Gushan Park

闲来有趣

4.0/5

Excellent

Gushan "Gushan Temple is north and Jiating is west. The water surface is flat and the clouds are low. Several early orioles compete for warm trees, and new swallows peck at spring mud. The flowers are gradually dazzling, and the shallow grass can cover the horse's hooves. I love the east of the lake, and I can't walk enough, and the white sand embankment under the shade of green willows." Why is it named "Gushan"? This is because the scenery of this mountain is particularly beautiful in history. It has always been called the lonely emperor, so it is called Gushan. Gushan, as its name suggests, is a lonely hill that has stood here for thousands of years; Gushan Temple and Jiating have disappeared, and we can only imagine what it used to look like in the beautiful Tang poems. Standing alone on Gushan, imagine that Master Hongyi, Li Shutong, traveled to Gushan a hundred years ago and left the poem "The West Lake is beautiful, and I don't envy the red pine fairy". Gushan is different from the West Lake separated by a river. There is no hustle and bustle of crowds here, nor is there a scene of roads being so crowded that you can't walk. There is only a row of stone lions standing outside the dilapidated temple gate, silently guarding this piece of pure land.