Travel Notes | Nanjing·Picturesque Misty Rain

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First stop: Presidential Palace

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As soon as I entered the mansion, I saw that "the world is for the common good." I thought back to the beginning, Mr. Sun Yat-sen worked tirelessly for the rise of the Chinese nation and opened up a path for China to rise, rejuvenate, and become stronger. He should be a role model for our generation.

The vast water is boundless; in the future, it will decay, and this place will be designated as a place to "support one's old age". Express your feelings, sigh, like soft rain, like flowers and red leaves, you should bend down and kowtow three times under the teacher.

It was involved up and down, I couldn't bear to toss things around, and my glasses legs were broken again. Just in time, groping like a blind man, looking carefully, in this chaos, I can see through the cows, ghosts, snakes, gods, demons, monsters, or Bodhisattvas, Buddhas, gods and arhats.

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Second stop: Nanjing Museum

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High-end design, grand style, clear time clues, and patterned exhibition hall, this feeling is very wonderful.

By chance, I caught up with the special exhibition of "Three Masters of the Italian Renaissance". In the exhibition hall, "Leda and the Swan", "The School of Athens" and "The Death of Christ", which I had only seen in textbooks, are now all in front of me. At that time, the seeds of the revival of humanism may have sprouted in me again. Mo worship and kowtow.

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The third stop: Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum

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Passed by Meiling Palace, Ming Xiaoling Tomb, Underwater World, and finally arrived at Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. The design of the steps of the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum is very profound: when viewed from the bottom, there are steps but no steps, which means that the road of revolution was bumpy; when viewed from the top, there are steps but no steps, which means the world is peaceful and unified. I personally counted the steps and found that there were really 8 steps with 290 steps, symbolizing the Three People's Principles and the Five-Power Constitution.

As I walked down the mountain, I couldn't help but sigh - there is only one Mr. Sun in the world!

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The fourth stop: Confucius Temple·Qinhuai River

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The water's light waves, the faint fragrance and sparse shadows, the colorful phoenix flying wings, the clouds and trees falling stars, this is Qinhuai, "the water's light shines on the Qinhuai willows, the sound of oars, the lights and shadows in the middle of the painting", I'm afraid this is it. The entrance to Wuyi Alley has disappeared. Where can I find the Qinhuai girl?

Some friends said that the Confucius Temple became very commercialized later on, and I feel the same way. Nanjing is still the same Nanjing, and Qin Huai is no longer the same Qin Huai.

The water is shining, the falling flowers are like rain, and the smoke is hanging over Qinhuai

Dark fragrance and sparse shadows, colorful phoenix flying wings, clouds and trees falling stars

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Fifth stop Nanjing University

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I have heard professors say that NTU is beautiful, and I have always wanted to visit NTU. The simple colors and dignified design give people a sense of solemnity. Riding a bicycle and rushing around unscrupulously, I unknowingly (actually with a purpose) came to the Department of Philosophy. In the Document Index Center, I found Marx's "Das Kapital" published in 1964. This is really a good thing.

I came to the Gulou campus again and felt the feeling of "our NTU". It was a bit late, but beautiful things are only in hindsight.

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Stop Sixth: Nanjing Dupai Dong

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Eat authentic Nanjing food stalls in Nanjing, including pickled pepper chicken, salted duck, Meiling porridge, stinky tofu, and of course duck blood vermicelli soup! I can't describe it anymore, let's just look at the pictures.

PS: The night view of Qingdao from the plane is really beautiful.

PPS: Where would you like to go next time you travel?