Sishuiting Park

Located in Pei County, Jiangsu Province, the park is named after the Sishui Pavilion and the monument. Sishui Pavilion is the relic of the Han emperor Liu Bang's "trial as an official". The Qianlong edition of "Peixian Chronicle" states that "Han Gaozu was the chief of Sishui Pavilion, that is, this pavilion". In order to commemorate Liu Bang as the pavilion chief in Sishui, Pei people built the pavilion as a memorial. "Shui Jing Zhu" contains: "The county is governed by the south ridge, and there is a Sishui Pavilion on the east bank." "Tunnel Records" says, "Pei County Sishui Pavilion, the pavilion has Gaozu's stele, and Ban Gu is the text." It can be seen that the pavilion was built in the Han Dynasty, and the stele in the pavilion is still in the original text of Ban Gu. In the poem "Sitingyi, Supei County" by Wang Yu, a poet of the Ming Dynasty, there is a line in the poem "The enclave of dragons through the ages makes people feel a waste of happiness". There is also another famous historic site in Pei County, the Glazed Well, also known as the Eight Treasures Glazed Well. There are countless streaks in the stone fence of the well, which are said to be chiseled by Qin Shihuang. "Historical Records" records: "In the twenty-eighth year of Qin Shihuang's eastward journey, in order to suppress the qi of the emperor, he dug wells and ditches to cut off the king's veins."