1. Poems about Huishan Temple
Poems about Huishan Temple 1. Poems about Mountain Temple
Entering the ancient temple in the early morning, the first sun shines on the high forest.
The winding path leads to a secluded place, and the Zen room is surrounded by flowers and trees.
The light of the mountains pleases the birds, and the shadows of the ponds empty the hearts of the people.
Everything is silent except for the sound of bells and chimes.
The beauty of April in the world is gone, and the peach blossoms in the mountain temple are beginning to bloom.
I always regret that there is no place to return to in spring, and I don’t know where to turn.
North of Gushan Temple and west of Jiating,
The water surface is initially flat and the clouds are low.
In several places, early orioles compete for warmth in the trees,
Whose new swallows peck at the spring mud.
The random flowers are becoming more and more charming,
Only in Asakusa can there be no horse hooves.
My favorite part of the lake is the east side,
the white sand embankment in the shade of green poplar trees.
Reminiscing about Jiangnan,
The most memorable thing is Hangzhou.
Looking for osmanthus seeds in the moonlight at the mountain temple,
Watching the tide from the pillow in the county pavilion,
When will we come again?
The bells of the mountain temple are ringing. It is already dark, and the fishermen are noisy as they scramble to cross the ferry.
People followed the beach to Xiangjiang Village, and I also took a boat back to Lumen.
The moonlight in Lumen opened the smoke trees, and suddenly I came to Pang Gong's hiding place.
The pine path in Yanfei is long and lonely, with only lonely people coming and going.
The moon is setting and the sky is filled with crows and frost.
Jiang Feng fishes and fires to worry about sleep.
Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City,
The midnight bell rings to the passenger ship.
Bending a bow and fighting as a man,
I once met a thrush in my dream.
I thought about returning the wine several times,
I put the clouds on the pile to wish the concubine Ming.
The flow of Yuan and Xiang is endless, how deep is Qu Zi’s resentment!
At dusk, the autumn wind blows, and the trees flutter in the woods.
2. Poems describing mountain temples
1. "Sushan Temple"
Tang Dynasty: Jia Dao
All the ladies looked cold, Jinglu is divided into this area.
Meteors penetrate the sparse trees, and the moon moves retrograde through the clouds.
There are few people coming to the top, and there are no groups of tall pines and cranes.
A monk was eighty years old and had never heard of worldly affairs.
Translation: The towering peaks are freezing cold, and a Buddhist temple stands on the top of the mountain. The sparse trees leaked a few starlight, and the moon hurried forward against the moving clouds. There are very few people coming to the top of the mountain, and the pines stand out like chickens in the forest. An old monk who was over eighty years old had never heard of what was happening in the world.
2. "Sleeping in the Mountain Temple at Night"
Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and you can pick the stars with your hands.
Don’t dare to speak loudly for fear of frightening the heavens.
Translation: The tall building of the temple on the mountain is so tall, it seems to be a hundred feet tall. People upstairs seem to be able to pick off the stars in the sky with just one hand. Standing here, I dare not speak loudly for fear of disturbing the gods in heaven.
3. "Looking South of Berlin Temple"
Tang Dynasty: Lang Shiyuan
I heard the jingshe bell in the distance on the stream, and the boats were moored by the narrow diameter and deep pines.
The clouds behind the green mountains are still there, and four or five peaks in the southeast are drawn.
Translation: While still sailing on the stream, I heard the gentle ringing of the temple bells. After parking the boat and climbing up the steps, the mountain road winds through the secret pine forest.
It is sunny after the rain, the mountains are green, and the white clouds are floating leisurely. Looking to the southwest, the four or five green peaks are even more lush and lush, as if they had just been painted.
4. "Returning to the West Lake at night and looking back at Gushan Temple to present to the guests"
Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi
Songdao Lotus Temple in Liuhu Lake, late to return to the radius Out of the dojo.
The rain is heavy in the low mountains of Luju, and the palm leaves are in the cool water.
