Don't Be Far Away from the World

It's not a fast-paced cool article. What I want to write is about the rivers and lakes rather than a few cool essays. What I admire is the rivers and lakes. Although my writing style is limited, I still want to construct a rivers and lakes of my own. This story is adapted from the preface written by Wang Bo on his way to Prince Teng's Pavilion. According to legend, Wang Bo was passing by the Madang Mountain area in Jiujiang by boat when he suddenly encountered strong winds and huge waves, and the boat was in danger. At the critical moment, Wang Bo calmly recited poems and threw them into the river, and the storm miraculously subsided. After landing, he met a white-haired old man who called himself Zhongyuan Shuijun. He told Hongdu that Governor Yan would hold a banquet on the Double Ninth Festival the next day and asked for the "Tengwang Pavilion", and persuaded him to go and make suggestions and leave his name. Wang Bo was worried that the journey was far away and would be difficult to reach in one night, so the old man smiled and said he would like to use the breeze to help. Sure enough, the boat took advantage of the divine wind and traveled as fast as flying. It arrived in Hongdu early the next morning. At the banquet, everyone knew that Governor Yan wanted his son-in-law to write down the record, so they all gave in. Only Wang Bo did his best to do it, and wrote the eternal song "The setting sun and the solitary owl fly together, the autumn water is the same color as the sky."