Problem description:

* * * There is a line in a poem: Only drink Changsha water? What poem is it?

Analysis:

Water-controlled singing head swimming (1June, 956)

Just drink Changsha water,

Eating Wuchang fish again.

Crossing the Yangtze River,

Looking at Google on a surface.

No matter how stormy it is,

Better than walking around,

What a relief today.

Son in sichuan yue:

The deceased is like a husband!

The wind blows,

The tortoise and the snake are quiet.

Make great plans.

A bridge flies north and south,

The natural barrier has become a thoroughfare.

Set up the stone wall of Xijiang River,

Cut off Wushan Yu Yun,

The high gorge flows out of Pinghu.

Goddess should be safe,

When the world is shocked.

This word was first published in Poetry Magazine in 1957 1 month.

To annotate ...

[Swimming]1In June, 956, the author crossed the Yangtze River from Wuchang to Hankou.

[Changsha Water] Author's Note: "Folk songs: Changde Deshan has virtue, and Changsha has sand, water and no sand. The so-called water without sand is located in the east of Changsha and has a famous' white manhole'. "

[Wuchang Fish] According to the biography of the Three Kingdoms Wu Shu Lu Kaichuan, Sun Hao, the Lord of Wu, wanted to move the capital from Jianye (the old city is in the south of Nanjing today) to Wuchang. People are in poverty, and there is a nursery rhyme that says, "I would rather drink Jianye water than eat Wuchang fish." Used here. Wuchang fish refers to the bream (biān) fish in Fankou, Wuchang (now Sun Yicheng), which is called bream or bream.