1. 15~2 words of tour guide's words in Xiangwang's hometown

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Xiang Wang's hometown was built in memory of Xiang Yu, an incomparable hero who overthrew the tyrannical rule of Qin Wang and made immortal contributions. National AA-level tourist attractions, key cultural relics protection units in Jiangsu Province. Located in the south of Suqian. Xiang Yu was born in 232 BC. At the age of twenty-four, he rose up against the Qin Dynasty and led a vassal into the customs, calling himself the overlord of the Western Chu. He failed in the battle with Liu Bang and Chu Han, and died in Wujiang at the age of 3l. In order to commemorate this brave and bold hero, people in my hometown set up temples, monuments and workshops in Xiaxiang Wutong Lane. By the early Qing Dynasty, the temple was destroyed and the workshop was abandoned, leaving only one ancient locust tree planted by Xiang Wang and several Wutong trees named after it. In 1931, Zhang Huatang, commander of the Kuomintang Northwest Army, led his troops to stay in the hostel, actively advocated the restoration of Xiangwang's hometown, built a grass pavilion next to the ancient locust tree, named Huai 'an Pavilion, and built three grass halls in the courtyard to build Xiangli Primary School. In 1935, Zhang Naifan, the county magistrate, expanded on the original basis and invited the squire to hold a chrysanthemum party to raise funds in the name of giving chrysanthemum bounty, and built the "Yingfeng Pavilion", in which biographies and poems about Xiang Yu were displayed for people to watch. The large-scale expansion and transformation of Xiang Wang's hometown was after the reform and opening up, especially after the establishment of prefecture-level cities. The city attached great importance to it and allocated huge sums of money to transform it, adding new contents. The archway in front of us, the square, and the roads and stone steps connected with the urban area were all built at the beginning of this century. 2. Xiang Wang's hometown explains the tour guide's words urgently.

Hello, tourists! Welcome to the birthplace of King Xiang, the overlord of Xi Chu. Xiang Yu's name is Yu. Born in 232 BC, at the age of 24, Xiang Yu followed his uncle Xiang Liang to lead 8, children to rise up in Wuxian, Suzhou, and crossed the river to the north. It took only three years to overthrow the Qin Dynasty, and then he failed in the struggle between Chu and Han, but his boldness of vision and unyielding spirit of "pushing mountains and inspiring the world" have been praised by the world so far.

in order to commemorate this historical hero, as early as the Kangxi period, Hu Sanjun, the magistrate of a county, erected a monument here, named it Xiangwang's hometown, and built it as Xiangli Park in the early Republic of China, which was completely destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. Since 1983, the restoration project of Xiangwang's hometown has been re-planned. In order to ensure that the architectural style here is consistent with the age when Xiang Yu grew up, Professor Pan Guxi, an ancient architecture expert, was specially hired to design it. Xiang Wang's hometown is always designed as a courtyard with three entrances. At present, it has begun to take shape.

These are two groups of sub-pavilions built in 1996. Ancient buildings have strict hierarchical boundaries. The original meaning of que is palace que, which refers to palace by extension. In ancient times, que could only be built in front of the palace. Xiang Yu didn't claim to be the emperor, but during the five years from the collapse of the Qin Dynasty to the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, China's regime was mainly controlled by Xiang Yu, and Liu Bang was also enfeoffed by him after the capital Pengcheng was established, so he should be called a generation of emperors. Sima Qian wrote in Biography of Xiang Yu: In three years, he wiped out the Qin Dynasty and divided the world, and sealed the princes, and the government came out with the title of "overlord". According to the writing style of Historical Records, Xiang Yu is also listed as the "discipline", that is, the position of the emperor. Therefore, the building here is not only in line with Xiang Yu's status, but also in line with the requirements of ancient buildings. During the construction of these two groups of stone que, according to the quarrying workers, when they were worried about not getting large stones, there happened to be a landslide at night. Although this is a natural phenomenon, or a coincidence, they think that Xiang Yu appeared in the grave.

