Go to Huguang Guild Hall and write 450 words.

Since ancient times, rich and prosperous Sichuan, Jinting red candle drunk spring breeze. Zhao Qian, a famous poet in the late Qing Dynasty, used this poem to reflect the prosperity of Chongqing's commerce. Today, Chongqing Huguang Guild Hall, the largest existing ancient guild hall complex in Chongqing, has been restored and opened. Yellow-walled tiles, carved cornices and glazed tiles have witnessed the grand occasion of Bayu in the past 300 years.

The destination of this autumn tour is Huguang Guild Hall. In the morning, I get up early. The weather is gloomy and there is smoke everywhere, but it doesn't affect my mood. The car stopped at the entrance of Huguang Hall, and the drizzle drifted to the earth. The depression is already cold, and the shallow water surface reflects the white clouds in the sky and our reflection. A cold wind blew, and the layers of small ripples on the water rippled around.

When you step into Huguang Guild Hall, the first thing you feel is that all this has an ancient taste, and it is also moist and chic with rain. The tour guide introduced us: "Huguang Guild Hall was built by people from Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong and Guangxi. In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, Sichuan Basin was devastated by war, with a population of less than 600,000. At that time, the government carried out several large-scale immigrants to support Sichuan. Historically, it has been called "Huguang filling Sichuan" for a hundred years. The migration of millions of people is full of unknown hardships. Chongqing Huguang Guild Hall, which started in the 24th year of Qianlong, is the product of "Huguang filling Sichuan". After listening to the introduction, we all have a preliminary understanding of Huguang Guild Hall, and we are also very curious and want to know more about Huguang Guild Hall.

Walking into a room, I saw plaques, large and small. Needless to say, this is the plaque pavilion. Most of these plaques were collected by a Mr. Chen from the people. One of them is fresh in my memory. That plaque is unique in its special "white". According to the tour guide, Mr. Chen found it from a woman's house. Why is it so special "white" We are all puzzled by this question. The tour guide went on to say that when Mr. Chen came to the woman's house, the woman was using the plaque as a washboard to rub clothes, and it became so "white" over time. Oh, we understand. When I came to the wax museum, I saw a beautiful and kind woman sitting in the middle of the teahouse, playing the pipa with two slender fingers, imagining that this song must be so sad. A scholar is sitting at a table, holding a book in both hands, thinking while reading. Really read thousands of books, take Wan Li Road! There is also a solemn official sitting there, listening to the pipa with relish, while the bartender is busy working hard, pouring tea and cleaning the table. The location has become a living room, and a scholar with relatives is thanking the teacher! A lady behind the screen is looking at Xianggong affectionately, perhaps wishing him well!

After visiting the restored Huguang Guild Hall, cornice columns, Panlong reliefs, pavilions and pavilions, the cloisters are scattered halfway up the mountain, and the four stages, large and small, are even more fascinating. A gifted scholar and a thin-sleeved beauty on the stage, the ancient songs remain the same. Walking through corridors and terraces, you can enjoy three unique teas and cook snow in caves.

As the saying goes, "When a fellow villager sees a fellow villager, his eyes are full of tears." Huguang Guild Hall is a community that connects with the hometown and helps fellow villagers. It records a period of history, and history will not be forgotten by people.