The mist is swaying and the sky is blue, and the buildings and halls are scattered against the setting sun.
When you reach the shore, please look back. Penglai Palace is in the middle of the sea.
Translation: There is a Gushan Temple on Gushan near the West Lake. In the evening, I rowed back after listening to Buddhist scriptures explained by eminent monks. Because the tangerine is full of rain, its fruit is heavy and drooping, and the palm leaves beat against each other in the breeze.
The water vapor on the lake is misty, the waves are turbulent, and the water and sky are the same color. Looking at the Qionglou Zhu Palace on the lake, the jaggedness is reflected in the sunset. Returning to the other side, please look back. Gushan Temple seems to be located in the middle of the water like Penglai Palace in the fairy mountain.
5. "Climbing the Wagguan Pavilion"
Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
Climbing the Wagguan Pavilion in the morning, overlooking Jinling City.
Zhongshan faces Beihu, and Huai River flows into Nanrong.
The flowers are falling in the long rain, and the sky is humming with music.
Dharma drums vibrate in the two corridors, and kites chant in the four corners.
Go out of the sky and climb up to the Han Dynasty, looking up at the sun and the moon.
The domineering energy in the mountains and sky is extinguished, and the ancient cold and gloomy earth is born.
The vast sea of ??clouds is at night, and the vast palace is flat.
The word "Changhe" is on the left side of the door, and the name of the phoenix is ??known to the building.
Thunder causes hundreds of mountains to move, and God supports thousands of towers to fall.
Why is aura so valuable? This is the town of Wujing.
Translation: Get up in the early morning and climb up to the high pavilion in Waguan Temple. Looking from a distance, Jinling City is in sight. To the north is the towering Zhongshan Mountain, and to the south the eaves face the mighty Huaihe River. As the chanting came from the temple, raindrops fell from the ceiling; the music of the ensemble sounded like the sounds of nature.
The drums in the temple corridors on both sides rumbled, and the iron horse pieces on the four corners of the eaves tinkled in the wind. The pavilion towers into the sky, and it seems like you can climb the sun and moon when you raise your head. The autumn scenery of Zhongshan is bleak, and the overlord spirit is exhausted; there are many sad stories deposited in the long history.
In the night, the sea of ??clouds is boundless, and the majestic palace is almost level with the sea of ??clouds. Only the words "阘合" written on the door plaque and "Phoenix" written on the building plaque are still vaguely distinguishable. The thunder rumbled, the mountains shook, the roofs were about to collapse, and gods came to help. Why is the Lingguang Palace so precious? Use it to protect Jinling City for a long time.
3. Poems describing mountain temples
Hanshan Temple, Lu Ding, Qing Dynasty
The temple tower is directly adjacent to the mountains, and it is an important place in the southeast of Yumi.
I only cherish the tooth man's pursuit of profit, but I don't hear the fishing fire and appreciate the poet.
There is no way to know the return of a guest who has traveled against the odds, and asked Han Yan whether he should be true again.
As soon as the bell rang clearing the night, several people had the same dream but different lives.
Hanshan Temple Ming Dynasty·Wang Xideng
The road to the west of the ancient temple is full of green mountains.
The stone dragons are making rain, and the river magpies are still singing in the wind.
It is difficult for a monk to determine the location near the city, and the flowers in the spring are not red.
The road outside Zhulian's door is dark with dust and maple.
Farewell to Hanshan Temple by Gao Qi of the Ming Dynasty
The maple bridge overlooks the blue mountains to the west, and the temple faces the Hanjiang River alone.
The bell in the boat urges travelers to get up, and the lamp in the tower illuminates the distant monks returning.
The fishery is solitary and solitary, the official road is deserted and the leaves are sparse.
It must be remembered that you are parked outside the city of Gusu, and you will be sent off when the crow crows.
Parking on the maple bridge at night and looking at the Hanshan Temple
The night fire is accompanied by the loneliness, and the ten-year-old dream is on the maple bridge.