This is the aisle house that enters the second courtyard, and it is called "Shanmen". The mountain gate is mostly used as the gate of Buddhist temple, because the Han Dynasty has been away from us for more than two thousand years, and all the buildings we saw in the Han Dynasty are imitations. The ancient buildings here are all built in imitation of the Pingshan Hall in Yangzhou, but they still maintain the architectural characteristics of the Han Dynasty. The horizontal plaque on the gate of the mountain is the former residence of King Xiang, which was inscribed by Pu Jie, the younger brother of the last emperor Puyi. His calligraphy style is the royal pavilion style. Only the royal palace can use the pavilion, and Xiang Yu has always been a generation of emperors in people's minds, so using the pavilion is consistent with his status.

This is a 1-meter long corridor. The inscriptions on the corridor are divided into two parts. On the east is the full text of Historical Records of Xiang Yu, with about 9, words, which are engraved on 32 stone tablets respectively. The Biography of Xiang Yu was written by Sima Qian in the Han Dynasty. This Ji is one of the styles of Sima Qian's creation of Historical Records, which is devoted to the affairs of emperors when they were in power. Although Xiang Yu did not become an emperor, he gave orders for a while between the death of Qin and the rise of Han, and his authority was the same as that of emperors, so he was introduced into this Ji. Between the lines, all the admiration for Xiang Yu is revealed. To the west are poems chanting Xiang Yu in past dynasties. Please come with me. This is a popular poem praising Xiang Yu. "Life is a hero, and death is a ghost hero. I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross Jiangdong." Written by Li Qingzhao, a poetess in Song Dynasty.

This is the Intermediate People's Court. There are four lawns and four trees planted in the Intermediate People's Court. There are two locust trees in the north and two oak trees in the south. Its metaphor means that people miss Xiang Yu. "Huaixiang"? Take the homonym of two words.

this is bawangding, which is 2.6 meters high, 1.9 meters in diameter and weighs about 8 tons. Known as the second largest tripod in Asia, the largest tripod stands in Wuxi San'guo City. The decorative patterns on the mouth edge and tripod feet are all gluttonous patterns, and the significance of adopting gluttonous patterns is mainly to maintain the style of Han Ding. The tripod in ancient China is not only used in various ceremonies, but also as a symbol of national power, with supreme and inviolable authority. There is no doubt that the establishment of this cauldron here is consistent with Xiang Yu's status and identity. On the front of the tripod is the word overlord tripod, with 16 lines and 64 words of * * * on the back. Please see the inscription:

The next phase is heavy, and the flag is raised. Wuzhong destroyed Qin, and the country was renowned for its meritorious deeds. Xingyang lost many times. After eight years of meritorious deeds, it was difficult for him to cross the Wujiang River and cross the river. Expressed the praise of later generations to this historical figure. Yingfeng Pavilion is the main building in Xiangwang's hometown, inscribed by Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Vice Chairman of the National Buddhist Association, who is especially good at opening letters. Today, people call Zhao Puchu a book fairy, a painting fairy and a poem fairy. The word "Yingfengge" is solemn, powerful and extraordinary. It is said that "Yingfengge" is the place where Xiang Yu practiced martial arts when he was a child. This is a stone statue of Xiang Yu, who is wearing a shirt and a sword, glaring at the front, reflecting Xiang Yu's heroic spirit. Another notable feature of this stone statue is that it fully reflects the inner temperament of Xiang Yu. Look at his expression. He is brave, strong-willed, unstoppable and not afraid of sacrifice, but also kind, generous, heroic, frank and honest and frank-free. In summary, Sima Qian's description of Xiang Yu is vividly expressed. 3. Write a composition on Xiang Wang's hometown and former residence

Xiang Wang's hometown, referred to as "Xiang Li". It is located under the abandoned Yellow River embankment. According to legend, Xiang Yu was born in Wutong Lane, so Xiang Wang's hometown is also called Wutong Lane.

The whole temple is a Han-like building, simple and solemn, and it looks very safe.

The courtyard is divided into four paths, which is a typical Chinese-style building. Every path has Mo Bao left by celebrities. The couplet inscribed by Pu Jie, the younger brother of the last emperor, "The rise and fall of a generation in the sublime East of the Yangtze River has its own glory, and the song tells the story of a hero who will succeed or fail." Xiang Yu, a hero who has been circulated in history because of "failure" in China history, suddenly stood in front of us, reminding us of him more and more.

