(17th)?
My road twists and turns through a hidden valley (Jia Baoyu)
[description]
Enter the Grand View Garden, facing a mountain, covering all the scenery in the garden, revealing a narrow path, and there is a mirror on the mountain.
[Notes]
1. My road twists and turns through a sheltered valley. In the Tang Dynasty, there was a poem called "Zen House after Broken Mountain Temple": "My road twists and turns through a sheltered valley, through branches and flowers, and comes to a Zen House." On the poet's point of view that language is a Zen machine, he thinks it tells a Buddhist truth: to win the understanding of wonderful Tao, we must first go through a tortuous road.
(Another Song) Qin Fang (Jia Baoyu)
The willows around the dike borrow three flowers, and the flowers on the other side are fragrant.
[description]
There are springs, gates and pavilions named after "Qin Fang" in the garden. It turned out to be "a clear stream, flowing from the depths of flowers and trees to the crevices." Later, it was gradually widened, and with the bridge, a pavilion was built on the bridge, which was formed by pressing water.
[Notes]
1. Qin Fang-The water is full of fragrance.
2. "Embankment"-water Ming Che, as if borrowing the emerald green of willows on the embankment; Spring fragrance is overflowing, as if sharing the flowers on both sides of the strait. "Embankment" and "the other side", with water in them. "Three poles" refers to the depth of water, "one pulse" and the flow of water. This couplet has a special syntax and is a rhetorical skill in poetry refining.