Poems describing Dujiangyan

Haru Aoyama's poem "Guanyang Zhi Zhu Ci" wrote: "Dujiangyan is flooded and people are in a hurry to reach the shore. I like to see the frequent withdrawal of rafts, and I am happy to say that I am plowing. "

He Qing Shengxin's poem "Fulongguan": "Ying Ying is separated by a river and two mountains. Red leaves flow in the broken stream and white clouds rise in the empty pool. The bridge cable is out of thin air, and the tree floats at dusk. Where is the dragon lady now? The cliff asked Liu Jun. "

Dong Qing Qin Xiang's "Ode to Guan Yu of Youlong": "Thunder and thunder in the gorge shook the blue end, and it has been broken for several years! Out of the ancient and modern Qin and Han dynasties, ask him if Long Fu has been cold? "

Huang Yu's poem Dujiangyan in the Qing Dynasty: "The Minjiang River is far away from the sky, and its magic breaks the ancient piles. Bourne is vast and connected with three Chu, and Huize frost moistens nine places. Rain falls in front of the axe rock, and light thunder thunders at the bottom of Longtan. Embankment construction does not dare to quit hard work, and bamboo and stone management is second-rate. "