Walking along Huanhu Road to the entrance of Cuizhou, there are many poems and songs left by literati and literati along the way. From Li Bai to Li Shangyin, from Wang Anshi to Huang Gongdu, these famous people in the long history have written about Xuanwu Lake. Thinking of the philosophical saying,"At this moment, you and the ancients see the same moon." So many ancients have visited Xuanwu Lake in front of me. Scenery is a personal memory, but culture is the inheritance of the public. In this beautiful and connotative Xuanwu Lake, we gain double happiness.

As the largest urban park in the entire Jiangnan area, Xuanwu Lake is the largest existing royal garden lake in my country. Xuanwu Lake was originally named Beihu because it is located north of Zijin Mountain. As one of the four divine beasts in myths and legends, Xuanwu is located in the north, hence the name of Xuanwu Lake. Legend has it that when the First Emperor visited Jinling, he forcibly connected the Huai River, and Xuanwu Lake also had its first official name "Moling Lake". After that, Xuanwu Lake was renamed several times through many dynasties, and even disappeared for 200 years due to Wang Anshi of the Northern Song Dynasty. It was not until modern times that it was renamed Xuanwu Lake, and in the past few years it became a free urban park.

There are more than ten docks in Xuanwu Lake. The most amazing thing is that you can take a boat trip directly from the Nanjing Station Exit. This means that Xuanwu Lake is one of the few scenic spots in the country with convenient transportation to the extreme. Land trains and lake cruises can be transferred seamlessly. You should know that in many places, stations and airports are either too far away, or scenic spots are hidden in barren mountains and mountains, requiring transfers and tens of hundreds of kilometers. Xuanwu Lake is close to the Yangtze River, and you can easily walk to the Yangtze River along the moat in the north.

Only by walking through Cuizhou Gate can you truly enter Xuanwu Lake. There are five oases in Xuanwu Lake, large and small, from Cuizhou to Liangzhou, from Huanzhou to Yingzhou, with different shapes and unique landscapes. Walking leisurely between the green embankments and small bridges, looking for the breath of spring in unknown corners. Walking alone among the beauty of Jiangnan, I don't feel lonely at all, but I feel comfortable to the bottom of my heart. When I met a local elder sister who was patting flowers, I just casually said hello, but after a few words, I found it very easy to get along. This may be the kindness of the local people and a microcosm of Nanjing's profound heritage. After chatting with my eldest sister for nearly an hour, I unknowingly walked back and forth several kilometers and separated in Huanzhou.

Walking to Lingzhou in Xuanwu Lake alone, she looked at this name and suddenly thought of the Mutou Second Sister, whose Chinese mainland should sigh in "Dream of the Red Chamber". "Dream of the Red Chamber" has a great connection with Jinling and Nanjing, and Lingzhou in Xuanwu Lake reminds people of Zilingzhou in the Grand View Garden. Ziling Island, built in the water, is like the floating water chestnut flowers, implying the tragic fate of Yingchun. I stood in Lingzhou on Xuanwu Lake for a long time. In addition to the misty lake water, the most conspicuous thing around me was the children's playground in the middle. After all, literary works are not reality. Lingzhou in reality is so beautiful, and our life is so beautiful!