Introduction to the beautiful West Lake in Fuzhou

Ten Scenes of the West Lake: Spring Dawn on Su Di Di

"The West Lake has six bridges, separated by willows and peaches." The picturesque Su Di was where the poet Su Dongpo of the Northern Song Dynasty stayed when he was guarding Hangzhou. The next masterpiece. This green causeway is 2.8 kilometers long from south to north. Among the lush flowers and trees, there are six ancient buildings such as Yingbo, Suolan, Wangshan, Yadi, Dongpu and Kuahong. Beautiful stone arch bridge. Walking on the embankment, you can see the shadows of people and the swaying shadows of trees, as if you have entered a fairyland.

What you can see at the bridgehead is that each is leading the way: Yingbo Bridge is adjacent to Huagang Park, with weeping poplar trees and rain, and smoke waves are swaying; Suolan Bridge looks at Xiaoyingzhou from up close, Baoshu Tower from far away, and Reality is far away from reality; looking to the west from the Wangshan Bridge, Dingjiashan Mountain is lush and green, and the twin peaks stand majestically in the clouds; the Embankment Bridge is located at the golden section between the north and south of Su Causeway. In the old days, it was the waterway for lake boats to go east to west. At the entrance, the "Su Causeway Spring Dawn" scenic stele pavilion is in the south of the bridge; Dongpu Bridge has reason to suspect that it is a rumor of "Shupu Bridge". This is one of the best spots to watch the sunrise on the lake; cross the Hong Bridge to watch the rainbow flying in the sky after the rain. The scenery of Su Di is different in four seasons, with different morning and dusk, and the most poetic light is naturally the spring dawn. When the old man staggers away in the harsh winter, the spring girl comes gracefully. , at this time, you are walking along Sudi, but you feel the willows are fluttering, the green peaches are blooming, and the ten-mile long embankment is filled with green smoke and colorful mist, which seems to report to you the scene of spring in Sudi. How can it not make you fascinated? No wonder the painters of the Southern Song Dynasty Painting Academy ranked "Spring Dawn on the Su Di" as the first of the ten scenes of the West Lake.

The Wind and Lotuses of the Quyuan of the Ten Scenes of the West Lake. p> Quyuan Fenghe, with the theme of watching lotuses in summer, is ranked second among the ten scenic spots in West Lake following the spring dawn on Su Di. "Quyuan" was originally a brewing workshop opened by the Southern Song Dynasty. It is located near Hongchun Bridge on Lingyin Road today. At that time, lotus flowers were cultivated on the shores of the West Lake. Every summer, when the gentle breeze came, the fragrance of lotus flowers and wine spread everywhere, making people drunk even if they did not drink. The poet Wang Wei of the Southern Song Dynasty praised it in a poem: "People who escape the summer return to the cold spring. It's a cool night in the clouds at the port. The fragrance of the Love Canal follows people far away, and you can only buy a boat after crossing the high bridge. "Houtquyuan gradually declined and disappeared. After Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty inscribed the Ten Scenes of the West Lake, he built the Quyuan Fenghe Scenery Pavilion beside the Su Causeway across the Hong Bridge. What is left is just a small courtyard. There is just a small patch of lotus on the front lake.

Today's Quyuan Fenghe is a large park gradually built since 1983. The whole park is divided into Yuehu, Bamboo Garden and Quyuan. The park is surrounded by five major scenic spots: Yue Fei's Tomb Temple, Guozhuang, Hangzhou Botanical Garden, etc., which form a tourist hotline with dense tourists all year round.

The most eye-catching one is the summer tour. Lotus. There are hundreds of varieties of lotus planted in the lotus ponds in the park. The most charming ones are the Fenghe Scenic Area, where red lotus, white lotus, golden lotus, and lotus are distributed. Famous lotus flowers, fields of lotus leaves, and enchanting lotuses are erected on the water. Small bridges of different shapes are erected on the water. People crossing the bridge feel like walking in the lotus. People lean on the flowers, and the flowers reflect their faces. The flowers and people fall in love.

