Original text:
The cock crows at sunrise, and the clouds are very sparse with Han.
Gas is like the sea, and there are no mountains in the upper bound.
Kyushu is lonely, and the rocks are always idle.
I want to choose clothes to pass on to the throne, and I want to look up to the sky with my hands.
Author: Yang Qi
Since ancient times, Ji You's masterpieces of Mount Tai have emerged one after another. Although Yang Qi's "Seven Laws" is also a masterpiece of visiting Mount Tai, his description of the mountaineering process focuses on the "exclusive respect of the five mountains", expressing the feeling of climbing to the top of Mount Tai, which makes people fascinated by its magnificent weather and desire to fall into the sky.
The first couplet describes the sublime scene of taishan jade Huangfeng watching the sunrise and listening to the bells. "Cock crow" and "far (far) bell" show that it is from the sense of hearing that at dawn, the morning bell comes with a high voice. "Tianguan", the star name, is also called Tianmen (see "The Book of Jin, Tianwenzhi"). "Extreme Peak" refers to the Jade Emperor's Peak in Mount Tai (Jade Emperor's Peak is also called Tianzhu Peak, named after the Jade Emperor's Hall). Han Yun, the Milky Way. Mount Tai watches the sunrise at the top of the mountain, and the red sun "connecting the sky" is written as a wonder on earth; It is very interesting for Mount Tai to listen to the temple bell at the top and write an anecdote about the world to spread the "Yunhan Room" by sound. It goes without saying that the Jade Emperor Peak on Mount Tai is so majestic that the author is relaxed and happy at this time. Couplets are written on the top of Mount Tai, the jade emperor, and the magnificent human feelings are panoramic. "Great Wilderness" comes from Shan Hai Jing Huang Da Xi Jing: "In the Great Wilderness, Shan Ye is famous, and the sun and the moon enter it." "Selected Works Zuo Si Wu Du Fu" Note: "The wild is overseas." It's called a place far overseas. The "upper bound" refers to the place where the gods in heaven live in mythology, and is called the highest place on earth. The last sentence takes a corner from the sea and writes about looking overseas. The atmosphere is tolerant and the heart is surging, just like the sea; Looking at the mountain, the next sentence is written very vertically, overlooking the mountains and rivers. The mountain is very small, and there seems to be no mountain. The reason why the author describes it so exaggeratedly is because he wants to change it to a new level compared with the famous sentence "I will be above my head and all other mountains will be dwarfed under the sky". In Du Fu's "Looking at Yue", in order to highlight his true feelings of being extremely broad-minded and broad-minded when he was there.
The unique feeling of writing macro-soil micro-films in necklaces. "Kyushu" stands for China, because the world was divided into Kyushu in ancient times, which can be found in Yugong. "flaky" refers to the stone with the word "butyl" engraved in the middle of Jade Emperor Peak and surrounded by stone fences, which is the symbol of the highest peak in Mount Tai. The last sentence means that the land of China is like a lonely monk sleeping in silence, with a big dream still awake; The next sentence means that the top flaky rises high and has been so leisurely for generations. Literally, it is a quiet and leisurely scene of Yuhuang Peak in the morning. If we appreciate it carefully, we can see the hidden worry of China people's failure to wake up, and whether the extreme flake can lie back forever.
Wei Lianfa wants to reach the Emperor Constellation from the top of the Jade Emperor and overlook the romantic fantasy on earth. "Stripping clothes" means lifting clothes to show respect, and it is expressed in the Book of Rites Quli that "stripping clothes tends to be angular". "The Throne", star name, "Songshi Tian Wenzhi": "The Throne is in Tiancheng, and the Throne is also outside." This is the residence of the king. "Blue sky" is the sky, and Du Renjing notes: "On the first day of the first day, there is a blue sky." I want to go to heaven from the ground, suggesting that I want to go to the emperor; The next sentence is to look at the earth from the sky. The sentence pattern is changed from Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow. Above, he looks for green emptiness, and below, he is dead, suggesting that he will help the emperor manage human affairs. The two sentences are directly derived from Sleeping of a Lonely Monk in Kyushu, with magical imagery but profound sustenance. With this, the author answered the strange questions caused by "Jade Emperor on Mount Tai", which made this heroic poem of Ji You memorable.