What does the green meaning of 400 whirls into lush vegetation in the Seven Laws of Lushan Mountain mean?

Lush vegetation, here refers to the top of the mountain.

The Seven Laws of Lushan Mountain were written by Mao Zedong.

Original: A mountain flies to the edge of a big river and leaps onto the lush four hundred whirls. Xiangyang looks at the world coldly, and it is hot and windy. A floating yellow crane is sent in the ninth heaven, and white smoke rises under the waves. Ling Tao doesn't know where to go, but where can he farm in the Peach Blossom Garden?

Lushan Mountain stands tall and straight on the bank of the Yangtze River, and I drove all the way up in the green. Looking at the world facing the sea with indifferent eyes, the warm wind brought raindrops and sprinkled them on the river.

Clouds float on the river, the yellow crane rises to the sky, and the waves go straight down to the smoke in Jiangdong. I don't know where Tao Qian used to go. Can we plow the fields in the Peach Blossom Garden?

Extended information. The first couplet of this poem begins with dynamics. The word "flying to the top" describes the mountain, and the word "leaping" allows people. The majestic posture of Lushan Mountain and the heroic upward expression of climbers are all reflected in the words "fly" and "jump".

The mandibular joint makes a "leap to the green" and looks up into the distance. It seems that the world is changing, and you can see everything. "Cold" means facing the clamour of anti-China forces calmly and indifferently. "Hot" is a pun, which is not only a description of natural phenomena, but also a metaphor for the vigorous "Great Leap Forward" at that time.

The neck couplet is inserted with the wings of imagination, galloping up and down the Yangtze River, looking west at Wuhan, above the Nine Schools, with colorful clouds and yellow cranes in the sky; Looking east at Sanwu, the waves are rolling and smoky. William used humorous questions to deny the existence of the Peach Blossom Garden without class struggle, and farming in the "isolated" Peach Blossom Garden was just an illusion.

Lushan Mountain is a place where scholars gather together, and there are endless poems on the floor, among which excellent works come one after another, which makes future generations flinch. Do you dare to sing again? However, Mao Zedong, a great poet, is going to sing Lushan with his life, experience, talent and heroism.

The word "fly" at the beginning of this poem is simply magnificent and leisurely. The poem "A Mountain flies to the River" is like a towering mountain. The meaning of the poem and the mountain is inseparable, and the two beauties are integrated into one. Poets are different from poets in the past when they write together. As soon as they arrived, they set off the heroic spirit of Lushan Mountain with their unique verve.

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