Jixi

Jixi

Jixi, pronounced P á nx ī, is the name of a stream. In the southeast of Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, it is said that it is the place where Jiang Taigong fished. Today there is Diaoyutai. In ancient poetry, He Xi also refers to Jiang Ziya.

Basic definition

Pinyin P á n x ய

Bopomofo ㄆ ㄢ ㄒ ㄧ

Allusion: Jiang Taigong fishing, willing to take the bait

Source of words

Li Daoyuan's shuijingzhu. Qingshui: "in the northwest of the city, there are stones with water, flying fast, people also call it Jixi. It is said that Taigong is fishing here."

"Han Shi Wai Zhuan" Volume 8: "Tai Gong hopes to be young and old. He slaughters cattle and sings songs. He rents them in Jijin and fishes in Jixi."

Li Shi of the Jin Dynasty, Volume 8 of the continuation of natural history: "in the old Ji county of Ji County, there are Xiashui River, Taigong fishing place, Taigong spring and Taigong temple."

"Chen Shu · Gaozu Ji Shang" said: "with the help of culture and martial arts, he contains his jade huang; the officials of Yao and Shun engrave his gold plate in Ronghe."

Tang Hanyu's "eleven rhymes of shooting Xianggong rockery with Pei pushe" says: "Fu's building is inferior, and he is excited to fish in the stream."

"If it's not a bear, if it's an old river, it's still green today."

Address: Jianxi village, Dali City, Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province

Longitude: 100.142713

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