Do you like Jiangxi?

I come from Jiangxi, and I love Jiangxi.

When my father invaded China with his grandmother in Japan, he fled from Guangdong and registered in Jiangxi.

The place where I grew up is a good place with beautiful scenery. Good weather every year, rich products, live and work in peace and contentment.

President Mao Zedong said, "There are endless peaks outside Huichang, which lead directly to eastern Fujian" and "the scenery here is unique".

Jiangxi people call each other "cousins" and "brothers", and their folk customs are simple.

I have been to many places, but I still think Jiangxi is good!

I like Jiangxi because my daughter-in-law is from Yichun, Jiangxi. In-laws are very successful in educating their children, and our whole family likes her very much. I have been a neighbor's child since I was a child. Study hard and be polite to others. From the two in-laws, I saw the simple folk customs and industrious qualities of Jiangxi people. We admire it very much.

I come from Jiangxi. Father 18 years old moved to Jiangxi from Xin 'anjiang, Zhejiang, and settled in Jiangxi. Later, we had four sisters. My hometown is beautiful and rich in products! Hometown, homesickness, homesickness need no reason. Whenever I face the bright moon, I miss my hometown like a flood, just like a flood.

Here is the cradle of red, a colorful stroke in the revolutionary history, which ignited the red feelings of glory and dreams; Here is a green home, with the pleasure of green water and green mountains, bringing simplicity and innocence to lush people everywhere; Here is the sediment of culture, and the ancient rhyme reveals the brilliance of outstanding people.

Jiangxi, a province with great visual impact. Passionate red, green and ancient colors, like the ever-changing "three primary colors", make Jiangxi a kaleidoscope of colors.

Red Jiangxi: Revolutionary History Museum without Walls

Walking into Jiangxi is like walking into the historical channel of tracing back to Red China. In the eventful years of the establishment of a harmonious country, Jiangxi has formed a unique "red culture".

Since the 1920s, producers in China have initiated and led many revolutionary activities in Jiangxi, such as the strike of Anyuan Road Mine Workers, the August 1st Nanchang Uprising, the establishment of Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base, the establishment of the Chinese Soviet Union and China Provisional Central Government, and the Long March of the Red Army. The red cultural resources left by these major historical events make Jiangxi like a revolutionary history museum without walls.

Anyuan, the cradle of China workers' movement.

Nanchang, the cradle of China People's Army.

Jinggangshan, the cradle of China revolution.

Ruijin, the cradle of the Republic of China.

The starting point of the Long March is Du Yu.

Green Jiangxi: a land of green care

Jiangxi in the south of the Yangtze River is a green land, and everywhere it goes, it is beautiful as jade. Jiangxi's green, warm and restrained, is very penetrating, just like green moss, which gradually fills your whole body and mind from your eyes.

Many famous mountains and rivers are scattered on the land of Jiangxi. Lushan Mountain, Longhu Mountain, Sanqingshan Mountain, Guifeng Mountain and Poyang Lake abound, which makes people feel like they have come to a huge natural green home.

The immortal residence in Lushan Mountain is the dual heritage of the world's natural culture.

The "Daodu" and Danxia landforms of Longhu Mountain are world natural heritage.

Sanqingshan World Natural Heritage

Poyang Lake is the largest freshwater lake in China and an important wetland in the world.

Ancient Jiangxi: A Long Cultural Accumulation

Since ancient times, Jiangxi has enjoyed the reputation of "the country with righteous articles" and "the treasure of things, outstanding people and outstanding people". Jiangxi, with its prosperous culture, has not only nurtured cultural celebrities who have had epoch-making influence on Chinese civilization, but also preserved Jingdezhen porcelain culture, quaint and mysterious Nuo culture and unique academy culture.

Linchuan culture, which has been flowing through the ages, and Luling culture, which was bred in Song and Ming Dynasties, were born here. It is the birthplace and main spreading place of Taoism and the main base of Southern Zen. There are seven cases of five schools in Southern Buddhism, and two cases of three schools originated in Jiangxi. This is the main migration point of the Ming Dynasty and the base camp of Hakka culture. The profound ancestral culture makes travel full of roots. There are many ancient villages represented by Wuyuan, the most beautiful village in China, which still maintain the umbilical cord leading to the countryside. ......

Jingdezhen visits the porcelain capital, the eternal kiln fire.

Jiangxi Nuo remembers the ancient genes of Chinese civilization.

Rural Academy Culture of Bailudong Academy

Zhengyiguan Zhengyi Zuting, the birthplace of Taoism

Wuyuan is the most beautiful village in China.

I come from Zhejiang and have never been to Jiangxi. But with my limited understanding of Jiangxi, I still have a good impression on her.

Although I have never been to Jiangxi, I still know something about Jiangxi on the Internet and in geography classes. Jiangxi has Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China.

