Under the prosperous Chang 'an, the lights are brilliant.

The time is 2065438+March 22, 2009, and I went to Xi 'an with the leadership of the personnel department for personnel recruitment. On that day, the minister met an old friend and another colleague contacted the school, so I had time to visit Chang 'an in this prosperous time. Datang Furong Garden and Big Wild Goose Pagoda North Square are the closest attractions to the hotel that my predecessors told me before I left. Among them, the music fountain in the square at 8: 30 in the evening is the largest music fountain in Asia, which is slightly better than the fountain in Qiushui Square in Nanchang.

Because I didn't have dinner, I simply ate some Chinese hamburger and oil-sprinkled noodles that I really wanted in a small restaurant next to me. The taste of Chinese hamburger is not bad, but the feeling of oily noodles does not meet my expectations, which may be the reason for eating alone.

After clearing up my slightly lost mood, I walked in the direction of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, because it was very obvious that I could see a towering tower in the distance, so I could reach my destination smoothly without navigation.

It is worthy of being the lotus garden of the Tang Dynasty. The bright lights at night really give me a wonderful feeling. The effect of light and shadow, the crowds coming and going, and the lighted lanterns hanging from the trees all make people feel the elegance of a prosperous Tang Dynasty. For a moment, I really enjoyed the feeling of dreaming back to the Tang Dynasty.

I saw several bronze statues in a place in the square. For the sculptures under the night light, it is really easy for people to have the illusion of crossing, especially the lifelike bronze statues. They are much more vivid in the mottled light of trees. What makes me care more is that the expressions of these bronze statues are lifelike, and every face is filled with the happiness of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. I think: This is the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and it is also the truest portrayal of prosperous China now.

Souvenir shops on both sides of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, travelers who stop occasionally, will also carefully select one or two souvenirs, perhaps for the right person, or perhaps just to leave a souvenir for themselves.

At about 8: 28, I started walking near the fountain. To my great surprise, there is no place to live. The packed crowd surrounded the fountain, which made people sigh the helplessness in the prosperous times. The dancing fountain, with the melody of music, is really amazing under the bright lights of this night. From the perspective of vision and hearing, it is a beautiful enjoyment of minimalism. I didn't push around in the crowded crowd, just looked around at the towering springs and answered everyone's cheers. This can't help but make me sincerely sigh the beauty of life now, and at the same time think of the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty.

Of course, after the excitement, there is always some cold and cheerless.

However, I still came back with a happy mood. It was just a sudden scene that woke me up from this fantastic glory. A female sanitation worker, sitting in the corner under the light of the ATM machine, watching the video on her mobile phone, is always out of place among the people who come back from watching the fountain with great interest. After drifting away from the sanitation workers, I passed a military administrative zone. Two young sentries stood on both sides of the gate, armed to the teeth, and the door read "Hygiene is inviolable". Yes, it's very lively, as if it belongs only to us.

A cold shiver brought me back to reality from the dream of prosperous Chang 'an, and the scenery of the North Square of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda appeared in front of my eyes one after another. All the glitz in the prosperous times is a scene under the lamp, but I can vaguely distinguish the flowers under the fountain square from the hazy night. This scene makes me constantly think about whether the prosperity under Chang 'an in this prosperous time really exists. Is the prosperity of this scene all a gorgeous illusion under the light? Those sanitation workers maintain the sanitation of this scenic spot every day. Have they enjoyed such prosperity? And those young sentries, can you feel the same way with us? Suddenly, I remembered a young couple's complaint by the music fountain: without light, it's not beautiful at all. Perhaps it is still a besieged city of life, but I still believe that this dream of prosperous Chang 'an exists in the eyes of our tourists and appears in the dreams of countless Xi people. This prosperous time is not only the Tang Dynasty, but also the future China.