Nursery rhymes about Hangzhou’s landscape are as follows: Hangzhou’s landscape is so beautiful that its pleasant scenery is better than that of a concubine.

1. Scenery of West Lake The water of West Lake is clear and shaded by green trees.

When the lotus is in full bloom, it is as beautiful as a fairy.

2. Qiantang River Qiantang River flows fast, and the tide rushes forward.

The sound of the tide shook the world like thunder, surpassing the heroes of Liangshan.

3. With mountains upon mountains and thousands of peaks dominating the sky, Zhejiang’s beautiful scenery is unobstructed.

The sea of ??clouds is misty and the scenery is infinite, and the scenery is so beautiful.

4. The Liuhe Pagoda, a historical and cultural site, towers into the clouds, and Lingyin Temple has ancient trees.

The wind and lotuses in Quyuan are like a courtyard, and the remaining snow on the broken bridge is like Suzhou.

5. Tea culture Longjing tea is full of fragrance, and Tieguanyin has a unique taste.

Hangzhou tea is famous all over the world and has a long history of tea culture.

6. Food culture Song’s fish soup has thin vermicelli and the crabs outside the building are plump.

Everyone loves the southern meat culture, and the aroma of Hangzhou’s cuisine is evocative.

7. There are countless treasures of garden culture, ancient buildings, and Xiling Seal Society’s exquisite calligraphy and paintings.

Koi carp swim at spring dawn on Su Di, and lotus flowers bloom on Cuiwei Mountain.

Summary: Hangzhou landscape nursery rhymes describe Hangzhou’s unique natural scenery, historical sites, traditional culture and food culture.

These elements add a strong cultural flavor and tourism charm to Hangzhou.

Expanded knowledge 1. What is nursery rhyme? Nursery rhyme, Chinese vocabulary, pronounced tóng yáo.

It is a short poem written for children that emphasizes meter and rhyme and is usually passed down orally.

Many nursery rhymes are gradually processed and spread based on idioms in ancient rituals, or are based on later historical events.

Nursery rhymes are recorded in various ethnic groups and cultures around the world.

Such as the Chinese "Three Character Classic", the British "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" (Twinkle Twinkle Little Star), etc.

On June 7, 2008, Beijing nursery rhymes were approved by the State Council to be included in the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists.

2. Basic concepts Generally speaking, "nursery rhymes" refer to songs sung by children without music scores and with harmonious and short syllables.

It has many names. For example, Du Wenlan, a native of the Qing Dynasty, in "Ancient Ballads and Proverbs: Fanli", classified "children's ballads, girl's ballads, children's ballads, baby's ballads", etc. into the category of "nursery rhymes".

In addition, other ancient books also have names such as "children's songs", "children's songs", "children's songs", "children's songs", "children's songs", "girls' nursery rhymes", etc.

Although the names are different, the content is the same.