Three hundred cultural corridors in Tang poetry

The cultural corridor of 300 Tang poems is located in the urban section of Douhe River system between Jianhua Bridge and Yuhua Bridge, with a total length of about 1 km. It is engraved with 5 sculptures, 30 stone carvings and 30 Tang poems. They are Meng Haoran's Passing through the Old People's Village, Wang Wei's Chai Lu (Zhai Yin), Wang Changling's Long Songs (excerpts), Du Fu's Going Up the Mountain, Wang Wei's Thinking of My Shandong Brothers on Mountain Holiday, Li Bai's Farewell to Meng Haoran on the Way to Yangzhou, Wang Wei's Acacia, and Bai Juyi's Remembering Jiangnan (. Looking at Lushan Waterfall by Li Bai, Xixi Chuzhou by Wei, Entering the Wine by Li Bai (selected section), Cold River in the Early Childhood by Meng Haoran, Jiangnan Spring by Du Mu, Wang Changling's Going Out, Liu Zongyuan's Xiju, Meng Haoran's Sending Wang Changling to Lingnan (selected section) and Du Mu's. Personally, I think the above 30 poems are familiar and catchy, the second is the contrast with the scenery (spring, summer, autumn and winter, Tomb-Sweeping Day Double Ninth Festival and other traditional festivals), the third is the geographical factor (Tangshan is located in a secluded place), and the fourth is that the poetry content and sculpture complement each other. The photos are explained one by one below.