Poyang Lake is the largest freshwater lake in China. I didn't know until junior high school geography class. When I was a child, I always thought Dongting Lake was. Poyang Lake was not the largest freshwater lake in China decades ago, but it is now. In geography class, whenever I see Poyang Lake in books, I will fantasize in my mind: Poyang Lake is so big, can it be invisible like the sea?

Then there is Lushan Mountain, which I first came into contact with in primary school Chinese textbooks. Because of that poem: I don't know the true face of Lushan Mountain, but toward which corner of the mountain. We all asked the teacher where Lushan Mountain was, and the teacher replied that it was in Jiangxi. At that time, the beautiful and poetic image of Jiangxi remained in my young mind.

In short, although my understanding of Jiangxi is very limited, these limited understandings are precisely the reasons why I like Jiangxi.

As a Jiangxi person, if you don't like it, raise your own hot land, right, Jiangxi? It will arouse the association of outsiders, which is exactly the same as the comments of several people who have studied abroad on the Internet, saying that foreign air is sweet. People with this view will make me hate it!

Some people may ask, what aspects of Jiangxi are worth loving so much?

Jiangxi is surrounded by mountains on three sides, facing a water province, and there is a saying that six mountains and one water are divided into three fields. The territory is densely covered with rivers and beautiful scenery, and it has been a land of plenty since ancient times. The forest coverage rate is 63. 1%, ranking second in China, and the excellent water quality rate is 84%. Almost every city has beautiful mountains and rivers. Lushan Mountain in Jiujiang, Sanqingshan Mountain in Shangrao, Guifeng Mountain, Wuyishan Mountain in the north of Lead Mountain and Longhu Mountain in Yingtan are all selected as World Heritage Sites. There are also Jinggangshan, the revolutionary holy land, Wugong Mountain, the outdoor sports punching place in network celebrities, Mingyue Mountain with romantic moon culture and so on.

Poyang Lake is the largest freshwater lake in China, which is composed of Ganjiang River, Xinjiang River, Fuhe River, Raohe River and Xiushui River, and then flows into the Yangtze River to the sea. It can be said that from the Song Dynasty to the early Qing Dynasty, the prosperity of Jiangxi was also closely related to these inland river shipping. Prosperity is also shipping, and decline is also shipping.

Since the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, there have been a total of 10495 scholars in Jiangxi, accounting for 10.99% of the country. There are 4 1 champions. Since the Han Dynasty, there have been more than 800 biographies in Jiangxi, and 90 people have served as Zaifu. Out of Tao Yuanming, Yan Shu, Ouyang Xiu, Wang Anshi, Huang Tingjian, Yang Wanli, Wen Tianxiang, Zhu, Tang Xianzu and so on! In the Ming dynasty, there was a phenomenon of all Wu and half Jiangxi.

Jiangxi is known as "Yizhou in Articles". Respect for teachers and education since ancient times, scholars do not lack blood and heart! In the Southern Song Dynasty, Hong Hao was sent to the State of Jin and imprisoned for fifteen years. He never forgets his native land and is called "Su Wu of the Song Dynasty". At the end of Song Dynasty and the beginning of Yuan Dynasty, Jiang Wanli's family would rather drown than surrender to Yuan. Wen Tianxiang fought bravely against Yuan, was captured, remained faithful and gave his life for his country. Loyal to fight against Yuan, he gave his all and died during his capture.

The background color of Jiangxi is red, which is the place to ignite the "single spark" of China Revolution. From "Anyuan Road Mine Workers Strike", "Nanchang Uprising" and "Autumn Harvest Uprising" to "Jinggangshan Meeting", and then to the establishment of "Chinese Soviet Government" in Ruijin. There are 250,000 Jiangxi martyrs who died in our Red Army. It accounts for one-sixth of the country, not including the number of people who are not counted.

During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, Jiangxi was one of the main battlefields against Japanese invaders. In order to stop the Japanese attack, Jiangxi recruited soldiers10.03 million during this period, ranking fourth in the country. More than 65,438+10,000 Jiangxi officers and men swore to defend their country. The eight major battles launched in Jiangxi, the Battle of Shanggao and the victory of Wanjialing, dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese army and made China's army completely discredited!

Some people say that Jiangxi is economically backward? I said that outsiders say that Jiangxi is adjacent to the three coastal provinces of Guangdong, Fujian and Zhejiang, which has geographical advantages and should be developed better. That was not the case. Jiangxi's east, south and west directions have been blocked by heavy mountains, which used to be closed. The high-speed train to Guangdong will be opened this year, and the high-speed train to Fujian is limited to Shangrao. The high-speed train to Zhejiang has not yet radiated to Quzhou, let alone to Jiangxi.

Without transportation, there would be no rapid economic development. There's another one. I expect netizens to evaluate Jiangxi's economy and look at our total population.

Of course, Jiangxi also has its own shortcomings. For thousands of years, I have been living in a relatively closed environment with little contact with the outside world. It happens that this place has abundant rainfall and mild climate, which is suitable for farming. Therefore, there is also the ideological influence of contentment and small wealth, and the motivation for development is insufficient.

