2. If you climb high, you will feel inferior; if you look low, you will be self-reliant. This is what Lu You, a poet in the Song Dynasty, said in "Climbing Mount Tai", which means that you need to be modest and self-motivated when you see the smallness below.
It rains on Mount Tai, and everything is renewed. This sentence comes from the poem Mount Tai written by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, which shows the mystery and majesty of Mount Tai.
4. Climbing Mount Tai is a small world. This is what Sima Qian, a writer in the Han Dynasty, said in Historical Records, which means to climb Mount Tai and look down on the world.
5. The world is famous, headed by Mount Tai. This is what Feng Menglong, a famous writer in Ming Dynasty, said in History of Eastern Zhou Dynasty, which expressed the position of Mount Tai among the famous mountains in China.
6. The grandeur of Mount Tai, a Chinese odyssey. This sentence comes from the Records of Mount Tai written by Xu Wei, a writer in the Ming Dynasty, which shows the grandeur and uniqueness of Mount Tai.
7. Mount Tai is high and unattainable; Its breadth is immeasurable. This is what Bai Juyi, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, said in "Climbing Mount Tai", which expressed the amazing height and width of Mount Tai.
8. The top of Mount Tai is the top of the world. This is what Bai Juyi, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, said in "Climbing Mount Tai", which expressed the position of Mount Tai in the world famous mountains.
9. The east peak of Mount Tai is shaped like a cockscomb. This sentence comes from a poem "Mount Tai" by Li He, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, which vividly depicts the shape of the eastern peak of Mount Tai.
10, the god of mount tai, invisible; The hero of Mount Tai is beyond words. This is what Bai Juyi, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, said in "Climbing Mount Tai", which revealed the mystery and majesty of Mount Tai.
1 1 and the stone of Mount Tai are round. This sentence comes from the Tang Dynasty writer Bai Juyi's "Climbing Mount Tai", which expresses the roundness and smoothness of Mount Tai.
12, the water of Mount Tai keeps flowing. This is what Bai Juyi, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, said in "Climbing Mount Tai", expressing the inexhaustible water of Mount Tai.
13, the pulse of Mount Tai, unpredictable. This is what Bai Juyi, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, said in Climbing Mount Tai, which expresses the mystery and unpredictability inside Mount Tai.
14, Birds of Mount Tai, all white. This sentence comes from the Tang Dynasty writer Bai Juyi's "Climbing Mount Tai", which expresses the beauty of the white feathers of the bird of Mount Tai.
15, the wind of Mount Tai can't blow away human troubles. This sentence comes from the Tang Dynasty writer Bai Juyi's "Climbing Mount Tai", which expresses the freshness of Mount Tai and the power to heal people's hearts.