What does this ancient poem "ridiculous cold mountain road" mean?

Interpretation: Fortunately, there are no traces of horses and chariots on the road to Hanshan. The endless stream, I can't remember how many bends and deep places there are; I wonder how heavy the peaks are. Dew condenses on thousands of flowers and plants, like tears shed by flowers and plants; Pine forests of the same color are singing in the wind. At this time, I got lost in the mountains and asked why my shadow followed me.

Original text:

Ridiculously cold mountain road

Ridiculous cold mountain road, but no horses and chariots. Lianxi is difficult to remember songs, and I don't know how heavy it is.

Tears are like a thousand grasses, and songs are like the wind. At this time, in the maze, I asked what to do.

Appreciation: Hanshan, on the Xanadu-like Hanshan Road, happily sang the famous sentence "A thousand grasses that cry are as loose as the wind that sings". Although the composition of these two poems is similar to that of the fourth poem "Mourning in the spring grass and Mourning in the evening wind" in "Five Doctor Le" by Robin Wang, they have swept away the sadness of Robin Wang, but played a happy poem with the wind singing and grass dew glittering and translucent. Only the strong will wither, but the weak will wither, full of Zen flavor.

About the author: Hanshanzi was born in Chang 'an, the capital of the Tang Dynasty, and came from an official family. He was forced to become a monk after failing many exams. After the age of 30, he lived in seclusion in Tiantai Mountain in eastern Zhejiang, at the age of 100. Yan Zhenqing's textual research on Hanshanzi's life even used a lot of historical materials such as Northern History and Sui Shu to prove Hanshan's poems, pointing out that Hanshan was Yang Wen, the son of Yang Zan, a descendant of the Sui Dynasty royal family. Due to the jealousy and rejection of the royal family and the influence of Buddhist thought, he escaped into an empty door and hid in the cold rocks of Tiantai Mountain. This mythical poet of the Tang Dynasty was once ignored by the world. However, with the advent of the twentieth century, his poems are more and more accepted by the world and widely circulated. As he said in his poem, "Some people laugh at my poem, and my poem is elegant. No need for Zheng Zhu, no need for Mao Gongjie. Don't hate people, just to meet friends. If you send a palace merchant, you will be ill. " Suddenly I met a man with a unique vision and drifted into this world. "Hanshan's poems in the 20th century really met many" discerning people ".

Extended information: Hanshan Poetry is a poem written by Hanshanzi, a monk and poet in the Tang Dynasty. During the Zhenguan period, Lu Qiuyin, the secretariat of Taizhou, recited the preface to Hanshanzi's poems. Hanshan poetry is called popular poetry and vernacular poetry, but it is not easy to understand because of the particularity of expression. Or seemingly understand, in fact, there is another purpose. Hanshan Poetry is a wonderful work in China's ancient poetry country. Hanshan poetry has been circulating in the Zen jungle for a long time, and it has been loved and imitated by poets and literati since the Song Dynasty, so it is called "Hanshan". Since modern times, it has been popular in Europe, America and Japan, forming a worldwide "Hanshan poetry fever".