Zhuquan

Zhuquan

Zhu Quan, pronounced as zh ū Qu á n, is a Chinese word, which means the good name of Quan. Wuyishan spring name.

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1. Spring is a good name.

2. Wuyishan spring name.

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In the Southern Dynasty, Liang Shen's Ode to Gao Song said, "I love Huang Pu, but I love Zhu Quan."

Tang Zhang said that "Fenghe Shengzhi Xiyu Fu" said: "the wind is like the debris of the silver Han Dynasty, scattered like the water of the Pearl Spring."

According to Gu Qilun's guoyapin shipin of Ming Dynasty, "there are many good people in Guobin's five words, such as" birds perch in the trees outside the clouds, dragons protect the lotus in the bowl. " "The valley resounds, the Pearl springs fall, and the dangerous rocks and grass pavilions hang." It's Shenjun's language. "

Wu Yi Shan Zhi (Volume 15) by Dong Tiangong of Qing Dynasty: "shuilian Cave There is water on the top of the rock, which is called pearl spring. It flows down from the top and flows with the wind. It looks like a pearl curtain. "

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