Yingxun Pavilion is a good place for tourists to enjoy the scenery from a high position. From the distance, you can see the beautiful scenery of "the sky is endlessly green with green leaves, and the lotus flowers are uniquely red against the sun". Come, the fragrance of lotus refreshes the mind and relieves people's worries. Welcome Your Excellency, we have opened a lotus culture exhibition room to show people the noble character and integrity of the "gentleman in the flower" who emerges from the mud and embodies people's value orientation and aesthetic outlook. Various artistic masterpieces and moral pursuits

The Yuehu Scenic Area preserves the small courtyard with the "Quyuan Fenghe" landscape monument inscribed by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. That landscape monument is the only two remaining Kangxi landscape monuments. One of the original monuments of the Ten Scenic Spots of the West Lake, the Zhusu Garden Scenic Area was built and opened in recent years. It was originally one of the famous gardens of the West Lake in the early Qing Dynasty, with bamboo and stone pavilions, surrounded by winding water, and a quiet and elegant lakeside forest. The scenic area has prepared tents, hammocks, and bamboo huts for tourists to enjoy picnics, fishing, entertainment, and gatherings.

The Fenghe Wine Garden is located on the north side of the park near the Yuefeng commercial area. There are antique brewing workshops and several unique ethnic style restaurants

Pinghu Qiuyue Scenic Area of ​​the Ten Scenes of West Lake

Pinghu Qiuyue Scenic Area is located at the west end of Baidi, at the southern foot of Gushan, close to the Waixi Lake. . In fact, as one of the ten scenic spots of West Lake, the Autumn Moon on Pinghu Lake did not have a fixed location during the Southern Song Dynasty. This is because the poems written by literati at that time and in the Yuan and Ming dynasties mostly used the perspective of returning to the lake at night and admiring the moon in the boat. It is not difficult to see the expression. For example, in Sun Rui's poem of the Southern Song Dynasty, there is a sentence: "The moon is cold and the cold spring cannot flow, so where can I go boating?"; Hong Zhanzu of the Ming Dynasty wrote in a poem: "In autumn, people climb the waves and wrinkle, and in the mirror of the fairy mountain pavilion dust. "Among the woodcut prints of the ten scenes of the West Lake during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty that have been passed down through the ages, the picture "Autumn Moon over Pinghu" still features tourists looking up at the moon in boats on the lake as the main subject.

The current site of the Autumn Moon over Pinghu, In fact, it was only determined after the thirty-eighth year of Kangxi that the original Dragon King Hall here was called the Royal Library. In front of the building, a stone platform was built that jumped out of the lake. There were railings around the platform and a water pavilion next to it, and the Kangxi Royal Library was hung there. There is a plaque inscribed with the title "Autumn Moon over Pinghu", and later generations built a stele pavilion on the left.

The night of the Autumn Moon over the West Lake has been regarded as a beautiful sight since ancient times, full of poetic and picturesque scenery. The platform is wide and the field of view is wide. On an autumn night, you can look up and see the bright moon in the sky, the lake and sky are blue, the golden breeze blows coolly, and the water and moon blend together. I don’t know what night it is. In fact, the beautiful scenery is not only in autumn, but also in moonlit nights. In the Qing Dynasty, Luo Chengxiang wrote a couplet: "Coming through the curtains, the summer breeze and the winter sun come, and the rolling curtain meets the mountains in front and the bright moon in the back.

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Although the Pinghu Qiuyue Scenic Area may be the smallest among the ten scenic spots in West Lake, people can still visit and appreciate the historical monuments and cultural implications here. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Wanghu Lake was built here Pavilion. In the Southern Song Dynasty, with the construction of the Four Saints Yanxiang Temple in the Gushan Royal Taoist Temple, "Wangyue Pavilion" and "Wangyue" were built here. These two "looks" paved the way for Pinghu Qiuyue to be located here in the future. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, when Sun Long, the eunuch in charge of rituals, spent huge sums of money to restore the old scenery of the West Lake, he also made great repairs to the Lake View Pavilion. The writer Zhang Dai recorded in "Dreams of the West Lake": "The renovations were gorgeous and the terraces were added. The wind can match the moon, and it can also set up banquets, perform operas and plays, and there is no day without them. Now the Dragon King Hall is built. ”

The Broken Bridge with Remaining Snow in the Ten Scenes of West Lake

The Broken Bridge is now located at the east end of Baidi. Among the many large and small bridges in West Lake in ancient and modern times, she is the most famous. It is said that as early as the Tang Dynasty The broken bridge was built in the early dynasty, and the word "broken bridge" was included in Zhang Hu's poem "Inscribed on Gushan Temple in Hangzhou".

