Which great god can provide the full text of Ode to Mount Hengshan and analyze it, and put forward his own views on this article and Mount Hengshan?

"Hengshan Yin" has a cloud: "Hengshan is like a line; Daishan is like sitting; Huashan stands like a mountain; Songshan is like lying; Only Nanyue is alone. "

Zheng Xuan in the Eastern Han Dynasty explained that the name of Mount Hengshan in Nanyue was based on the division of the stars in the sky and belonged to the wings of the stars. In the sky, the stars are in charge of life and death, while in the downward direction, the stars are in charge of growth and development. Like a scale, the two ends should be balanced, so it is called "Hengshan". Other books explaining Hengshan Nanyue are also based on the division of stars in astrology. Because Mount Hengshan in Nanyue is the twilight wing of 28 stars in the sky, it can weigh the weight of heaven and earth, maintain the balance between heaven and earth, and examine the truth, goodness and beauty of life, so it is designated as "Mount Hengshan". Among the stars, there is a little star called "Changsha Star". According to the Astrology, the stars are "long life for the Lord and prosperity for future generations". Therefore, people extended it by name and called Nanyue "Shouyue". Therefore, in ancient times, people often liked to call it "Shoubi Nanshan", and its source was Shouyue Hengshan.

There are many legends about the origin of Mount Hengshan in Nanyue. It is said that Pangu opened the world and turned into mountains and rivers after his death, and his left arm turned into Mount Hengshan in Nanyue. On the other hand, Emperor Yan Shennong chased the fairy bird and knocked it down to Nanyue with a magic whip, so the design of Zhuniao was painted on the archway you saw at the entrance of Nanyue ancient town, and the emblem of "Zhuniao" in Nanyue Mountain came from this. The ancients often used celestial charts for divination. The so-called "there are stars in the sky and cities underground". According to the Star Classic, Nanyue corresponds to the legend of Fangguang Temple in Twenty-eight Hostels.

One day, Huihai was chanting in buddhist nun when suddenly five mighty men asked for an audience. People have different faces, blue, yellow, purple, white and black. They all wear white robes. Five people asked monk Huihai to allow them to listen to the scriptures and learn Buddhism. Huihai asked who they were, and they replied that they were the Five Dragon Gods of Nanyue. If they are allowed to listen to the scriptures, they are willing to give up a piece of flat land and dedicate it to Huihai to build a temple. Huihai agreed to their request. That night, in the valley, there was a sudden thunder, heavy rain and a "crash". The next morning, Huihai got up and saw a spacious flat land at the foot of the mountain. Huihai went around to raise money and built a large-scale temple on this flat land. The name of the temple is wide, which means that Buddhism "spreads widely to ten parties". This is the story of the so-called "Five Dragons listening to the scriptures and offering land to Pingsha" recorded in the Annals of South Vietnam.

Zhurongfeng legend

Zhu Rongfeng was named after the Vulcan Zhu Rongshi. According to legend, Zhu Rongshi was a minister of Xuanyuan Huangdi in ancient times and a Vulcan. After human beings invented drilling wood to make fire, they couldn't save it, and they couldn't use it. Because of their proximity to fire, Zhu Rongshi became an expert in the management and use of fire. The Yellow Emperor appointed him as the official in charge of fire. Because he was familiar with the situation in the south, the Yellow Emperor named him Stuart, who was in charge of southern affairs. He lived in Mount Hengshan and was buried in Mount Hengshan after his death. In order to commemorate his great contribution to mankind, the highest peak of Mount Hengshan was named Zhurongfeng. As the old saying goes, "Wish" is enduring, and "Harmony" is bright. Let it be bright forever.

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