Qing Kuang didn’t see Manager Wang and came to ask about the tide outside Hanshan Temple.
Hanshan Temple
As the maple leaves are falling on the Wujiang River, the ancient temple in Bishan is alone.
In the cold sky, birds descend from the rockside tower, and the remaining light shines on the pines outside the path where the monk returns.
There is no vulgar charm in the quiet high house, but there is no trace of Maitreya in the wild wind.
The boat took advantage of the cold wave to go away, and I should hear the midnight bell in my dream.
Night mooring at Fengqiao Zhang Ji
The moon is setting and the sky is full of crows and frost, the river maple fishing fire is facing melancholy,
The bells of Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City are ringing in the middle of the night to the passenger ship.
4. Poems related to He Hui
Bai Juyi Monk Flowers I want to realize that color and emptiness are Buddhist things, so I plant a fragrant tree in a monk's house. If you look carefully, you will find the Huayan verse, which is convenient for the wind to bloom the flower of wisdom.
Du Fu recalled his young son (named Jizi, who was isolated in Yanzhou at that time). Jizi’s spring is still separated, and the orioles’ songs are warm and prosperous. Farewell and surprise, no matter who is wise. Jianshui empty mountain road, Chaimen Laoshu Village. Reminiscent of Qu's sorrow, he only slept, with his back leaning against the clear pavilion.
Bai Juyi Visits Shimen Stream There is no old path in Shimen, and you can visit the ruins while covering your hair. It's autumn in the mountains and rivers, and the scenery is as clear as in the past. I often hear that wise elders wrote poems on this rock wall. The clouds are covered with berries and moss, and the sky is nowhere to be found. The wild bamboos are sparse, and the stones that have been peeled off for many years are scattered. Since the Eastern Jin Dynasty, no one has traveled there. There is only the sound of autumn streams, gurgling in the sky every night.
King Luo Bin and Wang Ji’s family visited Tuoshan Temple in the spring of King Zhao. The birds accompanied them on the road, and the eagles roosted in the mountains. The Four Zens are clear and quiet, and the three empties are the causes of great success. The auspicious rivers are sparse and the ravines are scattered, and the bright sun shines heavily. The leaves are dark, the dragon palace is dense, and the flowers are bright in the deer garden in spring. Diao talks about the secret purpose of Quan, and eloquently debates Xuanjin. The elegant music is difficult to reconcile in the end, and the Ba people just play it on their own.
Ma Daiti lives quietly in the temple's royal room. The temple is near Chaotian Road, and the sound of jade pendants is often heard. Appreciate people and open your eyes, return to the bird's resting Zen mind. The chime connects to the dawn of the Milky Way, and the window connects to the deep summer trees. If you can have a banquet here, why bother in Yunlin?
5. Poems with the word "hui"
1. Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Gift to Xu Anyi"
Original excerpt:
Bai Tianjian Mr. Chu, sings about Xu Anyi.
When making brocade, there is no choice in the location, and the skill lies here.
The breeze moves hundreds of miles, and Huihua hears about the capital.
Floating people return like clouds, farming all over the countryside.
Definition:
I saw many old people in Baitiandu, and they were all praising your deeds.
It is said that you manage government affairs with ease and do not pick and choose.
The whole county has heard about your integrity, and the court also knows about your governance performance.
People from other places come to settle down in your county and cultivate land everywhere.
2. Tang Dynasty: Liu Zongyuan's "Willow Planting Opera Title"
Excerpt from the original text:
Liuzhou's willow governor planted willows by the Liujiang River.
Talking and laughing become stories, passing by into the past.
The hanging shade will cover the ground, and the towering branches will reach the sky.
It is good to be a tree of people, but I am ashamed to have no benefit and pass it on.
Interpretation:
Liu Zongyuan, the governor of Liuzhou, planted Liuliu by the Liuliu River today.
People regard it as a story for talking and laughing, adding another local anecdote.
As time goes by, today will become previous years.
The dark green willow shades will cover the earth, and the towering tree trunks will reach into the blue sky.
