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The origin of tide watching].

In ancient times, Hangzhou watched the tide, with Phoenix Mountain and Jianggan as the best place. Due to the change of geographical location, from the Ming Dynasty, Haining Yanguan was the first resort to watch the tide, so it is also called "Haining to watch the tide". Qianjiang Qiutao is famous at home and abroad, and has been popular as early as the Tang and Song dynasties.

On the day of watching the tide, especially a few days before and after the 18th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, the cars on the road are like water and the people are surging. Overlooking the bell mouth of the Qiantang River out of the sea, the tide forms a turbulent wave, like a thousand horses galloping, encountering the riverbed near the river bed sand is blocked, the tide wave is three to five meters high, the tidal difference is up to nine to ten meters, there is indeed a "monstrous turbidity wave empty, turning over the river and pouring the sea and mountains can be destroyed". Different locations can enjoy different tide views:

The tower looks at the "first-line tide", Babao looks at the "confluence tide", and the old salt warehouse can enjoy the "turning tide". Qianjiang tide viewing is located in Yanguan Town, Haining, 45 kilometers northeast of Hangzhou. There are only two places in the world that have such magnificent landscapes, one is the Amazon River in Brazil, South America, and the other is the Qiantang River.

It is poured by the fashionable people in ancient and modern times, and is called "the wonder of the world".

Introduction] The Qiantang River is the largest river in Zhejiang Province, which flows into Hangzhou Bay from west to east and flows into the East China Sea. The Qianjiang tide is a natural wonder of the world, which is caused by the centrifugal action of celestial gravity and the rotation of the earth, coupled with the special topography of the horn mouth of Hangzhou Bay. Every year on the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, the tide of the Qianjiang River is the largest, and the tide head can reach several meters.

When the tide comes, the sound is like thunder, the mountains and the sea are overwhelmed, like ten thousand horses galloping, it is magnificent. Beginning in the Han and Wei dynasties (1st to 6th centuries AD) and flourishing in the Tang and Song dynasties (7th to 13th centuries AD), it has become a local custom for more than 2,000 years.

Best time to watch the tide].

The Southern Song Dynasty inspected the reservoir on the Qiantang River on August 18 of the lunar calendar every year, and then followed the Xicheng Festival. In addition to the tide watching festival three days before and after August 18 of the lunar calendar, there are high tides at the beginning and middle of each month of the lunar calendar, and you can do one tide and three times to see the "tide chasing tour".

Around the Mid-Autumn Festival, guests from all over the world flock to see the wonders of the Qianjiang tide, the grand occasion is unprecedented, and the Yanguan Town of Haining, which is 50 kilometers away from Hangzhou, is the best place to watch the tide.

Qiantang River is the largest river in Zhejiang Province, flowing into Hangzhou Bay from west to east, flowing into the East China Sea, the Qianjiang tide is a natural wonder of the world, it is the centrifugal action of celestial gravity and the rotation of the earth, and the special topography of Hangzhou Bay Horn Mouth caused by the extraordinarily large tide.

Every year on the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, the tide of the Qianjiang River is the largest, and the tide head can reach several meters. When the tide comes, the sound is like thunder, the mountains and the sea are overwhelmed, like ten thousand horses galloping, it is magnificent.

Beginning in the Han and Wei dynasties (1st to 6th centuries AD) and flourishing in the Tang and Song dynasties (7th to 13th centuries AD), it has become a local custom for more than 2,000 years. Especially around the Mid-Autumn Festival, guests from all over the world flock to see the wonders of the Qianjiang tide, which is unprecedented. Haining Yanguan Town, 50 kilometers away from Hangzhou, is the best place to watch the tide.

What are you asking? Is it the author? The author is meticulous.

This essay is written by Zhao Zongcheng and Zhu Mingyuan's "I like to see today's Qiantang tide", and there are slight changes when it is selected.

Zhou Mi is a public and respectful person, and a native of Huzhou in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Watching the Tide is the first volume of the fourth grade text.

