The origin of Longshan in Yun Qi

The source of Longshan Mountain in Yun Qi is the Song of Lanxi written by Dai Shulun, a poet in Tang Dynasty. Content of "Lanxi Acura": The cool moon is like an eyebrow hanging on Liuwan, and the more you look at it in Zhongshan Mirror, the more you see it. Peach blossoms rained in Lanxi for three days, and carp came to the beach at midnight. This poem was written by Dai Shulun when he lived in seclusion in Tonglu, and it was included in The Whole Tang Poetry (Volume 272). The poem objectively describes the elegant and charming landscape of Lanxi and the poet's carefree expression through the movement of various scenery. And the "cool moon" in "Liuwan's cool moon hangs like an eyebrow" points out that it is summer now; "Hanging Willow Bay" shows a unique scenery. "The more you look in the Zhongshan mirror." "Looking in the mirror" in the novel vividly depicts the beauty of Lanxi landscape. The whole poem is like a painting, depicting the beautiful mountains in central Vietnam, and the content of Lao Dai's poem is hung out.