The last sentence hidden in the gathering of Buddhist monks' delicacies: The clouds on the high shelf gather delicacies. Name of the poem: Juxiuge Qingyuan Mountain Flows Far and Long. Real name: Wang Shipeng. Nickname: Wang Zhongwen. Font size: word turtle age number Meixi. Time: Song Dynasty. Ethnic group: Song people (Han nationality). Place of birth: Meixi Village, Zuoyuan, the fourth capital of Yueqing, Wenzhou. Date of birth: November 9, 1112. Time of death: August 6, 1171. Main works: Erlang Shen, Dianjiang Lip, Dianjiang Lip, Dianjiang Lip, Dianjiang Lip and so on. Main achievements: repeatedly discussing the affairs of the state, urging the restoration, and making achievements in the official history.
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Qingyuan Mountain's far water flows long, and the nine-day brook mountain is even more abnormal.
The clouds in the lofty pavilion gather in delicacy, while the Buddhist monks gather in delicacy and hide in China.
Second, Wang Shipeng's other poems
Hongmei, Sleeping in the Night, Taochuan, Singing Willow and Erlang Shen. Poems of the same dynasty
General Cao, Xiaqu Pond, Tengwang Pavilion, Poems of Meishan in Tang Dynasty, which are also played as notes, titled Aixi, Abandoned Gongyuan is a valuable dish for rice, Seeing a guest off to Linggu, and Sigh _
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