In Hangzhou in the south of the Yangtze River, the snow season is short, and heavy snow days are even rarer. Once covered with silver makeup, it will create a snowy lake scene that is completely different from the usual scene. There are several explanations for the remaining snow on the Broken Bridge. The more common one is that whenever it clears up after snow, the Broken Bridge comes to the bridge. Looking to the west and north, the towers and terraces in the Gushan and Geling area are like paved with jade, crystal clear, and have a kind of cold and charming beauty. Some people think that when the heavy snow falls, they climb Baoshi Mountain and look south to see the white embankment. Like a chain. When the sun rises, the snow on the broken bridge melts, revealing a brown mark on the bridge surface, as if the long white chain has been interrupted, so it is named "Remnant Snow".

The Broken Bridge is an excellent place to enjoy the snow scenery of the West Lake. It is located at the watershed point between the inner and outer West Lakes. When the snow falls in the beginning, you can stand on the bridge and look out into the distance. The distant mountains and near embankments are covered in silver, which is particularly enchanting; and the entire West Lake is because of its beautiful scenery. The "outline" of the snow also looks particularly delicate and delicate. If you sit in the bridge pavilion and look at the broken bridge, the shadow of the bridge is soaked in the residual snow, which makes the "broken bridge with residual snow" even more beautiful.

The broken bridge today is an arched single-hole ring-hole stone bridge rebuilt in 1921. It is 8.8 meters long and 8.6 meters wide, with a single hole. It spans 6.1 meters. It was overhauled a few years ago, but the simple and elegant style has basically remained unchanged. There is a pavilion with a scenic stele inscribed by Emperor Kangxi on the east side of the bridge. A water pavilion is built on the side of the pavilion, with the inscription "In the Light of Clouds and Water", green tiles and red railings, and cornices. The upturned corners, bridges and pavilions form a classical style painting in the northeastern corner of the West Lake.

The Ming Dynasty painter Li Liufang said in the postscript of "Wandering in the West Lake - Spring View on the Broken Bridge": "In the past, when I went to the lake, Looking from the broken bridge, one is in ecstasy. It is also said that the lake's glistening light is like the morning light shining on the trees and the bright moon entering the house. When the mountains and rivers are reflected, there will be huge clear waves elsewhere, which is not as good as it. "From this point of view, looking at the broken bridge, you can get the essence of the lake and the mountains, not just the remaining snow!

Ten Scenic Spots of the West Lake: Watching Fish in Huagang

Viewing Fish in Huagang, with Willow Silk in Front The lush Su Di, the emerald West Mountain to the north, and the sparkling Xiaonan Lake and Xili Lake are like two mirrors with emerald frames on the left and right. As early as the Southern Song Dynasty, a stream flowed from Huajia Mountain into the West Lake. , this creek was called Huagang. At that time, the chamberlain Lu Yunsheng built a villa on the side of Huagang, which was called "Lu Garden". Visitors gathered and scholars chanted it, which was called "Viewing Fish in Huagang" and it became one of the ten scenic spots in West Lake.

In the old days, there was only one pond, one monument and three acres of land. The park has been expanded to cover an area of ​​nearly 300 acres. The landscape in the park consists of three parts: Fish Paradise, Peony Pavilion and Huagang. The Fish Paradise is the main scenery of the park, where tens of thousands of golden-scaled red carps are stocked, and visitors are watching. If you put food on the curved bridge of the fish pond or applaud each other, schools of fish will swim from all directions, compete for the food, splash and jump up, dyeing half of the lake red, which is a wonderful sight.

The peony is known as the "King of Flowers" in my country during the Changqing period of the Tang Dynasty (AD 821-824). I got one from Chang'an and brought it back to the temple to plant it, and since then peonies have appeared in Hangzhou. Now, the peony garden in Huagang Guanyu is the most prosperous. Hundreds of brightly colored peonies are planted at high places. Looking down, you can see red and green flowers in large and small flower beds. The brilliant peonies are in various shapes and forms, and they are so beautiful that you will never forget to leave.