Walking into Yingfeng Pavilion, there is an iron tripod in the middle, weighing 8 tons. The inscription on the tripod, with 16 lines and 64 words, describes Xiang Yu's immortal historical achievements, which is simple and spectacular and magnificent. On the right wall of the temple, Sima Qian's Biography of Xiang Yu is engraved, with more than 9, words in full text, which is dense, beautiful and neat, vigorous and bold. The left wall of the ancestral hall is engraved with the evaluation of Xiang Yu by famous artists of past dynasties, and every poem is full of admiration for this young general. In the four green spaces in the center of the courtyard, there are two oak trees and locust trees planted respectively. Obviously, I want future generations to pay tribute to and miss this hero.

Today, I really want to climb onto Xiang Yu's favorite Wuzhima, continue along the historical tunnel, revisit Wutong Lane, Xianyang City and Wujiang Pu, and then enjoy the elegant demeanor of the overlord of the West Chu! How I want to ride a black horse again, shoulder the heavy responsibility of the times, ride the wind, and taste the gorgeous glory of the present! 4. Scenery of Xiang Wang's hometown

Xiangyuan, Xiang Yu Statue and a 4D cinema with Xiang Yu as the theme /" target="_blank"> Xiangjia Ancestral Hall: I live opposite Xiangwang's hometown, which is a newly-built scenic spot. It is said that the investment is 6.7 billion yuan, and the environment is very good. I will go for a walk every day during the summer vacation, and organize activities from time to time, such as Valentine's Day kissing competition, Xiangwang's hometown food festival, etc. When the food festival is full of people, it is crowded, but it is very lively. If you are a local, you'd better enter the scenic spot in the summer vacation night. You only need to visit the official Internet cafe in 1 yuan

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was published on November 27, 213 at 18: 45

Comments 5. Words describing hometown

Idiom title Idioms explain that once you live in an homeland, you will move again in an homeland.

it means to be attached to one's hometown and unwilling to move to another place easily. Source: "The Final Biography of Yang in the Later Han Dynasty": "It is said:' Living in peace and living in peace, it is called the public.

''': water shield; Fine-cut meat. Metaphor is the feeling of missing hometown.

Source: The Biography of Hans Zhang in the Book of Jin: "When Han saw the autumn wind, he was thinking about Wu Zhong's leeks, soups and bass." The thought of the perch is a metaphor for the feeling of missing my hometown.

Source: The Biography of Hans Zhang in the Book of Jin: "When Han saw the autumn wind, he was thinking about Wu Zhong's leeks, soups and bass." A place where you lived as a child, usually referring to your hometown.

Origin: Tang Hanyu's Preface to Send Yang Shaoyin: "The return of today refers to its tree saying:' A tree was planted by my ancestors; A certain water and a certain hill are also what I fished when I was a boy. " "East flows west, water flows east, and people go west.

It is a metaphor for people's homesickness. Retire home: retire because of old age; Also: back, back; Home: hometown, hometown.

Resign because of old age and return to my hometown to spend my old age. Origin: Twenty-third chapter of Qing Zhou-sheng's Biography of Awakening Marriage: "A Yang township official came to the palace to protect the ministers, gave him a full salary, and retired home."

retirement at home: retirement due to old age; Home: hometown, hometown. To resign because of old age and spend one's old age in one's hometown.

Origin: The 23rd Biography of Marriage to Awaken the World by Qing Zhou Sheng: "A Yang Xiang official came to Gongbao Shangshu, gave him a full salary, and retired at home." Respect for mulberry: respect and love; Mulberry: Mulberry and catalpa, trees often planted next to homes in ancient times, are metaphors of hometown.

people who love and respect their hometown. Source: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Xiaoye: "Weisang and catalpa must be respected."

Hometown is hard to leave: birthplace, or place where I used to live, here refers to hometown and motherland. It is difficult to leave the land of my hometown.

describes infinite attachment to one's hometown or motherland. Reformed Qiu Shou refers to being buried in his hometown after death.

the same as "reforming the first mound". Source: Ming Song Lian's "Records of Kong Junquan": "I have died a thousand times, and I intend to return to the high head, but I don't know that I died on the road."

It is said that when a fox dies, his head will face the hill where he was born. Metaphor is not forgetful.

