Touching the scene: When you come to the pagoda tree in Hongdong, Shanxi, you must read the couplets. The more you read it, the more memorable it will be.

The pagoda tree in Hongdong, Shanxi Province is a famous relocation site in Ming Dynasty at home and abroad, and it is also a sacred place for hundreds of millions of descendants who emigrated from the pagoda tree to seek roots and worship their ancestors.

hundreds of years later, a well-known folk song is still circulating all over the motherland: Ask me where my ancestors are? Shanxi Hongtong pagoda tree. What is the name of the ancestral home? The old stork nest under the big pagoda tree.

According to the data in the Migration Records of Sophora japonica in Hongdong, Shanxi, there were 18 large-scale immigrants from Shanxi to Hebei, Shandong, Henan, Baoding and other places during the Hongwu period and Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, and * * * was distributed in 18 provinces and cities and more than 5 counties and cities.

for hundreds of years, people who have visited the pagoda tree in Hongdong to seek roots and worship their ancestors, as well as literati, have all been awed and filled with emotion.

"places of interest and historical sites must be linked by names".

A few days ago, "Yuanyiyuan" and his party walked into the pagoda tree in Hongdong, feeling and reliving the magnificent official immigration event of that year, and noticed several couplets left by the pagoda tree.

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Shanglian: Yu Yan Jia Shu; The bottom line: Shade the crowd.

This 8-character couplet is written on the forehead of the memorial archway at the ancient pagoda tree.

At the ancient pagoda tree in Hongtong County, next to Guangji Temple, which was founded in the second year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty, there is a big pagoda tree in Han Dynasty.

This tree is surrounded by trees and shaded by several acres. The ancient official road that runs through the north and south passes through the shade of trees. Over time, the old stork built a huge nest, as big as a wheel, with branches and grass leaves among the branches of the big locust tree.

standing under the big pagoda tree and looking up, you will see the big pagoda tree dotted around, which is very spectacular.

The word "reputation extension" in couplets refers to praising its beauty and making its reputation spread far and wide. And "Jiashu". Jia, praise, praise. It refers to a beautiful and beautiful tree at the place of Sophora japonica.

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Part One: When a willow comes to Huai, it should feel like leaving the country; The bottom line: the water source is woody, and I still think about my hometown today.

after reading this couplet, the little friends of "Yuan Yi Yuan" can't help feeling touched by the scene, and their eyes are wet.

In those days, the villagers who were forced to emigrate from the old pagoda tree either took the loess from their hometown or smashed the pot as a souvenir. Most of them broke off the branches of the big pagoda tree as a souvenir.

"The willow leaves for the tree" is a sad scene when the willow leaves and the tree leaves. Nowadays, people admire the reputation of the old locust tree and come here.

"water source is woody", with active water and roots for trees. The second part is to teach the world to think about the source of drinking water, not to forget the source, but to trace the source and not to forget the hometown.

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Part I: Nankemengdie seeks trees; The bottom line: Beiguo stops to recognize Zixiang.

The word "Nan Ke Meng Die" in this couplet tells two stories. First, during the Tang Dynasty, in the book "Biography of Nan Ke's Taishou" edited by Li Gongzuo, the hero Chun Yufen dreamed that he became the Taishou of Huai An Guo. ? Be famous for a while and enjoy all the splendor. But later defeated, he became a prisoner of the order.

When she woke up, Chun Yufen saw a hole under the pagoda tree, which was an experience in her dream.

The other is that Zhuang Zhou's dream turned into a butterfly, flying vividly, making people dream ...

"Stopping in the north country" means stopping the horse outside the north city to recognize his hometown.

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Shanglian: the traces of trees still exist, the jade peaks are green, and the Fenshui circulates, and the warbler is moved from Zili here; The bottom line: the ancient pagoda is immortal, the post road is rediscovered, the stork nest is everywhere, and now the crane returns to Lianbang.

The author of this couplet is Sun Pikang in the Republic of China.

after moving from my beautiful hometown to another place, I always dream about it and return to my hometown. All I see is the big locust tree and the old stork nest, so my thoughts are still deeply hidden in my heart.

The "Jade Peak" in couplets refers to Huotai Mountain in Linfen City, Shanxi Province, also known as Huoshan and Taiyue Mountain. "Lianbang" refers to a Buddhist country such as the lotus boundary, and actually refers to Guangsheng Temple next to the old pagoda tree in Hongtong.

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Part I: Ancient Huai preserves historical sites, and the 5-year-old story is repeated. You should rub against the trees and don't complain about the willows to the border; The second part: sipping tea at the new pavilion, three thousand miles of tourists stay and look at the railing. Sure enough, the battlements are lotus flowers.

In the Tang Dynasty, Wang Zhihuan once wrote a famous poem "Poem on the Embankment": The Yellow River is far above the white clouds, and there is a lonely city, Wan Ren Mountain. Why use the sad willow song to complain about the spring delay, the old Yumen pass, a spring breeze is not blowing ah!

The ancients often played the flute to express the pain of parting.

In the first part of the poem, the phrase "Border Pass resents the willows" is a metaphor for the homesickness of people who went on expeditions. In this connection, the author refers to the homesickness of immigrants to other places. The phrase "sip your name on the new pavilion" in the second part refers to the fact that after drinking tea, you came to the monument pavilion at the place where the ancient pagoda tree is located.

If you visit the pagoda tree in Hongtong, you will find that the places of interest here are couplets, which are far more than that. In view of space reasons, we temporarily selected the above ones for your exchange and sharing.

what do you think or feel after reading these couplets? Welcome to leave a message for interaction.

References: China Buddhism, Shanxi Cultural Relics Tourism, Hongtong County Annals, Immigrant Annals of Sophora japonica, etc.

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