Eight tiles (eleven)

? If you open the Wujiang River memorabilia, you will find that Emperor Qianlong went down to the south of the Yangtze River and stopped at Bawa for many times. According to records, "In the sixteenth year of Qianlong (175 1), on March 16th, Emperor Qianlong visited the south for the first time and stayed in the south (now the west bank of the Eight Banners Bridge). Since then, the second, fourth, fifth and sixth southern tours have been stationed here. "

Emperor Qianlong, who likes dancing and writing ink, did not leave any poems dedicated to the Eight Scenes. However, Lu You, a great poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote the poem "Eight tiles encounter rain" because of the rain. The poem says: "It's strange to live in a resort, and the wine is fragrant and the sea bass is fat. The benefits of Songjiang must be remembered, when the wind is calm and the snow falls on the Yangtze River. " . Lu You may never have imagined that his temporary expression of feelings led to an ecological park covering an area of 1000 mu more than 800 years later, and was named after the word "resort" in his poem.

? Yang Wanli, a contemporary of Lu You, had a similar experience of encountering rain, and generously wrote three poems "Crossing Eight Feet in Rain", which said: "The rainbow boarded an inferior ship and returned to the sky. There is not much good weather in the festival, and the wind is long and rainy. " "Today last year, Fengshantou, a children's group, tried to persuade them to pay. Not as good as Songjiang in the misty rain, I am a boat alone. " "The drizzle is silent, and the beads are like silver nails. Hutong quickly bought an inch of wine and cooked the squid leek soup. "

? In the existing Records of Wujiang County in Ming and Qing Dynasties, Bawa was mentioned more than once as "having restaurants, pubs and other businesses". The word Gongfu, an adult, is the great-grandson of the stepking. Zhimi Pavilion, Lin 'an military affairs jurisdiction. He had stayed eight times and left a poem "Sleeping eight feet in the moonlight is steep and bright", which said: "You will say that without good moonlight, you will cross the lake greedily. I only lived eight feet, but I saw a lonely circle. Cold dew is like water, and smoke is as white as Sue. Jiang Tiankong wants to compete with the two pearls. "

? Wang Shucheng, a poet from Wujiang in the Ming Dynasty who likes studying abroad, has a poem "Little Fruit and Eight Treasures": "The remnant star shines on the boat, knocking on the stone stove to make a fire. Sitting on the pillow and watching the river flow, I heard the sound of selling fish in my dream. "

Qianlong Jinshi, Fuping county magistrate, and Yan also wrote "Boating Eight Watts", saying: "Fishing in the ocean is a good sentence, thinking about the south of the Yangtze River, and the overflowing lake is the most prosperous. The boat fell into my hands today, and the bass smells like the west wind. " However, Qingpu people, Qianlong Jinshi, and Wang Chang, the right assistant minister of the Ministry of Justice, stopped at Baki and left a poem "Eight Tiles Sleeping at Night": "Crows crow and bamboo are dense, and Wu boats are moored at Xikou. Close the net at low tide and arrest the ship at high wind. The lake is cold and rainy, and the mountains and trees are late. Who is your family? Very vague. "

? Judging from these surviving poems, the poet either spent the night or just passed by. Eight years old is just a hasty stop in their life journey, and they didn't stay for a long time to get close and get to know each other better, so they never forgot.

? In the Republic of China, there was a man named Zhou Yulin in Selected Poems of Zhenze County Records compiled by Nanshe. Ritter defined the positions of eight mounds in his "Ling Za Yong". His poem said: "The boat at the stern is small and its feet are full of wind." Spring flowers bloom and ducks talk, which reminds me of the trip to gutang East. "This is also a person who knows Bata better.

? For hundreds of years, Bashi town near the canal has long been used to people's hurry. She stood there quietly, watching the sunrise and sunset every day, people coming and going, letting the water from the canal flow by, not surprised or happy.

? (To be continued)

Anyone who knows the story of Bawa is welcome to provide writing materials. )