Han Zhang Heng's eulogy to Tokyo: "Tang Quan is warm and liquid, Dan Shi is black." ?
Song Su Shi's "Tang Yongquan": "There is a volcanic crack, _ boiling soup spring note." ?
Qing Sun Zhiwei's "Living in Solitude" No.2: "It's as warm as a soup spring, and men and women bathe in it."
Tangquan has become an indispensable part of our life, largely because it combines hot springs and steaming well to meet people's needs for leisure and health at home.
A ten-meter-long hot spring cave was discovered in Luanchuan County, Luoyang, Henan Province, which is one of the oldest hot springs found in Chinese mainland.
The earliest record of the emperor soaking in hot springs may be the Yellow Emperor. In Huangshan, Anhui, there is a Huangshan hot spring. According to legend, Xuanyuan, the Yellow Emperor, bathed in heaven on July 49.
In the eighteenth year of Taizong Zhenguan, many palaces were built in Lishan, such as "Tangquan Palace". In the sixth year of Tianbao, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty built a palace on the mountain and renamed it "Huaqing Palace", which was even more magnificent, with two pavilions, four doors, five soups and ten halls on the fourth floor.
Emperor Kangxi once wrote a poem praising: "Tangquan spring water is boiling and clear, and Xianyuan was born in Dansha, bathing in the sun and the moon, and microwave waves flow."
If the first generation of hot spring culture is just bathing; The second generation is bathing plus leisure; In the third generation, it is more inclusive and introduces a new concept of health care.