Spring in Shanghu | Always come to Changshu.

| Always come to Changshu. "The wise man delights in mountains, the benevolent man delights in water." Shanghu, it is said that it was named after Jiang Taigong fishing here. It is located in the west of Changshu City, close to Yushan. On the map, the two have surprisingly similar contours, axial symmetry, and even once suspected that digging a lake and accumulating soil would become a mountain. Looking at the vast smoke and waves of Shanghu on the Fushui Dike, looking at the winding ups and downs of Yushan, this scene, isn't it "the willow drunk in the spring smoke on the dike", the spring breeze is blowing, and the heart is open. At the foot of Yushan, the tombs of Liu Rushi (the tomb of Hedongjun) and Qian Qianyi are not far apart. I admire Liu's spirit and can understand "the water is too cold." Yushan, I have admired it for a long time. I had a short trip in the autumn of last year. I just passed by Xingfu Temple in a hurry, explored Zhulian Cave, but did not have time to climb to the top, and had no chance to see the city wall of Jianmen, which is still regrettable. Shanghu, the scenery outside the scenic spot is even more open. There are pavilions and pavilions inside, but it feels like there are more man-made landscapes, and there are fewer natural wild interests. There are few historical sites (only the Liangzhu site I encountered is sealed in the pavilion). In the square inch of glass); it is also similar to Shihu, Taihu Wetland Park or Shajiabang, it may lack the change of terrain, and there is less desire to explore. The Peony Garden is a major attraction, but unfortunately the flowering period has passed. The national color and fragrance are ultimately difficult to resist the erosion of time. The beauty is late, and it is not a pity. Fortunately, the black peony is in full bloom, which is rare; the late cherry blossoms are just right, adding a lot of scenery. Always come to Changshu, Changshu is really a good place, come again next time.