The Orioles in the Willows and the Orioles in the Willows

The Orioles in the Willows and the Orioles in the Willows are located on the south bank of the West Lake. It was formerly the Jujing Garden, a royal garden in the Southern Song Dynasty. It is one of the ten scenic spots in the West Lake because of its lush willow color. . Every spring in March, when the green willows are smoky, the willow silks of thousands of trees flutter in the wind, like green waves rolling in the sky, and the blue waves are turbulent. From time to time, the singing of orioles comes from the depths of the endless darkness. Therefore, it is called "Sounding the Orioles in the Willow Waves". It is really a great pleasure to have a cup of tea here, see the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains in the distance, and listen to the chirping of the orioles on the branches.

It is a great pleasure to sit on the kilometer-long embankment along the lake. Along the main road of the garden, weeping willows, lion willows, drunken willows, and Huansha willows are planted. A Wenying Pavilion is built in the main scenic area in the middle of the garden, and a giant net cage "Bird Paradise" is installed not far from the Wenying Pavilion. To create an atmosphere of fireworks in March, fluttering willow silks and the clear sound of warblers. To the east of Wenying Pavilion, the Friendship Garden scenic area is mainly composed of lawns and dense forest belts. A group of Japanese cherry blossoms have been introduced. On the north side of the lawn, there is a paved stone platform. Monument to No More War Between Japan and China.

On the west side of the Wenying Pavilion is the large lawn created by filling in the swamp when the Liulang Wenying was rebuilt. The grass color is distant to the blue waves of the West Lake and the green mountains. On the north side of the lawn is the Kangxi imperial inscription of the Liulang Wenying Pavilion that was moved here; the south side is planted A forest of tall trees, lawns, willow banks and lakes and mountains form a vivid picture with rich layers and changing angles.

Ten Scenes of the West Lake: Three Ponds Reflecting the Moon

The West Lake is a bright pearl, and the three islands in the lake are three emeralds inlaid on this pearl. Santan Yinyue is composed of three gourd-shaped stone towers and "Xiaoyingzhou". Xiaoyingzhou is a small island in the lake built using dredged lake mud. There is a surrounding embankment outside the island. There are nine turns, three turns and thirty curved bridges connecting the embankments and islands, forming a protected island. The garden pattern of lake within lake and island within island.

The boat passengers boarded Xiaoyingzhou and crossed the Jiuqu Bridge to the "My Heart Is In Harmony" Pavilion, where three gourd-shaped stone towers standing on the clear water came into view. There is a beautiful legend here:

A long time ago, there was a black fish spirit in West Lake who often made trouble and disturbed the people of Hangzhou. Brother and sister Lu Ban, a craftsman, saw that the black fish spirit was causing harm to living beings, so they decided to get rid of it. The black fish spirit Lu Mei was so beautiful that she turned into a young man and proposed to Lu Mei. Lu Ban's sister took advantage of the situation, pretended to agree to the marriage, and carved a stone incense burner as a dowry. On the wedding day, the Luban brothers and sisters asked the black fish spirit to carry the dowry first. The black fish spirit happily agreed. It shook its head, and a strong wind blew up behind it and drove the stone incense burner towards the lake. The stone incense burner rolled to the center of the lake and suddenly turned upside down, tightly covering the snakehead fish at the bottom of the lake. From then on, the West Lake returned to its former tranquility. The three stone towers now exposed on the water are said to be the three legs of the stone incense burner. In fact, these three stone pagodas were originally erected by Su Dongpo, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, when he was dredging the West Lake. He stipulated that lotus root was not allowed to be planted in the three pagodas to prevent the West Lake from being silted up. By the Yuan Dynasty, the three pagodas were destroyed, and the three pagodas seen today were rebuilt in the Ming Dynasty.

The Three Ponds Reflect the Moon has been a popular moon-viewing resort since ancient times. Every autumn night, when the moon is bright and the stars are sparse, candles are lit in the stone pagoda and white paper is covered around the edges. The light shines through the round holes of the stone pagoda, like small moons, reflecting each other in the sky and reflecting the moon in the lake. As a result, the wonderful scenery of "one moon in the sky and three shadows in the lake" appeared. This is also the origin of the name "Three Pools Reflecting the Moon". At this time, I saw only the shadow of the moon, the shadow of the tower, and the shadow of the clouds melting into one, which is endlessly poetic and picturesque.