"Watching the Tide" is a text in the first volume of the fourth grade of the People's Education Edition, the author is Zhao Zongcheng, Zhu Mingyuan, and the loyalty is to participate in the reading. For thousands of years, the Qiantang River has been known for its peculiar and extraordinary river tides.

I don't know how many tourists have been dumped.

"Watching the Tide" is a high-quality article about the scene. The author is allegorical in the scene, through the tide of the Qiantang River on the 18th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar.

The majestic and magnificent, the momentum is extraordinary, and the depiction of the landscape expresses the thoughts and feelings of loving the magnificent mountains and rivers of the motherland.

The teaching of this article should not only enable students to increase their knowledge, learn the author's observation and expression methods, and be trained by the language ability, but also stimulate students' love for nature and the magnificent rivers and mountains of the motherland.

Watching the tide is a fourth-grade text.

"Watching the Tide" is a text in the first volume of the fourth grade of the People's Education Edition, written by Zhao Zongcheng and Zhu Mingyuan, and is read aloud by loyalty. Thousands of years ago, the blind brother came, and the Qiantang River with its peculiar and extraordinary river tide, I don't know how many tourists and spectators.

This article describes the grand occasion of watching the tide, writes about the scene that the author has heard and witnessed before the tide comes, when the tide comes, and after the tide head, describes the whole process of the tide from far to near, rushing westward, depicts the dynamic change of the river tide from calm to rushing roar and then returning to calm, and writes the strange, majestic and magnificent tide.

In the text, the author not only uses metaphors, descriptions, foils and other methods to directly describe the surging tide and thunderous situation and prestige, but also indirectly expresses the peculiarity of the tide from the large number of people watching the tide and the high enthusiasm. In this way, the direct description and indirect accentuation of the world's spectacle of Qian Hui's attack on the autumn tide in Tangtang are vividly displayed in front of the reader.

Qiantang River data Qiantang River (also known as Zhejiang) is the largest river in Zhejiang Province, with a total length of more than 400 kilometers, flowing through Hangzhou, entering the sea in Hangzhou Bay, because the mouth of the river is trumpet-shaped, the tide is poured back, it forms the natural wonder of Qiantang tide, which is called "spectacular in the world" by the predecessors. Qiantang tide watching has also become a grand event in ancient and modern times, a wonder of the world.

About the Author:

Zhou Mi (1232-1298), known as Gongjian, Caojiao, also known as Sishui Qianfu, Benyang Old Man, Huabu Zhushan People, Southern Song Dynasty poet, literary scholar. His ancestral home is Jinan, and he lives in Wuxing (now Huzhou, Zhejiang). Song De's right is Yiwu County (Zhejiang this year) order.

Into the Yuan seclusion. Self-proclaimed Four Water Divers.

His poems and essays are all accomplished, and he can write poems and paintings in music, and Shentan is especially good at hiding school books, and he has written more abundantly in his life. He is the author of dozens of miscellaneous works such as "Qi Dongye Language", "Wulin Old Things", "Miscellaneous Knowledge of Guixin", "Zhiyatang Miscellaneous Money" and so on. Its words are distant ancestor halal, near the French Jiang Kui, the style is elegant and beautiful, and Wu Wenying is called "two windows", and the name of the word collection is "Pinzhou Fishing Flute Spectrum" and "Grass Window Words".

Watching the Tide is a text published by the People's Education Publishing House and in the first volume of the fourth grade of primary school.

Watching the Tide" content introduction: Before and after the Mid-Autumn Festival, the grand occasion of watching the tide of the Qiantang River. The author uses various figures of speech such as metaphors.

The tide of the Qiantang River is described.

The momentum of the water is magnificent, surging, and the town is full of people watching the tide and infinite enthusiasm.

Reasons for the formation of the Qiantang River tide:

1. From the 16th to the 18th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar every year, the sun, the earth, and the moon.

