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Poems praising Qinling Mountains

Poems praising Qinling Mountains:

1, "Blue Bridge Post See Yuan Jiu Poems"

Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi

Blue Bridge Chun Xue Jun returns to Japan, Qinling Autumn Wind I go.

Get off the horse at each post and follow the wall around the post to find your poem.

Translation:

Chun Xue at the Blue Bridge Post Station fluttered on the day you returned, and the autumn wind rustled on the Qinling Mountains. When I left.

Every time I go to a post station, I will dismount first and look at Xiqiao's poem looking for you along the wall and around the column.

2. Deng Zongzhi Pavilion

Tang Dynasty: Cen Can

Elevated to the sky, climb near the side. It's sunny to open a thousand trees, but it's sad to see the smoke scattered in the five tombs.

The Qinling sill is low outside and small inside the Weichuan window. If I knew purity, I would always serve Jin Xian.

Translation:

Always hold the pavilion as high as the sky, and climb it as if it were close to the sun. Looking down on a sunny day, the tree of ten thousand wells and the smoke of the five tombs are confusing and moving.

Leaning against the railing, looking at the low Qinling Mountains; Standing at the window, looking at the little Weihe River. I have long known that Buddhism is about purity, and I hope to worship Buddha statues often.

3. "Move to Languan to show my grandnephew"

Tang dynasty: Han Yu

A letter is typed in the sky, and eight thousand in Chaozhou Road in the evening. If you want to eliminate disasters for the wise, you are willing to decline and cherish the old!

Where is the home of Yunheng Qinling? The heavy snow hindered the horse's progress. Knowing that you came all the way, you should have done it on purpose so that I could collect the bones by the river.

Translation:

In the morning, I gave an admonition to the emperor, and in the evening I was banished to Chaozhou, which is far away. If you want to get rid of harmful things for the emperor, you can't spare the rest of your life because of aging.

Looking back at Chang 'an, I can only see Zhong Nanshan separated by clouds. Where is home? Suddenly, the blue pass was blocked by heavy snow, and even the horse hesitated. I know you've come a long way, and you should know that I'm unlucky here. I just collected my bones by the miasma-filled river in Chaozhou.

Extended data:

1. The writing background of "Blue Bridge Post Looking at Nine Yuan Songs":

In the 10th year of Yuanhe (8 15), Yuan Zhen was recalled from Tang Zhou to Beijing, passed by Lanqiao Post Station and left a seven-character poem on the wall of the post station. Eight months later, Bai Juyi was demoted from Chang 'an to Jiangzhou, full of depression. After passing through here, he read this metrical poem by Yuan Zhen. Bai Juyi wrote this quatrain "Blue Bridge Post See Nine Poems of Yuan Dynasty" with emotion.

2. The writing background of Deng Anyong Song:

The high shelf in the poem is the building in the temple. Because it is too high, which was written by Cen Can in his poem. The logic of poetry is to write the scenery first, and then add personal feelings at the end. One or two sentences are exaggerated to show the towering posture of the temple pavilion, and the middle four sentences are written on the pavilion to see it from a distance.

The whole poem is easy to understand, that is, writing a high pavilion, but the end points out the function of this high pavilion, which is a Buddhist building for monks to practice. This ending still has many connotations, which not only explains the role and geographical location of the General Pavilion, but also summarizes its environmental characteristics, that is, purity and sublimity.

3. Writing background of "Moving Left to Languan to Meet Grandnephew and Sun Xiang":

Han Yu wasted most of his life as an official. At the age of 50, he was promoted to assistant minister of punishments for his participation in Pinghuai. Two years later, he was demoted and depressed. Chaozhou governs Chaoyang in eastern Guangdong, which is thousands of miles away from Chang 'an, the capital at that time.

Han Yu was on his way alone. When I arrived at Lantian Pass, my wife and children didn't catch up, only my grandnephew followed, so I wrote this poem.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Blue Bridge posted nine poems of Yuan Dynasty

Baidu encyclopedia-Deng zongzhi hall

Baidu Encyclopedia-Move left to Languan to show my nephew Sun Xiang.