The natural scenery of Panshui Town has always been beautiful, and it has quite the characteristics of a water town. Just as Baoying, Taolin and other places have the saying of "Ten Scenes", the old society of Fanshui Town also has the saying of "Eight Scenes". Nowadays, the past scenery can't be reproduced. However, as the name implies, we can still vaguely see the weather that day. What is even more gratifying is that Xie and Zhu Jian once wrote down every scene with a poem. Now read poetry, think about the past, and even imagine the beautiful scenery of that year. Now, their eight landscape poems are transcribed as follows: Chun Liu, Zhuang Ji: The water in the pool is as clear as a mirror, and there are several peaches in the willows on the shore. Magpie branches welcome guests, and countless dances thin waist. Quelou crow ink: The dusk clouds Gai Lou, and the giant ink is inserted into the river head. String songs don't smell the crow, and talents spread to Kyushu. Lotus Moon in the East Garden: The green leaves cover duckweed in the field, and frogs drum and cicada sing the moon. Jiao Ya is not ashamed, and the wind has a faint fragrance. Tile shop returns to firewood: Xia Guanglang is reminded by Tianjin, and the city stops selling new firewood. Singing a song in the cabin attracted wild ducks flying all over the sky. East-west fishing boats: small fishing boats face the morning sun, and cold waves wet their clothes. The cabin of the flying fish net is full, and people like fish to jump into the market. Living in Sanskrit: Maolin xiuzhu bypassed Qingxi, and the afterglow of the sunset dyed the tree head. I can't see the yellow walls and blue tiles, but I listen to the quiet voice coming from the distance across the stream. Sunset: the grass beach is green and the flute returns, and the wild ducks are like clouds. Smoke from the kitchen chimney rolled up the sails, and the sunset shone on water and red candles. Canal Snow Crossing: Jade Dragon flies into the sky, and silver flowers are blooming. Frozen hands don't know it, and the words of breaking the ice to welcome guests abound.