Almost on one line, the sea water receives the most "tidal attraction".

2. The mouth of the Qiantang River is in the shape of a "horn", the sea water is easy to enter and difficult to exit, when the sea water quickly pours into the Qiantang River, the river surface is narrow, the sea water does not have time to rise evenly, and the sea water has to pour in layer by layer.

3. A large amount of sediment is sinking at the bottom of the Qiantang River, and when the tide pours in, the friction of the sediment causes the speed of the front wave to slow down rapidly, thus forming the back wave.

Shoot the spectacle of the waves ahead.

Watching the Tide is a text in the first volume of the fourth grade of primary school. The text describes the tide of the Qiantang River.

The scene before, after and when the tide comes, describes the whole process of the tide from far to near, rushing blindly to the west, highlighting the peculiar, majestic and spectacular characteristics of the tide.

The main content of "Watching the Tide".

This article describes the pomp and circumstance of the author's observation of the tide, and writes about the scenes that the author heard and witnessed before, after, and when the tide came. Through what "I" heard and witnessed, the tide of the Qiantang River, which is known as the "wonder of the nuclear world", was introduced.

Magnificent, peculiar natural landscapes. The full text praises the strangeness, majesty and magnificence of the tide of the Qiantang River, and expresses the author's sincere feelings of loving the great rivers and mountains of the motherland.

Watching the Tide" is divided into paragraphs.

Part 1 (1st paragraph): A general introduction to the tide of the Qiantang River.

Part 2 (2nd paragraph): Write about the calm river before the tide comes, and people are anxiously looking forward to the scene.

Part 3 (3-4): Write about the majestic and thrilling scene of the source of the gods when the tide comes.

Part 4 (5th paragraph): Write about the scene after the tide recedes.

Zhao Zongcheng Zhu Mingyuan's profile:

Zhu Mingyuan, born in 1957 in Ningyuan County, Hunan Province, is currently a professor of nutrition at the School of Public Health of Central South University and a director of the Chinese Nutrition Society. Vice President of Hunan Nutrition Society, National Wushu Sixth Duan.

He is a first-class referee of national taijiquan and a member of the Hunan Taijiquan Sports Association.

From 1980 to 1995, Zhao Zong became the deputy director of the Shanghai Reporter Station of the People's Broadcasting Station, and Zhu Mingyuan was a reporter at that time.

Watching the Tide" is magnificent, and part of the content is as follows: The tide of the Qiantang River has been known as the wonder of the world since ancient times. Around one o'clock in the afternoon, there was a rumbling sound from a distance, like a muffled thunder rolling.

Suddenly there was a lot of noise. Suddenly, the tide rushed westward, but the aftermath was still surging in the sky, and the wind and waves were still roaring on the river. It took a long time for the Qiantang River to regain calm.

Zhao Zongcheng and Zhu Mingyuan are the authors of the article "Watching the Tide", and the text is selected from "I like to see today's Qiantang Tide", which is a text in the first volume of the fourth grade of the People's Education Edition. It is written about the tide watching the Qiantang River on August 18.

From 1980 to 1995, Zhao Zong became the deputy director of the Shanghai Reporter Station of the People's Broadcasting Station, Zhu Mingyuan was the reporter at that time, and the article "Watching the Tide" was their joint work.

Zhu Mingyuan. Born in 1957, a native of Ningyuan County, Hunan Province, he is currently a professor of nutrition at the School of Public Health of Central South University and a director of the Chinese Nutrition Society. Hunan Provincial Nutrition.

Vice President of the Society, National Wushu Sixth Duan. He is a first-class referee of national taijiquan and a member of the Hunan Taijiquan Sports Association.

The authors of "Watching the Tide" are Zhao Zongcheng and Zhu Mingyuan. From 1980 to 1995, Zhao Zong became the deputy director of the Shanghai Reporter Station of the People's Broadcasting Station, and Zhu Mingyuan was a reporter at that time, both of whom are now retired.