Laddies and gentlemen, attention please, we are now arriving at the island. Please watching your step and hold on securely to your bags, cameras, and other things you may be carrying. We can see a bridge stand in front of us. This bridge is Jiuqu Zigzag Bridge. Just as its name implies, the bridge has 9 bends and more than 30 turnings. The winding bridge with low balustrade is the medial axis of the whole island. We can see a pavilion stands in the middle of the winding bridge. That’s the Kangxi Imperial Stele Pavilion where stands the stone tablet with ‘Three pools mirroring the moon’ written by Kangxi Emperor. You can take photos as memory if you like.
After the bridge with beautiful flowers alongside, the vast expanse of lake with three delicate stone pagodas comes to our eyes. Yeah, it is the famous Three pools mirroring the moon, one of the ten best-known scenic spots on the West Lake. The three stone pagodas were set up by Sushi at Song Dynasty. The stone pagodas were first used as a mark that no lotus, water chestnut shall be planted in the area covered by three stone pagodas to avoid obliteration of the lake. The original stone pagodas were distorted at Yuan Dynasty, the one we are now looking at were rebuild at Ming Dynasty. The three stone pagodas show almost an equilateral with 2 meters high and 64meters apart from each. The middle of stone pagodas look like balls with 5 holes and reliefs surrounded while the tops look like three gourds. There are fairy tale says that three water demons were sealed by the stone pagodas in the deep of the lake. Maybe someone will feel a kind of familiar of this scene. Okay, if you have 1yuan please take it out and look at its background. Haha, that’s it, the three stone pagodas.
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