Binzhou Twelve Scenes Wu Weishan Curtain

Seven of the ancient "Twelve Scenes of Taizhou". Weishan refers to Weizi Mountain in the south of the city. In the past, in order to strengthen the city, a city was built on the mountain and a building was built on the city, with a hall inside. On weekdays, the flag is hunting, the horn is bursting, and the military power is dense. Houses overlooking the streets of the ancient city from the city are as wonderful as chess game Rob, and from bottom to top, they are as beautiful as paintings. Feng Yan 'en, a juror in the Ming Dynasty, wrote "Wu Curtain on Weishan": "Relying on the mountain and tiger account, the city overlooks, and new buildings must be built on three sides. The cymbals are hung high in autumn and the flags are flat at dawn. Three thousand miles in Qinghai have vanished, and the grass grows long and the yellow sand does not melt all year round. The resort is really waiting, and the Great Wall has been benevolent since then. " In the poem "Wu Mu of Weishan" written by the whale in Qing Dynasty, he said: "When was the reading pavilion built? Multi-fundamental frequency control string. However, if you cultivate and often buy calves, naturally Wan Li will never smoke. "