Ten Scenes of West Lake: Two Peaks Chaiyun

Two Peaks Chaiyun refers to the strangely red and changeable cloudscapes on the north and south peaks of West Lake. The southern peak is next to Yanxia Ridge, and the northern peak is behind Lingyin Temple. There are many mountains and valleys between the two peaks, stretching for more than 20 miles. Viewed from a distance, the two peaks are facing each other, as close as a few feet, and they are abrupt. Fight for supremacy and show off the peaks.

In the early morning, wisps of mist slowly rise from the bottom of the mountain. Looking at the two peaks, they look like a pair of girls with veils on their faces and cicada wings. They are timid and shy, as if they deliberately make you unable to see clearly. You can't guess. Transparent, showing a kind of elegant beauty; in the season of falling spring rain or continuous autumn rain, the clouds and mists in the mountains are transpiration, like a tidal wave. The clouds are as thick as the mountains, and the mountains are as light as clouds, making it difficult for you to distinguish between the clouds and the mountains. It also shows a kind of beauty. Majestic beauty; it clears up after the rain, clouds cover the mountainside, and the peaks are covered with cotton. The two peaks of Cuidai are sinking and floating, appearing and disappearing, like two fairy islands in the vast sea. It shows another A mysterious beauty. The strange and colorful cloud scenery of the twin peaks is indeed breathtaking.

It is said that after Bai Juyi left Hangzhou at the end of his term, he once said to his friends: "One is warm and the other is soft. I always keep it in my heart. I miss it so hard to let it go. If I want to let it go, I can't bear to let it go. Lian Lian Yiyi only cares about herself, she stays sweet and beautiful. You can ask me what's wrong with me, but it's lovesickness, not sorrow." His friend asked him what exactly he loves about. He smiled and replied: "There are two peaks in the north and south, and the West Lake is one water." The cloud scenery of the two peaks in the north and south of the West Lake actually made the great poet lovesick. How can it not make people fascinated?

Ten Scenes of West Lake: Nanping Evening Bell

This scene is named after the bell of Jingci Temple at the foot of Nanping Mountain. Nanping Mountain lies across the south bank of West Lake. The mountains are covered with green trees, beautiful rocks and many hollows. Every evening when the sky is full of smoke and everything is silent, there are several sparse bells in the temple, and the mountains echo the valleys. The sound is far away and makes people think. Therefore, people call it "Nanping Evening Bell" and it has become one of the ten sceneries of West Lake. .

Zhang Zeduan, a famous painter at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, once painted "Nanping Evening Bell Picture". Although this picture is far less famous in the painting world than his "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", it was recorded in the Ming Dynasty's "Tianshui Bingshanlu". Nanping Mountain stretches across the south bank of West Lake. The mountain is only a hundred meters high, but the mountain extends for more than a thousand meters. The strange rocks on the mountain are towering and the green trees are pleasant to the eyes. On a sunny day, the mountains are full of lush greenery, which is beautiful and delicious against the blue sky and white clouds. On rainy and foggy days, the clouds and smoke cover the mountains, and the mountains seem to be dancing, misty and ethereal, as if they are far away. In the first year of the Later Zhou Dynasty (954), Qian Hongshu, the leader of the Wuyue Kingdom, built the Huiri Yongming Temple, a Buddhist temple at the foot of Nanping Mountain. It later became the Jingci Temple, one of the two major Buddhist temples in the West Lake, which stands side by side with Lingyin Temple in the north and south.

Xingjiao Temple, another famous Buddhist temple at the foot of Nanping Mountain, was built in the fifth year of Kaibao in the Northern Song Dynasty (972). It was once the headquarters of the Tiantai Sect of Buddhism. Jingci Temple, Xingjiao Temple and nearby small and medium-sized temples form another Buddhist temple community on the lake after Lingyin and Tianzhu. With morning bells, curtains and drums, burning shells, Buddhist chants, and cigarettes and candlelight, Nanping Mountain has since been nicknamed "Foguoshan" , the charm of Nanping Evening Bell takes shape leisurely.

