Ancient poems praising the beautiful scenery of Nancheng

1. "Nancheng Nostalgia Part 1" by Wang Mian of the Yuan Dynasty

The sun rises above the high city and looks out over the vast wasteland, and the sea to the west and east is boundless. The traces of bronze camels are buried in the wild grass, and Yuan Tu's wind and dust know the battlefield.

Translation: The sun shines high on the tall building, looking at the desert. The sea fog in Luxi is very heavy. The camel's copper bell disappeared into the weeds, and the battlefield was recognized in the wind and dust.

2. "Send Lei Shengqian back to Nancheng" Luo Qi, Ming Dynasty

The moon is in the center of Xuanwu Lake, and the wind is tailing from Taiping Embankment. Everyone in the world has given up, and the beauty is in their hearts.

Translation: The center of Xuanwu Lake is like a bright moon, and the breeze blows across the river bank. People think the scenery is not beautiful. I think the scenery is very refreshing.

3. "Early Spring in Nancheng" by Cai Yu, Ming Dynasty

The green mist grows in the bamboo kitchen in the distance, the mountain scenery is rare, and the basket and basket are warm in the Qingxi River.

Translation: In the bamboo forest far away from Nancheng, there is a layer of light green mist. There is little sunshine in the mountains, so you can dry your clothes. Sitting in the basket out of town, I felt the river getting warmer.

4. "Poetry on First Arrival in Nancheng" by Xie Lingyun of the Southern and Northern Dynasties

He keeps making waves and never stops looking at the scenery. Although I haven't climbed Yunfeng yet, I will stay in Huanshui.

Translation: The water is not wet enough to enjoy the scenery. Although I didn't climb the mountain, I came here to play in the water.

5. "Nancheng of Quanzhou" by Feng An, Song Dynasty

The south of Quanzhou City is so spectacular, with stone cliffs leading to Zhijiang River and Hao River. ?

Translation: The scenery of the city in the entire southern part of the state is so spectacular, with rocky cliffs like toes and rivers like moats.