The translation of "The sound of the ape's song is so clear that the sound is heard in the valley, and the coolness is endless" is: Every morning when it is just clear and frosty, there is a cold silence in the woods and mountain streams, and there are often apes growing up high in the mountains. The calls were continuous and extremely sad. The empty valley echoed with the sound, sad and gentle, and it took a long time to disappear.
From: "Yidu Ji".
Based on "The ape's song is clear, the sound is heard in the valley, and the coolness is endless", write down the famous lines from ancient poems that come to mind.
The apes on both sides of the strait can't stop crying, and the boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains.
There is a similar description in the text "Three Gorges" we have studied: there are often high apes roaring, which is very sad and sad, and the sound can be heard in the empty valley, and the mourning lasts for a long time.
Extended information:
"Yidu Ji" is selected from Yang Shoujing's calligraphy.
Yang Shoujing is from Yidu, Hubei Province. A famous historical geographer and great calligrapher in the late Qing Dynasty. His "Shui Jing Commentary" is highly praised by the world; his calligraphy is unique and unique, and is well-known at home and abroad.
(Yuan Shansong [Eastern Jin Dynasty] (?-401) Emperor Wu of Liang Dynasty commented on the book as Yuan Song, named Qiaosun. He was from Yangxia, Chenjun (now Taikang, Henan). He was erudite and had articles, and was named Wujun (now Suzhou, Jiangsu). Taishou. Able to write, Emperor Wu of Liang commented: "Like Taoist priests in the mountains, they shrink away when they see people." "Emperor Wu of Liang's Commentary, Jin Shuben Biography")