廉泉让水★★★★★这个典故出自唐代李延寿的《南史.胡谐之传》。廉泉让水:原比喻为官廉洁,后指风土、习俗淳美的地方。在古梁州,有两条河流,一条叫廉泉,一条叫让水。廉泉又称廉水,发源于巴岭山中,向北流入汉水。让水是廉水的一条支流。在南北朝时,梁州人范柏年因事谒见宋明帝。宋明帝和他闲聊,谈到广州有个贪泉,便向范柏年问道:“你的家乡梁州有一条叫贪泉的河流吗?”听了宋明帝的话,范柏年回答说:“梁州 Lianquan let water ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This story is from the Tang Dynasty Li Yanshou’s ”History of the South.“ Lianquan let water: the original metaphor for officials clean, after referring to the terroir, the customs of Chunmei place. In Guliang state, there are two rivers, one called Lianquan, one called water. Lianquan, also known as Lianquan, originated in the Baringshan Mountains, flowing into the Han River to the north. Let the water is a tributary of a clean water. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Liangzhou Fan Fannian paid tribute to Emperor Song Emperor. Song Mingdi chatted with him, talked about a greedy spring in Guangzhou, he asked Fan Park: ”Your hometown has a called Liangquan River?" After listening to the words of Song Mingdi, Fan Bainian replied: Liangzhou