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Chapter 310 - Touring the Thatched Cottage

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    ¡ª¡ª"Look at the pavilion in front of you, the roof seems to be thatched!"

    Wang Qingqing can be said to be the liveliest and the best looking in this group of people.

    According to Wang Qingqing's description, Chu Lihua, who had prepared the strategy in advance, knew that she had probably arrived at the stele pavilion of the Shaoling Thatched Cottage.

    The Stele Pavilion of Shaoling Thatched Cottage is one of the most representative buildings of Du Fu Thatched Cottage. It is a pavilion with a thatched roof and a stone tablet inside.  It was written by Prince Guo Yunli.  In the twelfth year of Yongzheng, Prince Guo sent the Dalai Lama to Tibet, passed through Chengdu, and paid a special visit to the thatched cottage, leaving this handwriting.

    Looking closer, this scenic spot feels like one of the most representative scenic spots. After all, Du Fu seems to be Shaoling, he should be called Du Shaoling.  This one says Shaoling Thatched Cottage.  And the top of the forehead is still made of thatch, I don't know how many years have passed, it looks very ancient.

    Then, through a small path in the shade of the trees.  Suddenly a stream of green water crossed the road.  There are various green plants on both sides of the water, and the reflection in the green water has a special taste.

    The beauty of this natural scenery has the charm of man-made repairs in it, and it also has a natural feeling.  A poet is a poet, and the place where he lives is repaired so pleasantly.

    Going forward is a row of low and dilapidated small huts located on the bank of the green pond.

    Wang Qingqing and Chu Lihua originally wanted to take two recent photos in front of the row of huts.  However, a trail is blocked by stones, and it is still separated by water. After thinking about it, forget it. In fact, taking photos reflected in the water in the distance has a special charm.

    In front of Du Fu's thatched hut, there is a path full of flowers and trees on both sides. He once wrote in his poem: "The flower path has never been swept by guests, and the Pengmen is now opened for the king."  Maybe it's the trail as described.

    Chu Lihua remembered some of the clips she had recorded while looking up, so she showed off to Wang Qingqing and Sister Zhang here.

    ¡ª¡ª"The current flower path is a small path with red walls that connects the memorial complex of Du Fu Thatched Cottage and the original Caotang Temple.  The two characters here have been damaged and repaired several times. When *** inspected the thatched cottage in 1958, he stared at these two characters for a long time. This is what I checked on the Internet. After all, there is *** in it.  .¡±

    ¡ª¡ª"Then this place is worth taking a group photo, Qingqing, come and take a photo for me."

    Sister Zhang, who never took the initiative to ask for photos, also asked Wang Qingqing to help him take a few photos, and also posed a few younger poses. It seems that Sister Zhang¡¯s mentality is also very young, maybe she has been with young people for a long time  Get used to it.

    As one of the symbols of the thatched cottage, Chu Lihua also raised her hand to take a picture of this precious scene, and took pictures of the surrounding area by the way.  Of course, her mobile phone photo album is full of scenes and no one.  So she tried to choose to take pictures after someone walked by.

    Pass the Poetry History Hall and turn west, pass the water threshold, pass through the moon gate, and the plum garden is in front of you.  Maybe it's the wrong season. Anyway, it's a plum garden, but I didn't see a single plum blossom.  Located in the northwest corner of the thatched cottage, it covers an area of ??tens of acres. It is said that it was originally a private garden, which was also managed by the thatched cottage after the founding of the People's Republic of China.

    Standing outside the gate of the Moon Cave, you can see a four-story brick pagoda standing by the lake, and a curved bridge across the lake. The pagoda is named "Ji Lan Pavilion".  Take the meaning of Du Fu's "Wang Yue" poem "Looking at all the small mountains".  The shadow of the tower reflects the water surface, forming a wonderful echo with the curved bridge, while the moon cave gate becomes the viewfinder frame. Under its proper cutting, the tower, bridge, lake, flowers and trees form a beautiful picture.  Chu Lihua looked down at the photos she had taken on her mobile phone. She suddenly wanted to stand in front of the green water and leave her own reflection and take a photo.

    But in the end, Wang Qingqing's filming for her was completely different from what she had imagined, so she gave up.

    After taking photos, I followed the flow of people, and soon came to Daya Hall.

    Daya Hall was originally the main hall of Caotang Temple, which was officially opened in 2002.  The three characters "Da Ya Tang" on the plaque on the door are the characters of Yan Zhenqing, a famous calligrapher in Tang Dynasty.  Daya hall displays the largest large-scale colored glaze inlaid lacquer mural in China so far and 12 sculptures of famous poets of past dynasties, vividly displaying Du Fu's life and the development history of Chinese classical poetry.

    See this magnificent scene.  Chu Lihua suddenly wanted to see if Li Bai, who was as famous as Du Fu, had a former residence or thatched cottage.  Think about it again, maybe the romantic and unrestrained Li Bai has no fixed place to live, or maybe he is better than Du Fu, after all, he was with Concubine Yang at the time.  Those who live there for nothing may not be one or two grades behind Du Fu.

    Going out without a guide can sometimes be annoying.  Somehow, walking and walking?They transferred to the Hall of Poetry History.

    This time, Sister Zhang said that they should go from north to east. Wang Qingqing and Chu Lihua had no idea that Sister Zhang would clear the way in front of them.  Wang Qingqing secretly took a few back shots.

    After seeing the photo of the back view, Chu Lihua realized that there is no need to take pictures at all. Standing there stupidly, she would not be able to look white. On the contrary, the feeling of this back view blending into the picture at will is very beautiful.

    There is a gate building in the middle of the red wall of the flower path. Inside the gate is a single courtyard with two rooms, white walls and blue tiles, scattered flowers and trees, antique, small and elegant.  It looks like it should have arrived at the Huanhua Temple built in the twelfth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty in memory of Mrs. Ji Guo, a heroine in Chengdu in the Tang Dynasty.

    In the main hall, there are statues of Mrs. Ji and two ladies.  According to legend, after Du Fu left Chengdu, Cui Ning, the Duke of Ji, turned part of Du Fu's former residence into a villa for his wife Mrs. Ji (also known as Mrs. Huanhua) to live in, and later Mrs. Ji turned her house into a temple.  After Mrs. Ji's death, a special shrine was erected in the temple and a portrait was painted to commemorate her.  The temple has undergone several changes, and it no longer exists by the end of the Ming Dynasty.  It was not until the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty that the Huanhua Temple that we see today was built.

    Regarding this period of history, Chu Lihua found it from the Internet yesterday, and because it was the first time she heard about it, she didn't feel much when she saw the Huanhua Temple.

    Then he followed the crowd and came to a large pit that suddenly sunk.

    At first, Chu Lihua didn't understand what was going on.  Then followed Wang Qingqing and Sister Zhang into the door.  Then, according to the language spoken by Wang Qingqing and Zhang Jie, it should be speculated that this should be the exhibition hall of the Tang Dynasty ruins, right?

    Inside the glass cabinet are many Tang Sancai, brush washers, large and small writing brushes that are used by literati, as well as statues of villains driving carriages.  (Remember the site URL: www.hlnovel.com
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