"Green hills are the same as clouds and rain, and the bright moon has been in two townships" comes from a poem by Wang Changling, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Wang Changling is known as the "Seven Wonders". He was a scholar of Kaiyuan, served as an official several times and was demoted many times. During his relegation to Longbiao (now Qianyang County, Hunan Province), he wrote eight poems, which is one of them. At that time, my friend Chai was going to Wugang from Longbiao. Before he left, Wang Changling used this poem to see him off.
2, the mountains and rivers are exotic, and the wind and the moon are the same.
"The mountains and rivers are in different places, and the moon is in the same sky" (even in different places, it is still the same world).
This poem once connected a major event in Sino-Japanese exchanges. About 1300 years ago, Prince Nagaya, a Japanese who feared Buddhism, made thousands of cassocks and gave them to monks in the Tang Dynasty. There are four poems embroidered on the cassock: the mountains and rivers are exotic, and the wind and the moon are the same; Send Buddha, * * * become attached.
After hearing this, monk Jian Zhen was very moved and decided to travel to Japan to promote Buddhism. This incident was recorded in the The Journey to the West of the Tang River.