Not to mention the famous beauty beyond the Great Wall, not to mention the peony festival in full bloom in spring, but the magical grassland customs are enough to make you think about it, not to mention the high-rise buildings that have sprung up like mushrooms, not to mention the huge sculptures of Mongolian customs with thousands of animals, not to mention the rippling red Haizi and the surrounding cultural corridors. Just a picturesque and mirage-like wetland park is enough to make new tourists fall in love at first sight and linger, to make people who have lived in big cities open-minded and relaxed, and to make people who have lived here love and cherish it more. When entering kangbashi, the first feeling is tranquility, the second feeling is full of green, and the third feeling is cultural connotation. The most unforgettable thing is the huge and amazing theme parks scattered in layers of dense forests, from Mongolian culture to Jiangnan customs, from marriage customs to exotic animals, from Han and Tang dynasties to Yinshan Huma, from folk crafts to modern technology, as well as golden horses, golden camels and silver camels.
I have admired kangbashi for a long time. I met my friends several times, but for various reasons, my dream failed and didn't come true. This time, due to the sincere invitation of a friend, I finally decided to find out, although I hesitated again and again.
The season is in early summer in May, and the spring in the south has already passed, and the spring genius in the north has just arrived.
Although peach blossoms and pear blossoms have just withered, lilacs and stings are very bright, and the air is filled with a strong fragrance.
In the early morning, facing the rising sun, I took a friend's limousine and galloped along the highway in Ordos, and soon entered the kangbashi Wetland Park.
Grass is full of vitality, wild flowers are in full bloom, and penguin and swan sculptures on both sides of the road are welcoming us with open wings. Looking at the distance, a piece of clear water as vast as the ocean comes into view, which makes people feel relaxed and suddenly enlightened.
There are several white clouds floating in the blue sky, ripples like fish scales rippling on the green water, flocks or pairs of waterfowl swimming on the blue waves, and clusters of lush grass and clusters of elegant flowers on the wetland on the shore. Waterbirds or wild ducks occasionally haunt the grass, and long-haired willows dance gently in the breeze, adding a tenderness to people. Looking at the other side from a distance, layers of impenetrable trees and towering buildings seem to float on the water, suddenly like a dream, reminiscent of Venice, a water city. Only this kangbashi is younger, more immature, more fashionable and more youthful.
Along the south bank of Honghaizi, in addition to two high-powered telescope observation platforms to observe the life of birds, there are two very exquisite and unique buildings, one is in the shape of an ingot and the other is in the shape of a gourd, which are ingenious in design, unique and refreshing. Moving on, there is a completely wooden wooden house complex, which gives people the feeling of being in a foreign country, as if in Japan and Thailand. Then go ahead, there is a lush jungle and hills. At the highest point of the mountains, there is a three-story iron tower called the Oriental Pearl. Looking from the top of the tower, you can overlook the whole kangbashi Wetland Park, giving people an artistic conception of climbing high and looking far, thinking about the past and thinking about the present. When scholars come here, they will undoubtedly be deeply touched and full of poetry, and unconsciously they will feel, but you have broadened your horizons by 300 miles and passed up a flight of stairs. There is an aerial pontoon bridge beside this hill. Crossing the pontoon bridge, looking into the dense forest ahead, surrounded by dense forests, white walls and green tiles, and quiet alleys. Dozens of buildings in the south of the Yangtze River stood quietly by the water, as if they had walked into the south of the Yangtze River and crossed the rainy Republic of China. The scholar was holding an oil-paper umbrella, and he was slightly sad. He met a girl like lilac, as if she were in front of him.
Walking out of the rain lane in the south of the Yangtze River, the waterfront in front of us is like a boulder floating in the water and just growing out of the water. It seems to be out of the world and spotless, reminiscent of Penglai, Abbot and Yingzhou on the sea.
The path is winding, with green grass and flowers in full bloom. After many twists and turns along the gravel path, you come to the cultural corridor on the north bank of Honghaizi. Splendid antique buildings, glittering giant ancient buddhas, cruise ships, planes retired from the Air Force, pavilions and scenic spots, and businessmen are just pieces of burly copper-plastic swift horses, sculptures of Mongolian homes full of Mongolian customs, passing by.
Because there are too many scenery, we can only take a cursory look. Out of the wetland park, I hurried into the wedding park. If you don't know what money is, just look at the coal boss in China. If you don't know how rich the rich people in China are, just look at the luxury villas in kangbashi. If you don't know the Mongolian wedding customs, just walk into kangbashi Wedding Park and you will be an eye-opener. There are thousands of bronze sculptures alone. Not only a large number, but also high; Not only tall, but also varied; Not only are there many kinds, but they are all lifelike. From first love to two of a kind, from gathering of elders to galloping on the battlefield, from seeking fame and honor to giving bride price, from pre-marriage braiding to wedding farewell, from farewell to joy before class, from wedding gift to banquet feast, from playing the piano to singing and dancing, elders have dignity, children are childlike, young people are energetic, and girls are attractive, whether sitting and sleeping, talking and drinking, or singing and singing.
When you arrive at Genghis Khan Square, the tall and majestic giant sculpture is even more amazing. A large group of heroes surrounded the majestic Genghis Khan, as if standing among invincible hordes, and as if galloping on the boundless grassland. Men are so tough, women are so enthusiastic, horses are so majestic, hounds are so brave, statues are so magnificent, and people are so strong and energetic. They seem to be forever young, they seem to be full of blood, they seem to be invincible, and they are truly immortal. In Genghis Khan Square, I also put on Mongolian clothes, took Mongolian combat knives, posed a few shapes that I thought were not bad, and took photos as a souvenir.
The sculptures of two horses in Ma Jun Square seemed to be galloping and suddenly roared into the air. Here, what you feel is the vastness of grassland, the strength of people and the fierceness of horses. Why is the Chinese nation still alive after all kinds of hardships, and the Chinese civilization still goes on and on after all kinds of hardships? Because we have unyielding will, tenacious spirit and the vitality of struggle. These two flying horses have become the landmark buildings in Ordos. She is full of vitality and youthful charm, inspiring the young spirit and condensing the driving force for progress.
As early as online, I have been familiar with Ordos Museum and Ordos Library in kangbashi. Now, step by step.
Recently, I was so excited that I couldn't help taking a lot of photos. This is an ocean of knowledge, an adventure ship, a power train and a treasure house of energy. The tall building is admirable, the unique shape is fascinating, the unique concept is amazing, and the elaborate design is even more unforgettable. This is the hometown of ideas and scholars. I walked in this vast pile of books, as if my body and mind were willing to be integrated with books. I respectfully wrote the word "culture" in front of the pen test desk on the first floor, and bought two books in Xinhua Bookstore, one is Yan Zhenqing's "Excerpt of Yan Monument Reduction and Enlargement" and the other is Liu Gongquan's "Excerpt of Mysterious Pagoda Reduction and Enlargement".
There are many unique attractions hidden in the depths of the tree-lined. Because of time, I can't browse them carefully at all, so I have to wait for another time. On this trip, I especially want to thank my friend, who not only didn't let me spend a penny, but also had a very rich oxtail banquet.
The beautiful kangbashi is not only beautiful in scenery, but also unique in style; It not only condenses the essence of Mongolian culture, but also brings together the crystallization of Confucian culture. How many workers' blood and sweat are condensed in every tall building group, and how many artists' ingenuity are full of huge majestic sculptures. This is a particularly suitable place to live, a paradise of money, an ancient emperor's crown inlaid with diamonds.