At that time, people may miss me when they see the tree. I am ashamed that I have no good political achievements to pass on.
3. Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Singing Songs to Dan Qiuzi from Yuntai in the West Mountains"
Excerpts from the original text:
The star lady prepares to sweep, while Magu scratches her back and fingers Claws are light.
My emperor holds the heaven and earth in his hands, and Danqiu talks about the sky and the heavens.
The nine levels are born with brilliance, coming from the east to Penglai and returning to the west.
If you drink the jade syrup to benefit an old friend, you can fly to the sky on two thatched dragons.
Interpretation:
He went in and out of the nine heavens, and Huashan Mountain added glory to it;
He went to Penglai in the east to seek elixir, and returned to Huashan Mountain in the west.
If you can drink the sweet jade liquid and nectar to friends like me,
we can ride two thatched dogs, turn into dragons, fly up Mount Huashan and become immortals .
4. Pre-Qin Dynasty: Anonymous "Final Wind"
Excerpt from the original text:
The final wind is violent, but when you look after me, you smile, and when you laugh at the waves, the center is Mourning.
The wind and haze are finally coming, but Hui Ran is willing to come, and he will not go or come, and I will think about it for a long time.
Definition:
The wind blows fiercely and violently all day long. Sometimes he turns back to me and just smiles. It is all teasing, debauchery, ridicule and arrogance, which makes me feel deep in my heart. Feeling sad is even more lonely.
The wind is blowing wildly all day long and the rain and mist are blowing. Is he willing to come home happily? This heartless person never comes or goes, leaving me missing him for so long and far away.
5. Song Dynasty: Su Shi's "Self-titled Portrait of Jinshan"
Excerpt from the original text:
The heart is like a gray tree, and the body is like a boat without ties.
I ask you about your life achievements, Huangzhou, Huizhou and Danzhou.
Definition:
The mind is already silent and desireless, and will no longer be moved by external objects. This life is wandering, like a boat that cannot be tied up.
Someone asked me where my achievements in life were, that is Huangzhou, Huizhou and Danzhou.
6. Introduction to the history of Huishan Temple
Huishan Temple is located on Xiuzhang Street, Huishan (today’s intersection of Zhi Street and Heng Street, Huishan). It was built in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It has been more than 1,500 years. Its predecessor is the "Lishan Thatched Cottage" founded by Shi Zhanting, the chief minister of the Liu Song Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties. At that time, he lived in seclusion in Lishan (Huishan), and made peace with Liu Shuo, the king of Nanping in the Southern Dynasty, with poems. Qi Jiangyan also had successor works, and later generations listed their poems on the wall. In the first year of Jingping of Liu Song Dynasty (423), Lishan Thatched Cottage was converted into a monk's residence, which was called "Huashan Jingshe". During the Yuanhui period (474-476), the ascetic monk Xian entered Wudi from the capital (now Nanjing) and rested in the "Huashan Jingshe". He was the earliest and most famous eminent monk. In the third year of Datong in the Liang Dynasty (537), Huashan Jingshe was changed into "Huishan Temple". Monk Chen Dade built Datong Hall, also known as "Fayun Temple". During the Huichang period of the Tang Dynasty (841-846 years), the temple was destroyed and rebuilt during the Dazhong period of the Tang Dynasty (847-859 years). During the Zhidao period of the Northern Song Dynasty (995-997), he was awarded the title of "Puliyuan". In the first year of Jingkang in the Northern Song Dynasty (1126), the famous prime minister Li Gang was given the title of "Gongde Yuan". In the first year of Shaoxing in the Song Dynasty (1131), the courtyard was given to Meng Zhonghou, Prince of Xin'an County, to commemorate Empress Dowager Meng, Zhaoci Shengxian. "Seal of Fu Gong De Zen Temple" was destroyed in the late Yuan Dynasty and rebuilt by Monk Puzhen in the first year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1368). In the fifth year of Yongle (1407), monk Huaizu