This poem and Looking at Lushan Waterfall were both written by Li Bai when he visited Lushan Mountain, but they were written in different ways. The first and second sentences of this poem describe the scenery of the Five Old Peaks. The first sentence points out the location, and the second sentence makes the five old peaks very vivid by metaphor. The last two sentences turn into climbing mountains and overlooking, which naturally leads to the poet's inner thoughts, and finally ends with lyricism, which is very touching.
Five old peaks in the southeast of Lushan Mountain cut out Jin Furong 2 from the blue sky. Jiujiang is beautiful, and I live here in Yun Song (ew e ny a n.c o m all rights reserved).
Note 1 Five Old Peaks: In the southeast of Lushan Mountain, the five peaks are connected and the cliffs stand like five old people, hence the name. Jin Furong: Yellow hibiscus flowers. Lotus is also called lotus. Mount Wulaofeng is yellow and beautiful, so it is compared with hibiscus flowers. 3 tie: take it. "Xie" is a loan word of "Jane". 4 Nest Yunsong (copyright owned by ew e ny a n. c. o m): Building a nest between Yun Song (copyright owned by ew e ny a n. c. o m) means living in seclusion here. Now under the Five Old Peaks is the ruins of Li Taibai Bookstore.
The five old peaks in the southeast of Lushan Mountain are like golden hibiscus flowers blooming in the sky. The beautiful scenery of Jiujiang is unobstructed. Such beautiful scenery reminds me of building a secluded house here.