2. From: Yu. It means "in" here.
There are mountains on both sides of the strait, and nothing is lacking: both sides of the strait are mountains, and there is no interruption at all. A little, not at all. Que (Qu) and "Que" are the same, lacking and gaping.
Susie: The climate in the ravine is very cold. A stream, sandwiched in a ditch between two mountains. Sue, cold, cold.
Whistle: An animal makes a long sound.
6. Genus (zhǔ): verb, connection.
7. citation: extension.
8, strange: sad and sad.
9, stained: wet.
10, cháng: ancient clothing covering lower limbs, referring to clothes.
Extended data
Creation background
Li Daoyuan was born in an official family. When I was a child, I went to Shandong with my father to seek waterways. Later, he traveled the Qinling Mountains, north of Huaihe River and south of the Great Wall, inspected river valleys, collected relevant customs, historical stories, myths and legends, and created 40 volumes of Notes on Water Mirrors. Nominally, it is based on the annotation of Shui Jing Zhu, but actually it is a re-creation on the basis of Shui Jing Zhu.
This book describes 1252 rivers, and related historical sites, anecdotes, myths and legends. , nearly 1000 more than the original, the text has increased by more than 20 times, and the content is much richer than the original water mirror.
This article is excerpted from Thirty-four Volumes by Zhu and Zhu, and the title of the article is added by later generations. It was written by the author to record the majestic scenery and four seasons of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River.
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