Traveling through the picturesque southern Anhui, the Peach Blossom Pool in Tang poetry!

"The clouds will eventually disperse" is the most appropriate description of my trip to southern Anhui. The thick fog may have made me miss the beautiful scenery along the way. But when I arrived at my destination, Peach Blossom Pool, the noon sun had already dispersed the fog. The Peach Blossom Pool, a thousand feet deep in the poet Li Bai's writing, was clearly presented before me. Located in Jing County, Anhui Province, Peach Blossom Pool. It was here that the poet Li Bai, at the invitation of his friend Wang Lun, visited and left the poem "To Wang Lun", which is about friendship and has been passed down to this day. "Li Bai is about to sail, suddenly hears a song on the shore. The water of Peach Blossom Pool is a thousand feet deep, but it's not as deep as the love Wang Lun has for me." Walking to the ferry of Peach Blossom Pool, you can encounter the ancient tower in Wenchang Pavilion and the first ancestral hall in the world, Zhai's Chinese Ancestral Hall. Walking through the ancient village of a thousand years, you can also meet craftsmen who are doing traditional bamboo weaving on the old street. Strolling in the well-preserved traditional village of southern Anhui, you will unconsciously come to the Song Tower, where you can overlook the ferry where Li Bai left by boat. Taking a boat to the west bank of Peach Blossom Pool, the Wanjia Hotel here is one of the places where Wang Lun and Li Bai met. Wang Lun also told Li Bai that the so-called "Wanjia" Hotel was just a name. But as long as there is friendship, who needs the so-called "Wanjia" Hotel? The beautiful Peach Blossom Pool is not only a witness to the friendship between Li Bai and Wang Lun, but also the place where Wang Lun chose to wait forever. Leaving Wang Lun's tomb, you can take a mountain path to overlook the entire Peach Blossom Pool. Unfortunately, I came to Peach Blossom Pool in winter. The clear streams in the mountains flow into the water of Peach Blossom Pool, and the peach blossoms on both sides of the bank are invisible. When I left, I saw a sign on the side of the road that read, "A night of spring wind comes, and ten miles of peach blossoms bloom". The encounter with the more beautiful Peach Blossom Pool may be in a spring of a future year!