The ancient town of Tangqi, a rich market water town, what kind of characteristic scenery does it ha

The ancient town of Tangqi is a rich market water town, with the stone tablet carving given by Qianlong to the south of the Yangtze River, a modern barn museum, and even countless local delicacies, and people can also feel the local cultural customs through games, food, and handicraft experience by the canal.

It's far from the hustle and bustle of the city, but it's hidden within the city. The Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal passes through the town, and the Guangji Bridge is surrounded by green water people. Although it is a shy water town in the south of the Yangtze River, it is full of rich daily necessities and market feelings.

The scenery of this place is very characteristic, it makes people feel like they are back in ancient times, and it is still very nice.

Dear Visitors:

Hello, welcome to the Qiantang River, I am your tour guide, my surname is Lu. My hometown is by the Qiantang River, where the scenery is beautiful and the products are abundant, the most famous is the tide of the Qiantang River!

Today, I will lead you to see the tide of the Qiantang River.

You may not know the cause of the formation of the tide of the Qiantang River, right? Let me tell you about it!

The tide of the Qiantang River is related to the local geology. The place where the Qiantang River flows into the sea is called Hangzhou Bay. Hangzhou touches the royal bay with a wide outer width and a narrow inside, which is trumpet-shaped.

The mouth of the bay is 100 kilometers wide in the east, while it is only 3 kilometers in the west near Yanguan Town, Haining City. At high tide, the tide enters from the mouth of the bay and rushes to the west, squeezed by both sides, the water surface becomes narrower and narrower, and the tide pushes back and forward, getting higher and higher, forming a turbulent and surging spectacular scene.

Dear tourists, today is August 18, and it is the best time to watch the tide.

The sun, moon and earth are in a line, and the gravitational pull is the greatest, so August 18 is the best day to watch the tide. Next, we will climb the Haitang Embankment to watch the tide. Look, the river is calm now.

The embankment was crowded with people, and everyone was anxiously waiting for that exciting moment.

Tourists, it's 1 o'clock in the afternoon, do you hear the rumbling in the distance? It seems that the thunder is rolling, which means that the tide is coming, although the tide has not yet appeared. You see, a white line appeared in the east where the water and the sky met.

Be careful, everyone, the tide is coming soon, don't be washed away!

Look, the white line is quickly moving towards us, gradually lengthening, thickening, and crossing the river. Closer, I saw that the tide was like a wall of water more than two feet high. The tide is getting closer and closer, like thousands of white war horses in unison.

Advancing side by side, rushing mightily; The sound was like a mountain collapsing and the earth cracking, as if the earth had been shaken. Deafening.

Tourists and friends, at this time the tide has passed, and all of you must have felt the "wonders of the world".

The majesty of it! Dear tourists, this is the end of today's trip, let's come to the Qiantang River to watch the tide again when you have time! Finally, I wish you all a happy tide!