Xiting Spring

Les phoques de Jinan ont toujours été mystérieuses parce que les autorités comme la dinastère Ming étaient entourées de phoques de Shandong, et les gens ne pouvaient pas entrer. Les phoques étaient dans la grande cour, et il y avait peu de gens qui le savaient.

Le nom de Wang Xiang est également connu pour son plongée dans les environs, situé à 8 mètres à l'est de Xiang. Le lac est de 2 mètres de longueur, large 1.8 mètres, profonde 2 mètres, sur la rive de la pierre naturelle, sur les trois côtés du sud, du nord et de l'ouest, sur la rive de la pierre. Les montagnes fausses, formées de rochers, sont naturelles, les mots "poissons", intitulés "poissons", sont écrits sur les rochers.

Xiting Spring, also known as Wang's Xiting Spring, is named for the nearby Tingge Spring Stream, located 8 meters east of Pearl Spring. The pool is 2 metres long, 1.8 metres wide and 2 metres deep. It is built with natural stone. It is surrounded by stone-carved fences on three sides: south, north and west. On the east side is a rockery, simple and natural. On the rocks, the words "Xiting Quan" inscribed by Wang Ne (Moxian) are inscribed. It was once listed as the seventy-two springs of the Jin, Ming and Qing dynasties. Now it is one of the seventy-two new springs in Jinan. In people's hearts, Xiting Spring is bound to be associated with the famous poetess Li Qingzhao's Rumengling. Chang Ji Xiting, drunk and unaware of his way home. Late returning to the boat, mistakenly into the depths of lotus root. Struggle for crossing, scramble for crossing, startle a gull egret. " Taste the outstanding Song Dynasty graceful poetess Li Qingzhao's "Rumengling", reverie about the rivers, pavilions and pavilions, there is a beautiful woman, Dangzhou River Tingquan. Nowadays, there are no rivers and lakes that the female poets competed to cross in the Xiting Spring beside the Pearl Spring, leaving only one spring pool. According to records, the ancient Xiting Spring was close to the Qiang Miao Lake, north to the Daming Lake, and the water surface was vast enough to open the boat. Even in the Ming Dynasty, the water situation in this area was still vigorous. Wang Xiangchun, a poet of the Ming Dynasty, wrote lt; Qilu - Baiyin & gt of Jinan, in which he described the scene of the flourishing spring water in that area at that time "a stream, a bridge, and water ladles drawn on the stone surface of a raccoon. The needle stopped at the end of the house and the boat swung at the bottom of the tree. " No. 1 Yuanqian Street, Quancheng Road, Lixia District, free of charge. Take Bus No. 3,5,K50,101 in downtown area and get off at Tianditan Street Station.

Next to the Pearl Spring, the Pearl Spring is in a government courtyard like Li Qingzhao's Changji River Pavilion at dusk. He is intoxicated with the river Pavilion he knows on his way home. Now there is no spring, no gushing, no clear spring water, and quite disappointed. There is a stele Pavilion beside him, which records the mark of history.

Xiting Spring is a famous spring in Jinan Pearl Spring Group and one of the "72 New Springs" in Jinan. Legend has it that "Changji Xiting Sunset" in Li Qingzhao's "Rumengling" refers to this place, of course, this statement is not very credible.