Poems describing Weihai, Shandong Province

Poems about Weihai 1. An article describing the scenery of Weihai

Weihai has beautiful scenery in all four seasons. From the air, Weihai's topography is like a microcosm of China's topography: there are mountains, seas, islands, rivers, cities, villages, forests and farmland ... Weihai is named after the sea and is also famous for it.

Weihai's beauty of the sea lives up to its reputation. Longxu Island is not far from Chengshantou. It is like a beautiful dragon swimming in the water. Just walk around and cross the river. It stopped to rest, half in the water and half on the shore. Dragons must play leisurely in the water. This moment is fixed by the photographer forever.

To be exact, Longxu Island should be called "Peninsula" because one end of it is connected with land; Hailu Island is a real island, standing in the rough sea, with dangerous peaks and coastal knives. This is the kingdom of seagulls. Every spawning and mating season, thousands of seagulls gather on the island and fly up and down, and their songs can be heard several nautical miles away.

On a sunny day, the blue sea, white seagulls and brown rocks make up a magnificent landscape. Speaking of birds, Weihai people will proudly talk about the white swan.

There is the largest Swan Lake in northern China-Rongcheng Chengshanwei Swan Lake. From June 1 1 to March next year, tens of thousands of migratory birds such as swans, geese and wild ducks will spend the winter here.

Weihai people love swans, and a farmer braved the cold and walked into waist-deep seawater to save the injured swans. The swan was saved, but the farmer was ill.

He also won the respect of the villagers and got a resounding nickname: "Swan Guardian". Weihai has scenery all year round.

The most attractive thing is summer-you can take a sea bath in summer. Weihai International Beach, where parasols are in full bloom, is a godsend with fine sand and clear water.

The sea is always exciting. When it is calm, you watch your arm cut through the mirror-like water surface, and the jade spray surrounds you, which will give birth to the pride of "the sea is wide and the fish jumps"; When the stormy waves hit the shore, you have the impulse to jump into the bottom of the wave and hit the water.

The buoyancy of the sea makes people's body into a "big" shape, and they can't sink without moving their hands and feet. The body rippled with the waves, and the warm sunshine sprinkled on their faces. Look at the clouds flowing in the sky, the clouds are rolling, which is really a great enjoyment of life! Weihai is not only beautiful in water, but also beautiful in mountains. Shengjing Mountain, located in Wendeng City, is the birthplace of Taoism Quanzhen School.

Qiu Chuji, a martial arts expert described in Jin Yong's novel The Legend of the Condor Heroes, once practiced here. There are many strange stones on the mountain. There is a huge crescent-shaped stone on the top of the mountain, engraved with five thousand words of Laozi's Tao Te Ching, hence the name "Shengjing Mountain".

If the beauty of Shengjing Mountain lies in "stone", then Kunyu Mountain is famous for "water". The trees on the mountain are lush and the streams are gurgling.

Listening to the old man said that during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, it rained heavily here for half a month, but the water on the mountain did not rise; During the Qianlong period, there was a severe drought for three years, and the water on the mountain did not dry up-it was really water! There is even a legend that blind people wash their eyes with mountain springs. There is also a deep pool in the mountain called "Queen Mother Foot Bath".

Legend has it that the Queen Mother saw the beautiful water here and made a special trip to take a bath on earth. If it is steep, it is the Jiutie Chashan.

It has nine peaks, each with its own characteristics. There are towering old trees and temples everywhere. The sky is blue and the sea is blue; The mountains and waters are clear-the whole Weihai is a treasure trove of geomantic omen.