Liuxiang stream

Liuxiang stream

Liuxiangjian, written by yancao, comes from Shiji, a five character poem.

brief introduction

Formerly known as daoshuikeng, it is located at the northern foot of tianxinyan. Strange to say, the streams and springs in Wuyishan Scenic spot all flow from west to East, rush to Xiakou and converge at Chongyang stream. Only this mountain stream originates from the North Valley of Sanyang peak, flows to the northwest, and flows back to the mountain, so it is named. On both sides of daoshuikeng, there are cangshidan cliffs, green vines and weeds, and there are clusters of Shanhui, Shipu and orchids. "The falling leaves float in the deep stream, and the flying flowers chase the rapids." Along the way, the murmuring sound of running water and flying flowers accompany each other, and the faint fragrance comes from time to time. Xu Huotong, a poet of the Ming Dynasty, traveled here and could not bear to leave, so he changed the name of the stream to "liuxiang stream". As the mountain stream turns north, it is Qingliang gorge. On both sides of the gorge, there are cliffs and streams. Looking up, the jagged cliffs and rocks are on the verge of falling. There is only a gap between them, and only a ray of sunshine can be seen at noon. In an instant, the water marks hanging on the stone wall turned into drops of rock and fell into the stream, making a very pleasant sound. When you travel here in the hot summer, sitting on the stone plate beside the stream, you only feel the cool wind and the cold air, just like a cool world. Not far out of Qingliang gorge, you can see a black mountain peak. On the top of the mountain, there stands a huge rock leaning forward, just like a farmer wearing a hat. It is said that this huge stone came from afar, so the peak is called "Feilai peak". Around the Feilai peak, you can see the jade pillar peak standing tall and straight up and lifting the sky.

Original poetry

A few miles along the village, you can smell the orchid when you enter the valley.

The falling leaves float in the deep stream, and the flying flowers chase the rapids.

The haze light invades the staff wet, the moss color attacks the clothing cold.

If you want to taste the fresh spring, you can cook tea on a stone plate.

Note translation

① Orchid: the fragrance of orchid.

② Falling leaves: fallen leaves on trees. Turbulence (TU ā n): the rapid flow of water.

③ Languang sentence: it means that the fog on the top of the mountain moistens the walking stick. Moss color sentence: it means the green and dew moss, cold.

④ Make tea: make tea, make tea.

Appreciation of poetry

Liuxiangjian is located in Wuyishan, Fujian Province, to the west of wuxinyan. All the streams in the north of the mountain are from west to East. The Xiangjian river flows westward, so it is called doushuikeng. Jianbian cliff, cliff, not Tingwu not see the sun and moon. There are many mountain orchids and stone cattles on the side of the stream. Poets of the Ming Dynasty toured here, greatly appreciated it, and changed its name to liuxiangjian. When he visited Liuxiang stream, he felt the same way as the poets of the previous generation. Inspired by the beautiful scenery of Liuxiang stream, he wrote this exquisite and vivid poem.

About the author

Yan Cao, the neon monk of Wuyishan Wutong, Fujian in late Ming and early Qing Dynasty. The date of birth and death is unknown. He lived around 1650 A.D. Songshan word, common surname Liu, Zhangpu (now Fujian Province) people. In the Ming Dynasty, he became a monk. After he became a monk, he traveled all over the world and asked about his studies. His reputation grew stronger and stronger. In the late years, the Wutong nest was ended in the north of Wuyishan. He is good at poetry and prose, especially five characters. His poetry style is elegant and has a long meaning. He has eight volumes of quotations and more than ten volumes of poetry.

Address: north foot of tianxinyan, Wuyishan Scenic Spot, Wuyishan City, Nanping City

Longitude: 117.97416291534

Latitude: 27.670614237123

Tel: 0599-5131890

Ticket information: no ticket required. Included in the ticket of Wuyishan Scenic Spot