Of course, with the development of the times, Jiangxi people are also advancing with the times. We are also struggling to catch up, and we have made remarkable progress.

I like Jiangxi. People who love each other love their hometown.

In the early days of liberation, Jiangxi was vast and sparsely populated. My family moved from Henan to Jiangxi in the early years of the Republic of China. During the Republic of China, there were four great migrations in Henan due to natural disasters, and natural disasters occurred again within three years. 1964 Zhejiang Xin' anjiang immigrants were resettled once, and then the Three Gorges. As a result, our towns and villages are now mixed with various dialects, including Henan (mostly migrating before liberation), Anhui, Hunan and Hubei. ) In our hometown, Henan dialect has formed "Mandarin", which is famous for its tolerance, fraternity and simplicity. Note Hometown refers to Sanxiqiao Town, Baicha Town and Meitang Town in Yongxiu, Jiujiang, Jiangxi.

As for the humanities, I don't want to say more. This is almost common sense. So is the scenery.

Speaking of the environment, let me give you an example: my classmate's boss (from Hangzhou, Zhejiang) came to the West Sea of Lushan Mountain, which is Zhelin Lake, and now he comes here to eat fish for hundreds of kilometers almost every month. He said that he had never eaten such delicious fish, and there was no muddy smell at all. (Local restaurants often sell fish from Poyang Lake because they are shoddy), so the backward industrial structure is a pure land to return to life.

I love Jiangxi, not only because I am from Jiangxi, but also because I can't feel her worldly wisdom in other places.

Some people may say that Jiangxi people tend to make small profits but quick turnover. This may be a backward survival rule. Just as I can understand Shanghai's xenophobia, their life is too stressful. Jiangyou business gang also propped up the reputation of the top ten business gangs in China from this petty profit.

Finally, I attach some photos of my hometown last National Day.

I went to Jiangxi during the eleventh holiday, with thick red pornography, warm-hearted people, the countryside where the smoke is curling up, and the delicious food that I never forget. In a word, it's beautiful and I like it very much.

On my first day in Nanchang, I went out of the train station and took a bus. My first impression is that this city is a hero city, and the buses are covered with small red flags to celebrate my mother's birthday.

At noon, I ate steamed pork with rice flour, two words, fresh and tender, and fried bacon with wormwood leaves. Although it is very spicy, I still can't stop eating. I am a northerner who was born and raised for 20 years. The meal of Peking University is calculated by the bowl, and the small bowl is two pieces and three pieces. I eat in Jiangxi, rice is added casually, and a big pot is free, quack. The mouth smells of fish and rice. I think it is delicious. It's not what the teacher said before The rice in the south is not as delicious as that in the north, and the grains are longer. Anyway, it's delicious.

After lunch, I went to the famous Wang Teng Pavilion. I looked at the book "Sunset and Lonely Qi Fei, Autumn Water * * * One Color". It's really a lot of things, outstanding people, strong river wind, ripples on the river, like a painting.

(The picture shows me going to Ganjiang at night. )

In the afternoon, I went to the end of the subway line Yaohu is very big. When I came back, I actually caught the theme subway. It was moonlight in the lotus pond. Coincidentally, the subway in Nanchang is not as crowded as that in Beijing.

I went to eat fish with Chinese sauerkraut at night. I prefer it. ) The fish in Jiangxi is really tender. What I miss most so far is the pickled fish in Nanchang, haha. Later, I went to Qiushui Square to see the music fountain. I heard that there is a stone road in the Ganjiang River, which spans half of the Ganjiang River? We walked for almost an hour before we finished the stone road. The wind on the river was so strong that I was blown silly.

The next day, I went to Wuyuan, the most beautiful village in China. Because it's not rape season, so I didn't take the east line and went to the north line. During the day, I went to Rainbow Bridge, Sixiyan and Lingyan Cave, and at night I went to the night scene of Likeng. Wuyuan is a Huizhou architecture with white walls and black tiles, like ink painting. Boiled red carp conquered me and wanted to eat it.

Born in the north, I have never seen terraces. When I saw it this time, I lamented the wisdom of human beings.

On the third day, because it was autumn when I went, and because autumn was beautiful, I went on the morning of my return trip. Although some of them have been commercialized, the ancient villages are still there, the wisdom of the older generation is still there, and people in autumn are also celebrating their motherland's birthday.

When I returned to Nanchang in the afternoon, I always felt something was missing. Yes, I didn't drink crock soup. In order not to regret, I went to the Golden Sage Tower Food Festival, drank the last bowl of crock soup and left Jiangxi.

In a word, Jiangxi is beautiful and I like it very much.

Jiangxi is my hometown. I come from Suichuan, Ji 'an, Jiangxi. Jiangxi has long mountains and steep terrain. But the scenery is beautiful, the villagers are very kind and will help anything. In addition, new buildings have been built in the countryside and new roads have been opened up. I feel that Jiangxi is still very good