built it again. It was destroyed by fire in the tenth year of Orthodoxy (1445). Zhou Chen was the governor and Xiang Wan, the county magistrate, was rebuilt. In the 23rd year of Wanli (1959), there was a man from Tang Yu who took prostitutes for a spring outing and fired artillery fire. The artillery fire flew up to the ridge of the palace and the palace was burned down. The following year, Wu Shenxi donated a thousand dollars to rebuild it. His son Chengshi also built a meditation hall and The only method. During Kangxi's tour to the south in the 23rd year of his reign (1684), he went to Huishan Temple and tasted the spring in Yilan Hall. In the second year, Zhou Hong, a native of Wuxi, improved his poetry and inscribed it as "Shengjing Shilin". Later, Qianlong visited Huishan six times and rested in Qinyuan and Zhulu Mountain House. He wrote many poems, inscribed many plaques and couplets, and even specially inscribed "Huishan Temple". During the period from Ganfeng to Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty, Li Hongzhang's Huaixiang Army fought fiercely with the Taiping Army in the Jiangnan area. The temple in Huishan was destroyed by the war, and only the plaque on the temple door remained. Later, Li Hongzhang built the "Zhao Zhong Temple" on the ruins of Huishan Temple, which was changed to the "Zhong Martyrs Temple" after the Revolution of 1911.
Because Huishan Temple is located in a scenic spot, its reputation has already spread all over the world along with the reputation of the second spring in the world. As early as the Tang and Song Dynasties, it was popular and very popular. The scope of the temple includes the entire Yugong Valley and Jichang Garden, and there are 1,048 monks' houses. Throughout the ages, many poets, poets, and even emperors and generals would stop at Huishan Temple when passing through the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.
After liberation, the Municipal People's Government carried out a comprehensive renovation of Huishan Temple. In 1954, the "Guhuashan Gate" and Ershan Gate were redesigned and rebuilt, which are very majestic and simple. Huishan Temple still retains historical sites and buildings such as the ancient Huashan Gate, the Tang and Song Dynasty stone scripture buildings, the King Kong Hall, the Xianghua Bridge and the Sun and Moon Pond, the Golden Lotus Bridge and the Golden Lotus Pond, the Royal Stele Pavilion, the Tingsong Stone Bed, the ancient Ginkgo Tree, and the Datong Hall. , Zhulu Shanfang and Yunqi Tower, etc.
7. Poems about Hanshan Temple
1. "Night Mooring at Maple Bridge" by Zhang Ji in the Tang Dynasty
The moon is setting, crows are crying, the sky is full of frost, the rivers are full of maples and fishing fires To worry about sleep. At Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City, the bell rang for the passenger ship at midnight.
Translation: The moon has set, the crows are crows and the sky is filled with cold air. I sleep sadly in front of the maple trees and fishing fires by the river. In the lonely and quiet Hanshan Ancient Temple outside Gusu City, the sound of ringing bells in the middle of the night reached the passenger ship.
2. "The Incident at Suhanshan Temple" by Zhang Yuankai in the Ming Dynasty
The road with cloud trees in Jianglian slopes back, and the bell rises in the Hanshan Mountains and the dusk crows are in chaos.
Translation: The river turns along the white clouds and trees, and the bells of Hanshan Temple disturb the crows at night.
3. "Farewell to Hanshan Temple" by Gao Qi, Ming Dynasty
The maple bridge looks to the west of the green mountains, and the temple faces the Hanjiang River.
Translation: Standing on the maple bridge and looking to the west at the looming mountain peaks, the temple closed its door to the cold mountain alone.
4. "Hanshan Temple ruined the village property and it was all taken away by powerful families. It is a pity to visit the rooftop." Xue Shishi, Song Dynasty Difficult to live.
Translation: The lights in the abandoned Buddhist temple of Hanshan Temple are weak, and tourists come here but cannot stay here.
5. "Hanshan Temple" by Wenjia of the Ming Dynasty
In the spring, I looked for the quietness of the ancient temple, and talked about it before repairing it.
