Taohuatan

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Taohuatan
Subdistrict
Chinese  transcription(s)
   Chinese 桃花潭镇
   Pinyin Táohuātán Zhèn
Jingxian Taohuatan 2017.08.19 07-36-27.jpg
Country China
Province Anhui
Prefecture Xuancheng
Time zone UTC+8 (China Standard Time)

Taohuatan Zhen literally "Pool of Peach Blossoms", is a town in Xuancheng, Anhui Province, People's Republic of China.

Literature

Taohuatan Town is featured in "To Wang Lun", a poem by Li Bai:

李白乘舟將欲行 忽聞岸上踏歌聲 桃花潭水深千尺 不及汪倫送我情

A boat I have boarded, Li Bai am I, and I'm all set to go, When suddenly from the shore a din I hear, of stomping and singing I know. The water in the Pool of Peach Blossoms is a thousand feet deep, Deep not as the parting sentiments, to me, Wang Lun, you show.

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