Changzhou—How Can I Not Miss Her?

⛰[Attraction Guide] 📍Detailed Address: No. 273, Qingguo Alley, Zhonglou District, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province 🚗Transportation Guide: Take bus routes 25, 52, 93, 258, or B23 in Zhonglou District, or take Subway Line 2. 🕙Opening Hours: All day 💰Ticket Price: Free 🌟Attraction Introduction: The South City River Historical and Cultural District carries the memories of Changzhou's history and is a place that Changzhou people yearn for. In the streets and alleys of Changzhou, and at the docks, you will often see the phrase "How Can I Not Miss Her?" This is actually a song with lyrics by Liu Bannong and music by Zhao Yuanren. This song promoted the use of "她 (tā)" as a pronoun specifically for women and was quite popular in the 1920s. Although not written for Changzhou, both the lyricist and composer were from Changzhou, so Changzhou people are very familiar with it and regard this phrase as a symbol of Changzhou to commemorate the two language masters. "There are a few clouds floating in the sky, A gentle breeze blowing on the ground. Ah! The breeze blows through my hair, How can I not miss her? The moonlight is in love with the ocean, The ocean is in love with the moonlight. Ah! Such a honey-like silver night. How can I not miss her?" Listening to this picturesque song, "How can I not miss her?" 📌Tips: Although Liu Bannong was from Jiangyin (now part of Wuxi City), in Chinese history, from the 28th year of the Yuan Dynasty's Zhiyuan period (1291 AD) until the founding of the People's Republic of China, Jiangyin was under the jurisdiction of Changzhou Road, Changzhou Prefecture, Changzhou Circuit, or Changzhou Prefecture.