The first and second sentences of the poem rise into the air, blending the poet's subjective feelings into the exaggerated and fantasy style of writing, describing the high terrain of Beigu Mountain and the austerity of Ganlu Temple far away from the world of mortals. . The clouds flying around the temple on the top of the mountain are probably coming from the pillow on which the poet is leaning in the monk's room. They are everywhere and within reach, making people feel as if they are holding thousands of mountain peaks in their chests; the pines roar and rise in the deep valleys, If you listen carefully, it seems to be sweeping under the bed, its whimpering sound making your heart tremble. The poet wrote "clouds" and "pine sounds" precisely to set off the refined and refined Chiang Mai of Ganlu Temple, and this "clouds" are very strange, as if coming out of a pillow, like clouds, like fog, like reality and illusion, creating A dreamlike feeling. And the "clouds in the pillow" and the "sound of pine trees under the bed" are not just exaggerations and fantasies, but are full of the poet's strong subjective will, reflecting the philosophical spirit of "everything is provided for me" in traditional Chinese culture. At this time, the poet was in a high position and looked down upon him. The solitary peak alone could control all things. It can be imagined that the poet is perched high on the top of Beigu mountain, watching the clouds lingering around him, thousands of peaks seem to come close to him, listening to the rolling pines under his feet, and thousands of valleys seeming to lower their heads and moaning, and what a majestic and refreshing feeling rises in his chest.