1. Poems praising Kongtong Mountain
About poems praising Kongtong Mountain:
1. "Sunset at the Border Town"
Author: King Luo Bin (poet of the early Tang Dynasty)
Zisai Liusha to the north, Huangtu Ba Shui to the east. Once I say goodbye to Zudou, I will chase Shapeng thousands of miles away.
The rivers contain sedimentary rocks, and the mountain roads are far and wide. How can you repay your kindness? There are male and female dragon swords.
Explanation: The purple fortress is in the north of the desert, and the yellow river flows eastward. I left my hometown early in the morning to pursue the thousands of miles of yellow sand. The river is full of accumulated rocks, and the mountain road in Kongtong is endless as far as the eye can see. How can I repay you for your kindness? I can only rely on the male and female swords in my hands.
2. "Guangchengzi Cave"
Author: You Shixiong (a poet of the Song Dynasty)
I heard that Guangchengzi did not serve as a slave to foreigners.
Xuanyuan condescends to the Supreme Being and asks for the benefit.
The cave still exists today, and the cliffs are like ruins.
Explanation: I once heard that Guangchengzi was not enslaved by foreign slaves. Xuanyuan put aside his status as the supreme being in the world, kowtowed and came here to ask for some help. The cave is still there, and the cliffs are as vivid as relics from ancient times.
3. "Gift to the Envoy of Qiannan Jia"
Author: Tan Sitong (a poet of the Qing Dynasty)
Luoluo Kongtong, a great scholar, recalled the world with ease. .
There is Lin Jun in the southeast, and the breeze will never be alone.
Explanation: A talented and knowledgeable person from Kongtong who is upright and at ease, but can't help but miss the affairs in the world. Lin Junfu is there in the southeast. I feel lonely even though I have traveled thousands of miles with only the gentle breeze to accompany me.
4. "Two Poems for Zhang Xianghao"
Author: Li Bai (Poet of Tang Dynasty)
My family is from Longxi, and I was first a Han border general.
His merits cover the heaven and earth, and his fame soars into the blue clouds.
It was quite melancholy that the battle ended without success.
It is said that Kongtong is brave and powerful.
Explanation: My family is originally from Longxi, and my ancestor was a Han border general. Legend has it that he was Li Guang. His achievements and strategies reach the sky and the earth, and his fame soars above the blue clouds. After many arduous battles, he was not awarded a title, which was quite melancholy when he was young. Legend has it that the people of Kongtong Mountain are brave and good at fighting, their energy stirs the sky, and the autumn wind is tragic.
5. "Quequatra: Visiting Kongtong Road to Xianghu Lake"
Author: Xia Yuanding (a poet of the Song Dynasty)
Visiting Kongtong Road to Xianghu Lake, thousands of people Reading poetry books can turn you into a fool.
It takes no effort to get there even if you wear iron shoes.
Explanation: I visited Taoist priests in Kongtong Mountain and came to the edge of Huxiang. I read thousands of poems and books, and the more I read, the more stupid I felt. The poetic inspiration that cannot be found even after wearing iron shoes can be obtained in practice without any effort at all. 2. A paragraph describing the scenery of Pingliang is about 100 words
The spring when everything is green has passed in a blink of an eye.
June 22 is here, the sun is shining directly on the Tropic of Cancer, and the burning season of summer has arrived again. Summer is a season of changing faces, sometimes crying and sometimes laughing.
One moment the sky is clear and blue, the sky is high and the clouds are light, and the sun is like fire; the other moment the sky is low and dark, the clouds are dense, and the wind is roaring; the sky is furious, and there is lightning and thunder; the next moment it is pouring rain, The rain is pouring; after a while, the rain stops, and the Hongqiao flies to the north and south. Summer is like a child's face, changing without warning.
Summer is a season of rapid development. Everything is growing unbridled, especially the summer green, which is thick and deep and dominates the mountains and plains. Although it is set against the flowers, in fact it is green, fat, red and thin.
Bamboo shoots sprouted on the ground overnight after the rain. The bamboos grew rapidly, and their joints swelled. The grass grew luxuriantly, and the towering trees in the forest added a ring of growth rings. 3. The origin of the name Pingliang is related to which emperor
Pingliang is located in the eastern part of Gansu Province, at the eastern foot of Liupan Mountain. In 358 AD, Qin Fujian wanted to conquer Qianliang, so he established Pingliang County in Gaoping Town, which means to pacify the Liang Kingdom, and Pingliang got its name from this. The history of Pingliang City is slightly later. In the fifth year of Kaiyuan of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (AD 717), Pingliang County moved to the ancient fortress city (today's Pingliang City). In the seventh year of Zhenyuan of Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty (AD 791), Liu Chang, the governor of Jingyuan, built Pingliang City to strangle the zither. The mouth of the gorge was the site of today's Pingliang City, 1,219 years ago. In the fourth year of Yuanhe of Emperor Xianzong (AD 809), he moved to Weizhou and settled in Pingliang, and did not change it during the Song Dynasty. In the 20th year of Emperor Shun's reign (AD 1360), Pingzhang Li Siqi ordered Yuan Heng to build additional Pingliang City and divide the city into north and south cities. In the Ming Dynasty, Pingliang City began large-scale construction as the King of Han abdicated the vassal state. An examination of the city of Pingliang Prefecture in "Collection of Ancient and Modern Books": "The city of Pingliang Prefecture was built by Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty under the command of Liu Chang. At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, Li Siqi's troops divided Yuan Heng into two cities, the north and the south. In the sixth year of Hongwu's reign in the Ming Dynasty, Pingliang Hou Fei Ju restored it as before. Thirty steps, four feet high, four feet deep, four gates: Heyang in the east, Wan'an in the south, Laiyuan in the west, and Beiding in the north. , and it crosses Liuquan in the north to Jingli Xu, and reaches the balance of dry rivers and streams in the west. It is three miles away from Jingjing. It is wide in the west and narrow in the east, high in the north and low in the south, long horizontally and short vertically.
"This record is consistent with Zhao Shichun's "Pingliang Prefecture Chronicles".