Do you know the first river in our country named after a poem?

Qishui soup,

Gradually the carriage curtains and skirts.

This sentence comes from the poem "The Book of Songs·Wei Feng·Mang"

Many people are not unfamiliar

The "Qi River" mentioned in it

It is now the Qi River in Hebi City, Henan Province.

A Brief Map of the Distribution of Countries in the Book of Songs

September 2014

The Chinese Poetry Society officially named the Qi River "China's Poetry River"

This is also the first river in my country named after a poem.

Why is it named "China's Poetry River"?

This starts with the relationship between the Qi River and poetry.

The so-called "Poetry River" has two meanings

One is the river in the Book of Songs

The Book of Songs was originally called "Poetry"

The second reason is that the Qi River has been mentioned in poems, lyrics and songs throughout the ages.

There are countless couplets

According to research

There are 39 poems in the Book of Songs that directly describe the scenery of the Qi River.

"The Qi River surges, and the curtains of the carriages fade away."

"The Qi River flows slowly, and the cypress oars and pine boats float by."

All from the Book of Songs

There are nearly 40 poems in the Complete Tang Poems that sing the praises of the Qi River.

Wang Wei once wrote:

"I live on the banks of the Qi River, with vast fields to the east without any mountains."

Du Fu also wrote:

"The brave men on the Qi River should not be lazy in returning home, while the woman in the south of the city is worried and has many dreams."

In the 3-kilometer-long Qishui Poetry Garden built in Hebi today

There are 1,500 poems and lyrics related to the Qi River carved out.

Qi River Scenery

In the history of Chinese literature

In addition to the Yangtze River and the Yellow River

Can be like the Qi River through the dynasties

Few people are favored and recited

Also worth mentioning

The Qi River is the only unpolluted river in North China that passes through the city.

Known as the "Li River of the North"

This is just like Li Bai's "Wei Jun Bid Farewell to Su Mingfu on His Northern Tour"

Same as written

"Qi River flows like jasper" - Qi River flows like jasper

Until now, the Qi River Basin still maintains a good ecology

Qi River Scenery

In addition to the Qi River

We have also learned many poems about rivers in class.

Do you know which river the poem is talking about?

Come and review it as soon as possible!

The Yangtze River: "Stars hang low over the vast plains, and the moon rises over the great river."

——Du Fu's "Writing Thoughts on a Night Journey"

"The gate of heaven is broken and the Chu River is opened, the clear water flows eastward and returns here."

——Li Bai, "Looking at Tianmen Mountain"

The Yellow River : "The desert is filled with smoke, and the long river is filled with round sunsets."

——Wang Wei, "Envoy to the Frontier"

"A river 30,000 miles long flows eastward into the sea, and a mountain 5,000 feet high reaches the sky."

——Lu You, "Two Poems on Going Out of the Fence to Welcome the Coolness in the Autumn Night, No. 2"

Jinsha River "The water of Jinsha River hits the cliffs and is warm, while the iron chains of Dadu Bridge are cold."

——Mao Zedong, "Seven-Character Verse: The Long March"

Wusong River "The moon sets, crows cry, frost fills the sky, maples on the river bank, fishing fires face my sad sleep."

——Zhang Ji, "Night Mooring at Maple Bridge"

These familiar verses

Does it also bring back your memories of the classroom?

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Poems about rivers!