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Qingling Terrace is a high platform built in Xiapi more than 2,000 years ago. The platform is three feet high. The person who built the platform was King Kang of Song, a notorious emperor during the Warring States Period. "The Chronicles of the States of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" records that King Yan of the Song Dynasty was the thirty-fifth king of the Song Dynasty. His original name was Dai Yan. He was the younger brother of Song Ti Chengjun. In the twenty-seventh year of Ti Cheng (329 BC), Dai Yan took the throne of the Song Dynasty by force. , established himself as king. According to legend, it was Song Yan who first invented the word "Long Live" in this land of China. Every time before court, the civil and military officials in the Golden Palace would jump up as if they were electrocuted and shout "Long Live!" Immediately afterwards, the palace The guards outside and the people shouted together, until the ground shook. This man was not only militaristic, but also debauched and cruel. According to historical records, "he took many women for his pleasure, and managed dozens of women in one night." It can be seen that he was cruel and cruel, and he was called "Jie Song". The purpose of the "Qingling Terrace" built by King Kang of Song Dynasty was so that he could stand on the terrace every day and watch the mulberry-picking girls in the nearby mulberry garden. In the "Eight Scenes of Pizhou" recited by Suo Chengxue of the Ming Dynasty, what is described in "Moonlight at the Mausoleum" is the poignant and beautiful love story of "Han Ping and He" that lasted until death.

It is said that on a sunny and warm spring day during the Warring States Period, King Kang of the Song Dynasty led his troops to Qingling Terrace on the eastern outskirts of Xiapi City. (Today's Huayuan Village of the Eastern Song Dynasty, Gupi Town, Suining County, Jiangsu Province). King Kang of the Song Dynasty saw a mulberry-picking girl on a high platform. She was beautiful, pure and refined, and could be called a peerless beauty. The King of Song Dynasty immediately fell in love with her. He never expected that a woman from the countryside could outshine the hundreds of beauties in his harem! He was obsessed with this for a long time and could not forget it. He climbed up to the high platform several times a day to watch the figure of the mulberry-picking girl. The more he looked at it, the more he became filled with the desire to possess her, and he wanted to get her. The King of Song Dynasty immediately sent someone to find out whose family the girl belonged to. The officials came to Hanqiu Village, the home of Sang Nu, and learned that the woman was the wife of Han Ping, a member of the Song Dynasty. The official threatened Han Ping and asked him to dedicate his wife to the king. Han Ping had no choice but to discuss it with his wife. After He knew the inside story, he firmly disagreed. As soon as the King of Song Dynasty heard that He refused to comply, he immediately sent someone to snatch her away and confine her on the stage. The King of Song asked He to get married. He wrote "The Song of the Crow Magpie" to reject the King of Song: "There are crows in the south mountains, and they are spread out in the north mountains. The crows come from the mountains." Gao Fei, Luo Dang can do nothing." Seeing that the coercion failed, King Kang of Song sent troops to force Han Ping to commit suicide and cut off He's attachment to her husband.

King Kang of the Song Dynasty took He to Qingling Terrace and tried to induce her to obey with the promise of glory and wealth. He also told her husband that Han Ping was dead. After hearing this, Mrs. He was heartbroken and cried: "The black magpies are flying together, but I am not happy with the phoenix. I am a commoner, and I am not happy with the King of Song." She refused to get married. When the King of Song heard this, he was furious and said: "I am the king of a country and have the power of life and death. I can make you rich and powerful, or I can kill you. Don't toast me or eat as a penalty." With tears in his eyes, He said to King Kang of Song: "Let me sacrifice my deceased husband first, and then follow the king." When the King of Song heard this, he was overjoyed and agreed to He's request. What King Kang of Song Dynasty didn't expect was that He jumped from the high platform after paying homage to her husband's soul. King Song Kang reached out to pull it, but it was already too late. At this time, the sky suddenly darkened, and a bright moon rose. After King Song fled from Qinglingtai in fright, the sky became bright again. From then on, the soul of Qingling Terrace was recorded in the annals of history. From now on, on every anniversary, no matter it is sunny or cloudy, as long as you stand on Qingling Terrace, you can see a moon above your head. The locals hated the King of Song for his disability, pitied Han Ping for his injustice, and respected the He family for their loyalty, so they erected a monument to the couple on Qingling Terrace. Nowadays, Qinglingtai no longer exists due to the erosion of time, but the poignant and beautiful stories that happened on Qinglingtai still move people. "Lingtai Night Moon" has become a touching allusion passed down by Xiapi people for thousands of years. The story of Qinglingtai is constantly adding myths and legends along with people's beautiful ideals. The legend of "Acacia Tree" and "Mandarin Duck Bird" quickly spread at home and abroad. Now it has become a cultural circle influenced by Chinese culture. It is a legend known to women and children in China, Japan and Southeast Asia. It is also a love story of the past. A model, the object of praise in the works of many literati and poets. Li Bai, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, said in his "Baitou Yin": "I have been proud of the past, but now I can only see Qingling Terrace." Li Shangyin, another famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, said in his poem "Ode to Qingling Terrace" that "the sun is slanting by the Qingling Terrace, and it is eternally pure." The soul is attached to the sunset. Don't let Han Ping be a butterfly, just flying on the other side of the flower. "Feng Menglong, a famous writer in the Ming Dynasty, said: "Han Ping and his wife are two mandarin ducks, and their love will not be hurt through the ages. The power of Taoism can seize ambitions, and women are determined to resist the king. "There are even more wonderful descriptions in ancient books such as "Sou Shen Ji", "Ling Biao Lu Yi", "Taiping Huanyu Ji", and "Tong Guan Ji".

"Acacia tree" and "mandarin ducks" have long become symbols of people's love for each other and their eternal love. The swan song of love in Qinglingtai will be remembered for eternity.