Landscape characteristics of Lanshan, Kyoto

Dayanchuan flows around the foot of Lanshan Mountain, and the river is crystal clear. On the mountains on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, there are lush pines and cypresses, narrow bamboo forests and cottages. After a drizzle, obscure mist floats around the summit of Lanshan, hence the name "Lanshan". There is a Kameeta man at the foot of Lanshan Mountain.

In the garden, tall and straight pine trees and cherry trees surround Premier Zhou Enlai's poem tablet. Lanshan in Kyoto has beautiful scenery, but most China people come here to admire Zhou Enlai's poems. This stone tablet was erected by more than a dozen Japanese friendship groups to commemorate the conclusion of a peace and friendship treaty between China and Japan in June 1978+00. The stone tablet is engraved with "Lanshan in the rain-Kyoto, Japan" written by Liao Chengzhi when Zhou Enlai visited Lanshan on April 5, 2009. Poetry says: I visited Lanshan twice in the rain, and there were pines on both sides, with a few cherry blossoms in between. At the end, I suddenly saw a high mountain, and the spring water was so green that it shone around the stone. It's raining and foggy,

A ray of sunshine comes out of the clouds, and the more you look at it, the more beautiful it is. The truth of everything in the world is more and more vague. -there is a little light in ambiguity: the more beautiful you feel.