文学泉座落在湖北省天门县城北门外官池之滨,传为晋代高僧支遁驻锡龙盖寺时开凿,已有一千六百余年的历史。文学泉又名陆子井,俗称“三眼井”。相传唐代《茶经》作者陆羽少年时期曾在此汲水煮茶,因陆羽曾被诏拜太子文学(未就),故以“文学”命泉。后来此井久堙,失其所在。据《天门县志》载:清乾隆三十三年(1768年)天旱,掘荷池,得断碑,有“文学”字样,见泉水,于是甃井,建亭,立碑,以复胜迹。此井口径90厘米,上覆八方形巨石,凿品字形三圆孔,甚为别致。文学泉水源为古城堤北地下水,此水在地下渗透 Literary Springs is located in the north gate of Tianmen County, Hubei Province, outside the north gate of the official pool, biography of the monks in Jin Dynasty Xizhaigishan branch dredging in the excavation, has been more than 1600 years of history. Literary Springs also known as Luzi Jing, commonly known as the “three wells.” According to legend, during the Tang Dynasty “tea by” author Lu Yu had learned in his childhood boiled tea, because Lu Yu was praised Prince Edward Literature (not), so “literature” life. Later this well, lost their place. According to the “Tianmen County” contains: thirty-three years of the Qing Emperor Qianlong (1768) drought, digging the Dutch pool, have broken monument, a “literary” words, see the spring, so Sakai, Jian Pavilion, monument, to complex trace. This well diameter of 90 cm, overlying eight square boulders, chisel shaped three round hole, very chic. Literary spring water source for the ancient city dike groundwater, the water infiltration in the ground