake is full of warblers and euphemistic songs, and the spring scenery remains the same. The crystal clear West Lake in the festival is described as a paradise on earth, which is beautiful.
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