The mountains around Nanping Mountain are made of limestone. The mountain is porous and the rock walls of the mountains serve as barriers. Whenever the evening bell of the Buddhist temple rings, the oscillation frequency of the bell is transmitted to the mountain. Rocks, caves, etc. are forced by it, accelerating the vibration of the sound waves. The amplitude suddenly increases to form a oscillation. Rocks and caves will produce a speaker effect, enhancing the sound of the sound. At the same time, the bells also flew over the West Lake with the same frequency, reaching the other side of the West Lake, hitting the ridge made of igneous rocks on the other side, and echoing repeatedly.

Especially when the weather is symphonically mixed, the waves are vibrating together, melodious and lasting. After the Northern Song Dynasty, Jingci Temple and Xingjiao Temple were decorated and declined. As time passed, the reputation and glory of the Nanping Evening Bell belonged exclusively to the name of Jingci Temple. Jingci Temple built a gorgeously decorated bell tower and gradually became a thousand-year-old temple. The most charming attraction. The bell tower of Jingci Temple has been destroyed and rebuilt, and the big bell was also abandoned and recast. The most large-scale bonfire was made in the 11th year of Minghong Dynasty. Zen Master Xinchi Yijian raised more than 20,000 kilograms of copper to cast a giant bell. One mouthful, the impact sound spread far into the valley, and the lingering sound lingered. Another time, in 1986, a newly cast bronze bell was three meters high, 2.3 meters in diameter, and weighed more than ten tons. Inside and outside the bell, seven volumes of the Lotus Sutra of Wonderful Dharma and inscriptions totaling 67,000 words are engraved; it uses "Pulao carved dragon" as the bell button, and an eight-petal lotus as the bell lip, with each petal casting a There are clocks everywhere, six of which have Sanskrit characters cast on them. There are seven Buddhist niches on the bell spine, including Namo Vipassi Buddha and Namo Sakyamuni Buddha. In recent years, every New Year's Eve, people from all walks of life in Hangzhou, as well as foreign guests, overseas Chinese, and tourists gather inside and outside the bell tower of Jingci Temple to hold New Year bell-ringing activities to get rid of the old and welcome the new. When the 108th bell rings, it is the beginning of a new place. This event, which symbolizes peace, joy, stability and unity, injects new meaning and charm into the ancient Nanping Evening Bell.

Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake - Leifeng in the Sunset

Jingci Temple is located at the foot of Rihui Peak in Nanping Mountain on the south bank of West Lake. Its attractiveness is not only because it is the first ancient temple in the Nanshan Mountains of West Lake, but also because there are many magical legends related to it.

Leifeng, located in front of Jingci Temple, is the remnant of Nanping Mountain extending to the north. It rises majestically near the lake and is covered with lush trees. Although it is small and exquisite, its reputation is one of the best on the lake, because there was the Leifeng Pagoda built by Wu Yue on the top of the mountain. It was the most beautiful and elegant among the many ancient pagodas in West Lake. Unfortunately, it fell down more than seventy years ago. The pagoda collapsed and the mountain was empty, and even the name of the mountain was changed to Xizhao Mountain.

This famous peninsula-shaped mountain on the south bank of West Lake, facing water on three sides, was once occupied by the Imperial Garden of the Southern Song Dynasty. Wen Qixiang, a celebrity in Hangzhou in the late Ming Dynasty, once commented on it together with the Baoshu Pagoda on the other side of the lake: "There are two pagodas on the lake, with thunder peaks like old monks and precious stones like beautiful women." ] As soon as this statement came into being, people called it this. "History of the West Lake" written during the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty praised the sunset scene of Leifeng Mountain like this: "The solitary tower stands alone, the bricks are all red, and the vines pull it, it is green and lovely, the sun shines in the west, the pavilions are golden and green, and they reflect the mountain light, like a golden mirror. Open it, and the fire beads will be attached. Although Chicheng is in vain and Xia is not an exaggeration. At about 1:40 pm on September 25, 1924, Lei Feng suddenly fell down. More than seventy years have passed. As history and culture are integrated into the scenery of the lakes and mountains, the Ten Scenic Spots of the West Lake have been nurtured and developed. The Ten Scenic Spots of the West Lake are bound to coexist with the historical sites, cultural resorts and the scenery of the lakes and mountains.

The [absence] of Lei Feng Sunset will eventually be filled by Lei Feng Sunset