《 Jiǔquánzǐ · Cháng yì guāncháo 》 xiě de shì Hángzhōu rén zài Qiántángjiāng shàng nòngcháo de qíngjǐng.
"Jiuquanzi: Ever Remembering the Tide-Watching" describes the people of Hangzhou riding the tide on the Qiantang River.
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culture
潘阆 recalls the autumn bore at Hangzhou, when the whole city came out to watch. The piece ends 弄潮儿向涛头立，手把红旗旗不湿, 'the tide-riders stand on the crest of the wave, red flags in hand, and the flags stay dry'.
usage
长 here is cháng 'for a long time, always', as in 长久, not zhǎng 'to grow'. The subtitle is cited after its tune name: 《酒泉子·长忆观潮》.
