Lan Ruo's poems

temple

Lanruo

[Temple]

Temple, the provincial name of Arangro in Sanskrit.

At the height of Lanruo Mountain, there are several haze barriers. -Du Fu's Interview with Zhen Zhen Temple Zen Master

detailed description

(1). Bluegrass and Duroc are both herbs. "Selected Works of Yan Yanzhi" and "Xie Jian Ling Yun" says: "Fen Fu Xie Lan Ruo, Qing Yue wins Lin Jue."

plum

Note: "Lan Ruo, vanilla."

the Tang Dynasty

Lipper

The poem "Yuan Dan Qiu Shan Ju" says: "I can fold the fragrance of laurel, and I also choose Lan Ruo."

the Tang Dynasty

Liu Yuxi

The poem "Sending Julian Waghann Lu Xie Law to Hunan as Special Envoy"

Qing/a surname

There is plenty of water in Lan Ruo, and no one answers the incense. "

(2) refers to temples. Sanskrit "

Buddhist temple

"The name of the province. It means that there is no distress and confusion in silence.

the Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

The poem "Interview with the Zen Master of Zhen Zhen Temple" wrote: "If the mountain is high, the haze is heavy."

Song dynasty; surname

Wang Anshi

One of the two rhymes, Zhang Ziye's "Chikulin Collection": "Qingyuan has opened Lan Ruo for several generations, and the yellow crane is rich in gold."

clean

Sun Zhiwei

The poem "Climbing Chicheng Mountain" wrote: "The terrain under the rock is slightly wider and flatter, and countless pine and bamboo trees sway in the Lan Ruo."