Translation: I found this quiet ancient temple in spring and wanted to share this beautiful scenery together.
8. Staying in the Mountain Temple at Night Ancient Poems
"Staying in the Mountain Temple at Night" was written by Li Bai, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty. The title of this poem means staying in a temple on the mountain at night. In this poem, Li Bai used extremely exaggerated techniques to describe the height of the buildings in the temple, expressing and expressing the poet's pursuit of a fairy-like life.
Staying at the Mountain Temple at Night Li Bai, Tang Dynasty
The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and you can pick the stars with your hands.
Don’t dare to speak loudly for fear of frightening the heavens.
Translation
The towers of the temples on the mountain are so high that people can reach out and pick the stars in the sky. I dare not speak loudly for fear of alarming the gods in heaven.
Appreciation
"Staying at the Mountain Temple at Night" is a short poem by Li Bai about his travels and scenery.
The first sentence depicts the temple towers from the front, towering into the clouds. The word "danger" at the beginning is very eye-catching, and the ingenious combination with the word "high" in the same sentence accurately, vividly and vividly describes the extraordinary momentum of the mountain temple standing on the top of the mountain and looking at the world.
The second sentence uses extremely exaggerated techniques to highlight the towering sky of the mountain temple. Every word draws readers' aesthetic attention to the starry night sky. Instead of feeling like "it's too cold at high places", it gives people a sense of vastness. The beauty of the starry night arouses people's yearning for the "dangerous buildings" towering into the clouds.
The three or four sentences "dare not" describe the author's mental state when he came to the "dangerous building" at night. From the poet's "dare not" and deep "fear" psychology, we can fully imagine " The distance between "Mountain Temple" and "Heavenly Man" is very close. In this way, it is self-evident that the mountain temple is high.
The poet uses exaggerated artistic techniques to describe the towering mountain temple, giving people rich associations. The building on the mountain seems to be a hundred feet high. Standing on the building, you can pick off the moon and stars with your hands. I dare not speak loudly here, for fear of alarming the immortals in the sky. The language of the whole poem is simple and natural, but very vivid and vivid.
Here, the poet used his bold imagination to exaggerate the extraordinary height of the mountain temple, thereby showing us an almost unimaginable magnificent building.
The towering mountain temple and the fear of night are written very realistically, giving people an immersive feeling.
9. Poems about Guli Mountain Temple
"Mountain Temple"
Era: Tang Author: Du Fu
There are few remaining monks in the wild temple, and the mountain The garden is thin and the road is high. Musk sleeps on dianthus, and parrots peck at golden peaches.
The rocks make it easy for people to pass by, and the cliffs make houses imprisoned. It's late in the heavy pavilion above, and you can see the autumn hair in a hundred miles.
Sushan Temple
Xiang Si
The chestnut leaves are heavy and green, and there are few people talking on the stream at dusk.
A guest from Yueming Ancient Temple arrived for the first time, but the elegant and idle monk did not return.
The mountain fruits fall off due to heavy frost, and the water phoenix flies through the bamboo without stopping.
How long can I sleep in the middle of the night, and I am urged to get dressed by the sound of bells.
Overnight stay at the mountain temple
Author: Li Bai
Original text:
The dangerous building is a hundred feet high, and you can pick the stars with your hands.
Don’t dare to speak loudly for fear of frightening the heavens.
10. Poems describing mountain temples
1. "Sushan Temple" Tang Dynasty: All the buildings on Jia Island are cold and the fine houses are divided here.
Meteors penetrate the sparse trees, and the moon moves retrograde through the clouds. There are few people coming to the top, and there are no crowds of tall trees and cranes.
A monk was eighty years old and had never heard of worldly affairs. Translation: The towering peaks are freezing cold, and a Buddhist temple stands on the top of the mountain.
The sparse trees leaked a few stars, and the moon hurried forward against the moving clouds.
There are very few people coming to the top of the mountain, and the pines stand out like chickens in the forest.
