Climbing Mount Emei —— Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
There are many fairy mountains in Sichuan, and Emei is hard to beat.
It's really strange that Liu Zhou tried to visit.
Qingming depends on the sky, and the color is wrong.
Ling Ran Xia Zi Award, fruit tips.
Clouds sing Qiong Xiao, and stones make precious colors.
I have a small life, and my laughter has no end.
Smoke is like a surface, and dust is tired and lost.
If you ride a sheep, join hands with Hotan.
Climbing Mount Emei is a poem written by Li Bai, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, when he was young. This poem expresses the author's yearning for heaven by writing about his feelings when he climbed Mount Emei. At the beginning, I wrote about my yearning for Emei Mountain before I went to Emei. Then he wrote about the scenery of Mount Emei, expressing the poet's feelings of wandering and winning, and his unruly character of pursuing immortality, and wrote the realm of Mount Emei away from the hubbub. Although poetry is about seeking immortals to visit the Tao, it is more about Li Bai's pursuit of pure truth, goodness and beauty and his opposition to hypocrisy and ugliness.