Lotus to chrysanthemum, phoenix to forest. Turbid wealth is poor. Opposite the fishing village is a Buddhist house, and opposite the pine cover is a flower. Luo Yuezuo, Ge. National treasure versus family treasure. The grass welcomes the golden horse, and the flowers make people drunk. Facing Yan Sanchun tastes like calling friends, and Saihong begins to invite guests in August. Throughout the ages, who has seen Mount Tai once honed; Over time, people scattered dust in the sea.
[Note] Luo Yue Cuo refers to an old man walking on a mountain road with vines under the moon. Li Bai's Hu Si's Good Pillow and Good Bowl: "At dusk, the blue mountain, the moonlight sent me home ... led me around Yuzhu, and the green vine wrapped my clothes." General Tian Min: General Shi Tian's people. Ge Shitian, an ancient emperor in ancient legend. Tao Yuanming's Biography of Mr. Wuliu: "Do people have no family?" GM Shi Tian's people? "They are all carefree and carefree people. Grass greeting sentence: Jin Lie, Lelie, harness. Wang Ji (Wang Wuzi) has a hobby of raising horses. He fabricated the fact that Marquez's name was Jin Kui. Often riding a horse without crossing the water, he said, "You must cherish the brocade mud. "If you go there, MANET will cross the water. Sai Hong Sentence: Autumn Moon (August) in The Book of Rites: "Beauty comes. "It's called Bin, because Saibei is the hometown of geese, and passing by the Central Plains is like a guest. Mount Tai used to sharpen knives: sharpening knives (Li Li), sharpening stones. The heroic emperor of the Han Dynasty swore that "the Yellow River is like a belt, and Mount Tai is like a mill. If the country is Yongning, Huan (yuán Garden, so) and Miao nationality, it means that it is far away and impossible. There is a little dust in the sea: according to fairy tales, the fairy Magu met Wang Yuan at Cai Jing's home and said that she regarded the East China Sea as a mulberry field. At present, the East China Sea is shallow and will become land. Wang Yuan sighed and said, saints say that dust will rise in the sea.
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