Tomb of Lin Hejing

Lin Hejing's life is a life of seclusion, and also a life of deliberate learning. His poems are unique in style, fresh and natural. Fan Zhongyan, a famous politician in the Northern Song Dynasty, praised him for his "solid style and mellow style." Famous poets Ouyang Xiu and Huang Tingjian all appreciate his fresh and strange works. But he didn't want to pass on poetry to the world, so he lost it as he wrote it. After the collection of later generations, only more than 300 poems, entitled "Lin Hejing poetry.". Lin Hejing's moral integrity and knowledge were highly appreciated by song Zhenzong, and he was once named "He Jing Chushi". After his death, Zhao Zhen, Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, also "bestowed a posthumous title on Mr. Hejing, who was also a Subo.". Although Lin Hejing lived, died, and was buried in an isolated mountain, his hometown Huang Xian village is well known to women and children. People's respect for this sage has lasted for thousands of years. In the old days, the clan stipulated that they would go to Gushan to sweep the tomb in turn every year during the Qingming Festival, and kept it until the 1950s after liberation. The crane releasing pavilion was first built in the Yuan Dynasty for Chen Zian, the governor of the county, to commemorate Lin Hejing. The pavilion was rebuilt in 1915 with a width of 875 meters and a depth of 885 meters. In the pavilion, there is a stone carving of the ode to the dancing crane, which was written by Bao Zhao of the northern and Southern Dynasties. The handwriting was copied by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty from the calligrapher Dong Qichang of the Ming Dynasty. The 466 characters in the Fu vividly depict the beautiful and moving image of the crane and its talent for singing and dancing. The monument is 24 meters high and 294 meters wide. The stele is covered with giant camphor, and a stone fence is built in front of it, facing the lake. The pavilion is planted with plum blossoms, which is a beautiful spot for enjoying plum blossoms on the lake. Beside the crane releasing Pavilion is Lin Hejing's tomb. Beside the tomb, there was a crane tomb named "Hegao" raised by Lin Hejing. It was once known as "the crane in the plum Grove" and one of the "Eighteen sceneries of the West Lake" in the Qing Dynasty. Lin Hejing (9671028), who was born in Qiantang (now Hangzhou), was a hermit poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. He lived in Gushan for 20 years. He never married or became an official. He took Mei as his wife and he as his son, which is called "Mei's wife and he's son". His famous poem "thin shadow, clear water, dark fragrance floating in the evening" has been handed down to this day.

Tomb of Lin Hejing

Tomb of Lin Hejing is a poem of Zheng Hou in Song Dynasty.

author

Song Zhenghou

The main body of poetry

There are many tombs in front of and behind the mountain, and there is no grass in the solitary tombs. Old houses have been burned, and old plum trees are hard to find in barren forests. The moon perfume is empty, and the crane is full of grief. Looking back at the temple outside Xiling bridge, I come to Jinbi to embrace the building.

Address: Zhongshan Park, No.1 Gushan Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou

Longitude: 120.14308183069

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