Translation of the ancient poem Huashan

Standing on the high Huashan Mountain, there is only blue sky above us, and no other mountain can compare with it. Looking up at the sky, the sun seems close at hand; Looking down at your feet, only transpiration clouds filled the mountainside.

Huashan is the whole poem of Kou Zhun in Song Dynasty: only the sky is above, and there is no mountain and harmony. Look up at the red sun and look back at the low white clouds.

Appreciation of ancient poetry: 1, "Only the sky is above, there is no mountain and harmony." These two poems mean that only the blue sky is higher than Huashan, and no mountain peak can be equal to it, which means that Huashan is towering and towering. Among them, the word "only" means that Huashan is extremely high, and only the blue sky is higher than Huashan; "Hard to see" means that Huashan is the only highest mountain, and no other mountain can be equal to it. 2. "Look up at the red sun and look back at the low white clouds." These two sentences mean that when you stand on the top of a high mountain and look up at the sky, the red sun seems to be above your head; Looking down the hill, the transpiration clouds are halfway up the mountain. The word "near" after the "red sun" and the word "low" after the "white clouds" strongly set off the majestic Huashan Mountain.