Write a composition about Jiu Lao Pavilion, 550 ~ 600 words.

Jiulao Pavilion, located in Baishi Village, Xiye Town, Yuexi County, Anhui Province, is backed by Sikong, the first mountain of Zen Buddhism in China. The pavilion was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, and then in the 27th year of Daoguang.

(1847) reconstruction. The pavilion is located in the northeast and southwest, all made of stone, about five meters high, rigorous in structure, simple and solemn, beautiful and generous. The four stone pillars supporting the pavilion are all one foot square and more than three meters high, southwest.

A pair of couplets is engraved on the stone pillar, which reads: "Laughing and singing, sitting in the pavilion is nothing more than fun; Looking back after staying late, there are idle people outside the bar. "The column spacing is about two meters, and it is made up of four stones about two meters long, twenty centimeters wide and thirty centimeters high.

Combine into one. There are written records on the inner side of the pavilion eaves in the north. During the reign of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, the Zheng family in Bai Jiao had nine brothers, namely Jueyi, Lun Yi,, Heng Yi, De Yi, Chun Yi and Fu Yi, which were called "Sikong Jiu".

Old ",who is over 80 years old, took the rural headland, and Qin gave Deng Bapin clothes. The honorary descendants of Simirou built a stone pavilion in the twenty-seventh year of Daoguang (1847) to pursue their own ambitions. The roof of the pavilion consists of twelve stone slabs with cornices.

In the corner, the spire of the gourd. "Yuexi County Records" contains: "Jiulao Pavilion is located in Baishi Village, Xiye Township (now Xiye Town), 85 kilometers southwest of the county. At the beginning of Qing Dynasty, Zheng Jue's nine first cousins were all over eighty, and they had never traveled to cities in their lives.

Simple, Zhili mountain forest, living together in Sikong Mountain North. Whenever tourists come and go, they wait for tea to lead the way and are willing to be hosts. They are called' four seniors'. During the Qianlong period, Zong Xu, the son of Zheng Jueyi, built a pavilion for Jiu Lao, hence the name' Jiu Lao Pavilion'. "

A small and exquisite stone pavilion records the names and deeds of nine old people in detail. There is a stone tablet on the eaves of the front pavilion, which was given when the pavilion was rebuilt (the stone tablet is now kept by the local villagers surnamed Zheng and is slightly damaged). It can be seen that the specifications of Jiulao Pavilion are high, and it can also be speculated that Jiulao's optimistic, open-minded and selfless deeds were already very famous at that time.

In ancient times when living standards and medical conditions were poor, it was a miracle that nine old people appeared in a small mountain village. Being able to create this miracle is inseparable from the good local ecological environment.

Xiye is located at the junction of Anhui and Hubei, with an average elevation of less than 80 meters and beautiful rural scenery. It is known as the "Little Jiangnan" in Dabie Mountains. There are more than 2,000 ancient trees over 100 years old in the town, which are towering and rich in vegetation. In addition, the Division

The long history and profound cultural background of the empty mountain also provide sufficient spiritual nutrition for the local people. It has a history of more than 1000 years since Hui Ke, the second founder of the Qing Dynasty, came to Sikong to preach the Dharma in 577. For thousands of years, the Buddha

Religious culture and traditional Confucianism and Taoism have long been integrated and widely circulated, thus creating this harmonious and peaceful paradise on earth.

Look at the couplets of Jiu Lao Pavilion again. "Singing with a smile, sitting in the pavilion is nothing more than fun; Looking back after staying late, there are idle people outside the bar. " Nine old people sit in the pavilion and sing praises every day. The stone pavilion has become their happy place.

Fang. Taking a rest in the pavilion, I feel that people coming and going outside the pavilion are not as peaceful and comfortable as themselves, and they all feel that they are idle people. Couplets describe the optimistic and open-minded mentality and contented life situation of nine old people at that time.

Incisively and vividly.

Today, after more than 200 years of wind and frost, Jiulao Pavilion still stands quietly at the foot of Sikong Mountain, lost in many modern pavilions. But its glory and glory have not been forgotten. * * * is deeply honored that the harmonious outlook on life left by "Sikong Jiulao" has been passed down to this day with the Zen culture of Sikong Mountain.