Who wrote that the mountain is high and the road is far?

The mountain is high and the road is far, which is a lyric poem written by Wang Guozhen, a famous literary master. Original bill:

The mountain is high and the road is far.

Shouting is an outbreak of silence.

Silence is a silent call.

Excited or not.

Still calm

I pray

As long as it's not boring.

If you call me from a distance

I will towards the distant.

If the mountain calls me

I walked to the mountain.

Wear out your feet.

Simply let the sunset smear the road.

Grab your hand.

Simply turn thorns into azaleas,

There is no longer road than feet.

There is no mountain higher than man.

Mr. Wang Guozhen's "The Mountain is High and the Road is Far" was originally written for Pando, the first female mountaineer in the world who reached the top of the north slope of Mount Everest. He was moved by the spirit of the mountaineer, and writing this poem touched many young people. In addition, "The mountain is high and the road is far" should belong to Wang Guozhen's masterpiece, and it is a poem with profound meaning and philosophy. It expresses an enterprising, persistent, optimistic and confident emotion, shows the spirit of struggle, forge ahead, high spirits and upward, and gives people encouragement and spiritual guidance.