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Who named Slender West Lake?
The weeping willows by the lake are far away from weeds, and the neat steps are laid on the red bridge, just like in the painting.

It's a bustling place and a good place to spend money. It should really be called "Slender West Lake".

This poem was written by Wang Ling, a poet in Qing Dynasty. It was originally named Yongbao River, also known as Slender West Lake. The name of "Slender West Lake" was first recorded in "Preface to Yangzhou Proposal" written by Wuqi in the early Qing Dynasty: "There is a river in the north of the city, which leads to Pingshan Hall. It is called Slender West Lake, and its real name is Hu Bao."

In the first year of Qianlong (AD 1736), Wang Ling, a poet from Qiantang (now Hangzhou), came to Yangzhou. After enjoying the beautiful scenery here, he wrote this poem by comparing it with the West Lake in his hometown. This poem describes the scenery and prosperity around Slender West Lake. In the poet's eyes, Yangzhou is as prosperous as Hangzhou, so it is called "selling golden pots". Compared with the West Lake in Hangzhou, the name Slender West Lake is really appropriate.

The original text is as follows:

Yongbaohe

Author: Wang Ling Dynasty: Qing Dynasty

The weeping willows continue to pick up weeds, and the wild teeth Hongqiao yanhuatu.

It is also a pot selling gold, so it should be called Slender West Lake.

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History of Slender West Lake:

Slender West Lake is a strip landscape composed of towns in Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, and has always maintained an interactive relationship with the Grand Canal.

Formerly known as Hu Bao, salt industry flourished in Yangzhou during the reign of Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty. The Slender West Lake has built many pavilions on the east and west banks because of its long history, siltation in the middle of the lake and dredging at the expense of salt merchants.

After twenty years of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (A.D. 18 15), the salt industry in Yangzhou declined, and the gardens on the lake were gradually depressed and abandoned.

Slender West Lake experienced war and destruction during the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. During Guangxu period, Wu Ting Bridge and Xiaojinshan were restored.

In nine years, Taigong Chen built a village on the east side of the bridge.

1958 65438+In February, Yangzhou Municipal People's Committee formulated the plan of Slender West Lake Reservoir, mobilized the masses to excavate Slender West Lake, and then stopped work.

1980 In the spring, in order to welcome the Japanese treasures exhibition, the Municipal Revolutionary Committee mobilized units to raise funds and organized suburban farmers to fully dredge the riverbed about 4 kilometers from the Hexi section of the North City (west of the new North Gate) to the foot of daming temple Mountain, widen the lake from lianhua bridge to Xichuntai, and dig 62,000 cubic meters. Later, the 24 th Bridge, Xichuntai and Rolling Stone Cave were restored.

In 2007, the four bridges, such as misty rain and flowing stone walls, were restored.

In 2007, Slender West Lake rebuilt Wan Garden.

Since 2008, Slender West Lake Flower Show has been held once a year.

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