It is also a metaphor for missing one's hometown in old age. Source: The Book of Rites on the Tan Bow: "The fox dies at the head of the hill, and it is benevolent."

reform the first mound: to; Hill: mound. Legend has it that the fox is about to die outside, and he should also head in the direction of the cave where he lives.

refers to being buried in one's hometown after death. Source: Dai Sheng, Western Han Dynasty, "The Book of Rites on the Tan Bow": "Rites do not forget their origin.

As an ancient saying goes, a fox dies at the head of a hill, but it is also benevolent. " The reformed leader Qiu Zhi was buried in his hometown after his death.

the same as "reforming the first mound". Source: The strange phenomenon witnessed in 2 years, back to the 85 th: "If I told him to go back to recuperate yesterday, I told him to return to the first place as soon as possible."

the first mound of the fox's death: the mound with the head facing the fox hole. Legend has it that when a fox dies, his head will face the hill where he was born.

metaphor is not forgetting one's roots. It is also a metaphor for missing hometown in old age.

Origin: Chu Qu Yuan's "Nine Chapters Involved in the River" in the Warring States Period: "Birds fly against their hometown, and foxes will die first." "The Book of Rites on the Tan Bow": "The fox dies at the head of the hill, and it is also benevolent."

nostalgia: nostalgia; Earth: homeland, hometown. I miss my hometown.

Source: The Theory of Wang Ming by Han Ban Biao: "The words of defending the soldiers are broken, and the love of the earth is cut off in the name of Gao Sihao." When you return to your hometown, you can wear brocade to return to your hometown when you are rich.

Origin: Xiang Ji Biography of Hanshu written by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "When Yu saw that all the palaces in Qin Dynasty were burnt out, he was homesick and said,' If wealth does not return to his hometown, it will be like traveling in the night.' Jinggong Sangzi Jinggong: respect and love; Mulberry: Mulberry and catalpa, trees often planted next to homes in ancient times, are metaphors of hometown.

people who love and respect their hometown. Source: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Xiaoye: "Weisang and catalpa must be respected."

a tired bird knows that a tired bird knows to fly back to its nest. Metaphor after resigning, he retired to the countryside; It is also a metaphor for returning home from the place where you live.

Origin: Jin Tao Qian's "Return Message": "Clouds come out of the cave unintentionally, and birds know when they are tired of flying." Chitose crane refers to the attachment to hometown.

origin: Jin Tao Qian's Postscript of Searching for the Gods, Volume 1: "Ding Lingwei, a native of Liaodong, studied Taoism in Lingxu Mountain. After that, the crane returned to Liao, and the city gate huabiao column was set.

There are teenagers who want to shoot with their bows. The crane is flying, wandering in the air, saying,' There are birds and birds in Ding Lingwei. I have been home for thousands of years, and the people are not the same. Why not learn from the fairy tombs?

' then the sky is soaring. " To leave one's hometown means to leave one's hometown, have no relatives or reasons, lose dependence and be despised.

the feeling of the first mound: the mound with the head facing the fox hole. Legend has it that when a fox dies, his head will face the hill where he was born.

metaphor is not forgetting one's roots. It is also a metaphor for missing hometown in old age.

Origin: Chu Quyuan in the Warring States Period wrote "Nine Chapters Involved in the River": "Birds fly against their hometown, and foxes will die first." "The Book of Rites on the Tan Bow": "The fox dies at the head of the hill, and it is also benevolent."

clothes and brocade used to refer to returning to one's hometown after wealth. It means boasting to the village.

Source: A Biography of the New Tang Dynasty in Gao Zhang: "I sent the official clothes and brocade to cross the evil!" Returning home in splendor used to mean returning to your hometown after wealth. It means boasting to the village.

Source: Biography of Jiang Mu in the Old Tang Dynasty: "Returning home with clothes, the ancients are still honored. Today, it is awarded by the state, and it is used to answer the yuan gong. "

Yi Jinrong returned to her hometown after returning to her old position of wealth. It means boasting to the village.

Source: Biography of Jiang Mu in the Old Tang Dynasty: "Returning home with clothes, the ancients are still honored. Today, it is awarded by the state, and it is used to answer the yuan gong. "

clothes embroidery goes by day: during the day. Walking in the daytime in splendid clothes.

It is a metaphor for being an official in one's hometown, or returning to one's hometown after getting rich. Source: reflection Wei