Drunken stone

There are zuishi and zuishi Pavilion on the side of Qigong temple. Here, there are many strange stones, such as a couch, called "immortal bed" in ancient times. It is said that when Qi Gong was celebrating his kung fu in Pingyuan, he walked to the moon after drinking. He was tired and fell asleep. Later generations named this stone "zuishi". Zhang Hengfu, a poet of the Qing Dynasty, has a famous saying that "when the six armies are drunk, the sea and the sky and the moon, the plants and trees in the mountains are magnificent". There is a pavilion named "zuishi Pavilion" in front of zuishi. On the stone wall below the pavilion, there are stone carvings such as "swearing to snow national humiliation". The stone wall is engraved with the poem "man Jiang Hong" written by Yu Dafu when he visited Qi Gong temple in 1938. Qigong Temple

Drunken stone

On the left of Mingxian spring, there is a huge rock. It's said that Li Bai once came here to drink. It sounds like he was too happy to return. He was drunk on this stone. So it's called "zuishi".

Chucheng Township, Dehua County, Jiangzhou (now Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province), is where Tao Yuanming lived. At the beginning of Xuanhe period in Song Dynasty, there was a TaoYuanming ancestral hall in the place where the history of Bu Ci was established. In front of the ancestral temple, there is a stream and a stone in the stream, which is called Yuanming zuishi. On the ninth day of chongchong, the natives carried wine to pick up chrysanthemums and sprinkled them at the bottom of the ancestral temple. See volume 4 of Duxing magazine by song Zengmin. According to Yuan Ming's drunken stone, there are different opinions about the place.

geographical position

Zuishi is located in the hot spring scenic spot of Huangshan City, Anhui Province.

Overview of scenic spots

It is said that Li Bai was drinking and chanting poems here. When he was drunk, he went around the stone for three times and spilled the remaining wine on the stone. When Li Bai was drunk, he lay beside the stone and the giant stone got drunk, so he was named.

In the 20th year of Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, Luo Yuanzhang inscribed "zuishi" on the stone. The two characters are more than 1 meter high, 2 meters wide and 1 meter in diameter. Zuishi stands beside the stream, not connected with the nearby mountains. On the cross section about 5 meters high, parallel vertical fissures can be seen, which are quite different from the inclined layered fissures of the nearby peaks. Therefore, it is concluded that they are "visitors from outside". In the 20th year of Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty, Luo Yuanzhang inscribed "zuishi" on the stone. The two characters are more than 1 meter high, 2 meters wide and 1 meter in diameter.

Zuishi is a rootless granite "Zhuanshi", which stands beside the stream and is not connected with the nearby mountains. On the cross section about 5 meters high, parallel vertical fissures can be seen, which are quite different from the inclined layered fissures of the nearby peaks. Therefore, it is concluded that they are "visitors from outside". Xie Zhao, a man of the Ming Dynasty, wrote a poem praising: "dangerous rocks arch the capital of heaven and lie in the green woods near the stream. Wake up to Huiyu solution, home to the ancient rattan support. Moss when the depth of the block, the clouds suddenly have. At night, when people scatter, there will be a lonely peak for many months. " Contemporary Shen Rusong also has a poem: "why do you sleep in a restaurant in Chang'an. The Silver Pheasant is put on the top of the mountain. I can't help sleeping drunk and dreaming about the strings. "

Seven wonders of long Renfu in Yuan Dynasty

Drunken stone

When jingshe came back, she poured stone bed and woke up to wet rosin in liver and gallbladder.

Pedestrians only appreciate the intoxication of Tao Gong, who knows the sad wine chapter.

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