The places where ancient literati, literati, and dignitaries lived were all places with beautiful mountains and rivers, and were described with the word "paradise". Many sparsely populated places in the country have isolated beautiful scenery and can be called a paradise. I think these places may be what our ancestors called paradise?

We have always wanted to know what the paradise that ancient poets talked about in their poems looked like? Does modern life exist? I think there should be, but we just haven't found it.

We cannot describe the paradise in ancient Chinese poetry with an exact word, but my understanding is that a livable place isolated from the world is a paradise. Perhaps Xanadu is not a place at all, but a realm of the natural environment. For example, when Shanyejun lived in Shili Gallery in Yangshuo, he was fascinated by the scenery here. With the isolated environment and super good air quality, I thought I was in a dream.

The local people are very simple and kind, and the most important thing is that they have a state of mind that is aloof from the world. Here, you can see beautiful girls and greet you with a smile. This moment may melt all troubles. It seems that all negative emotions of the past can be eliminated here. This may be the legendary paradise, right?

Urbanized urban development is directly proportional to the busy pace of life, and many people seem to be getting tired of this pace of life. If you are tired of it, it is better to find a secluded place where you can relax. You can relax your body and mind like ancient poets and experience the feeling of being open-minded.

The scene of visiting the beautiful scenery of rivers with a small boat in ancient poems or songs actually exists real in modern life. Seeing this kind of life, people can't help but sigh that the paradise in real life is by no means fictional. Many people like this life experience, and such a relaxed state may be the most ritualistic life in thousands of years.

Many netizens have asked that the name Yamano-kun is exclusive to the Japanese, but in fact it is not. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, China has always regarded landscape culture as the mainstream. In addition, during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, the princes of the vassals used the title of "monarch". Japan during the Meiji Restoration absorbed the etiquette culture of China's Spring and Autumn and Warring States and the landscape culture of the Tang and Song Dynasties and continue to this day. Nowadays, Chinese people no longer fashion landscape, pastoral culture, and etiquette of addressing high and low, but Japan has always retained it. Therefore, it is easy to cause the name Yamano-kun to be exclusive to the Japanese, but is actually a condensation of our country's ancient culture. Seeing the practitioners appearing in the landscape and idyllic scenes, I seemed to have found the artistic conception of the name Shanyejun.

When I saw this practitioner, I stepped forward and communicated with him. Only then did I realize that he was a high-level student from Shanghai and a business manager. He often came to live in this paradise like mountains and rivers for a period of time. He said that living and practicing here is the happiest time. When we talked about traditional Chinese culture and landscape pastoral poetry, we still had the same language, so we agreed to find a good opportunity to live together in a paradise for a while.

If Jiangnan women are poetic, then the women in this paradise are from the Book of Songs. Don't you feel very happy to enjoy a life without competition from the world in such an isolated environment, enjoy the beauty of nature with beautiful women, and deeply experience the paradise life in ancient poetry? Are you happy?

In an environment with beautiful mountains and clear waters, people's mood is very settled and washed. Such an environment can really cleanse the heart. A life without dust may be the legendary realm in the paradise? Whether you come here alone or with many friends, even staying for a few days is a good enjoyment. Do you think this living environment can be called a paradise in ancient Chinese poetry?