An old monk who was over eighty years old had never heard of what was happening in the world. 2. "Sleep at the Mountain Temple" Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's dangerous tower is a hundred feet high, and he can pick the stars with his hands.
Don’t dare to speak loudly for fear of frightening the heavens. Translation: The tall building of the temple on the mountain is so tall, it seems to be a hundred feet tall. People standing upstairs seem to be able to pick off the stars in the sky with just one hand.
Standing here, I dare not speak loudly for fear of disturbing the gods in the sky. 3. "Looking South of Berlin Temple" Tang Dynasty: Lang Shi heard the jingshe bell in the distance on the Yuan River, and parked his boat in a small and deep pine tree.
The clouds behind the green mountains are still there, and four or five peaks in the southeast are drawn. Translation: While still sailing on the stream, I heard the long ringing of the temple bells.
After parking the boat and climbing up the steps, the mountain road winds through the secret pine forest. It's sunny after the rain, the mountains are green, and the white clouds are floating leisurely.
Looking to the southwest, the four or five green peaks are even more lush, as if they had just been painted. 4. "Returning to the West Lake at night and looking back at the Gushan Temple to give gifts to the guests" Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi returned to Songdao Lotus Temple in Liuhu Lake and left the dojo in the evening.
The rain is heavy in the low mountains of Luju, and the palm leaves are in the cool water. The mist is swaying and the sky is blue, and the buildings and halls are scattered against the setting sun.
When you reach the shore, please look back. Penglai Palace is in the middle of the sea. Translation: There is a Gushan Temple on the Gushan Mountain near the West Lake. In the evening, I listened to the Buddhist scriptures explained by the eminent monk and rowed back.
Because the tangerine is full of rain, its fruit is heavy and drooping, and the palm leaves beat against each other in the breeze. The water vapor on the lake is misty, the waves are turbulent, and the water and sky are the same color. Looking at the Qionglou Pearl Palace on the lake, the jagged shapes are reflected in the sunset.
Returning to the other side, please look back. Gushan Temple seems to be located in the middle of the water like Penglai Palace in the fairy mountain. 5. "Climbing the Waguan Pavilion" Tang Dynasty: Li Baichen climbed up to the Waguan Pavilion and had a great view of Jinling City.
Zhongshan faces Beihu, and Huai River flows into Nanrong. The flowers are falling in the long rain, and the sky is humming with music.
Dharma drums vibrate in the two corridors, and kites chant in the four corners. Out of the sky, I climb up to the Han Dynasty, looking up at the sun and the moon.
The domineering energy in the mountains and sky is extinguished, and the ancient cold and gloomy earth is born. The vast sea of ??clouds is at night, and the vast palace is flat.
The word "Changhe" is on the left side of the door, and the name of the phoenix is ??known to the building. Thunder causes hundreds of mountains to move, and God supports thousands of towers to fall.
Why is aura so valuable? This is the town of Wujing. Translation: Get up in the early morning and climb up to the high pavilion in Waguan Temple. Looking from a distance, Jinling City is in sight.
To the north is the majestic Zhongshan Mountain, and the eaves to the south face the mighty Huaihe River. As the chanting came from the temple, raindrops fell from the ceiling; the music of the ensemble sounded like the sounds of nature.
The drums in the temple corridors on both sides rumbled, and the iron horse pieces on the four corners of the eaves tinkled in the wind. The pavilion towers into the sky, and it seems like you can climb the sun and moon when you raise your head.
The autumn scenery of Zhongshan is depressing, and the spirit of overlord is exhausted; there are many sad stories deposited in the long history. At night, the sea of ??clouds is boundless, and the majestic palace is almost level with the sea of ??clouds.
Only the words "阘合" written on the door plaque and "Phoenix" written on the building plaque are still vaguely distinguishable. The thunder rumbled, the mountains shook, the roofs were about to collapse, and gods came to help.
Why is the Lingguang Palace so precious? Use it to protect Jinling City for a long time.