Composition of primary school students in Diaoyutai, Jiang Ziya

"When Jiang Taigong fishes, the willing will take the bait" and "I would rather take the straightness than the song" are the stories that Jiang Ziya didn't catch, but only caught the king and the prince. Today, my family and I came to Diaoyutai in Jiang Taigong. There are trees and cypresses everywhere. As soon as I entered the gate, the white stone statue of Jiang Ziya stood in front of the deity temple. Wu Sheng held a whip to seal the gods, and Sean, Zhuge Liang, Sun Wu, Li Jing, Bai Qi and other top ten famous military strategists in ancient China accompanied him on both sides. In the shrine behind him, the story of attacking Zhou is being interpreted. When I left Fengshen Palace, I saw the stream where Jiang Taigong was fishing. Jiang Taigong left two footprints more than a foot long on the stone he knelt on while fishing. The clear stream spouted and took me to that distant ancient time. I seem to see an old man, wearing hemp fiber and hat, kneeling on a flat stone, with a pot of wine beside him, fishing alone and catching Xibohou with a straight hook. Downstream, a huge inverted cylindrical stone attracted me. The stone is engraved with "Huai Huang's legacy", which means throwing stones. Legend has it that it was left by the goddess of mending heaven. One day, Jiang Taigong caught a fish, cut it into pieces and threw it into a stream. It grows when it sees the wind, and it becomes like this. At the top of the big stone is a big platform, on which many people throw colored stones.

Next to the stream is a Taigong Temple. In front of the temple stood two thick ancient cypresses in the Tang Dynasty. They accompanied the stream and Taigong Temple through ups and downs. Above Taigong Temple is Wangwen Temple, and people will always remember this Bole who visited Xi 'an Jean.