1. Poems about the mountains
Poems about the mountains 1. Poems about the steep mountains, with the author
Even if the peaks are removed, the sky will not be full. Chi, withered pine hanging upside down leaning against the cliff.
The turbulent waterfalls are noisy, and the cliffs turn into rocks and thousands of valleys are thundered
Source: "The Road to Shu is Difficult" Author: Li Bai
The full text is as follows: Hey (yī) call (xū) and (xī), the danger is so high!
The road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the sky!
Silkworm bushes and yufu (fú), how confused was the founding of the country!
You are forty-eight thousand years old, and you are not in the vicinity of Qin Sai (sài).
There is a bird path in Taibai, Xidang, which can cross the top of Emei.
The earth collapsed and the mountains destroyed the strong men to death, and then the ladders and stone stacks (zhàn) were connected to each other. There is a high mark of six dragons returning to the sun on the top, and a rushing wave and turning back to Sichuan below.
The yellow crane cannot fly past, and the ape (náo) clings to it in order to overcome its sorrow.
How is the green mud coiling around the rocky mountains?
Meng (mén) Shen (shēn) Lijing looked up and breathed, put his hands on Ying (yīng) and sat down and sighed.
When will you return from your journey to the west? Afraid of the steep and unreachable rocks.
But I saw the mourning bird calling the ancient trees, and the male flying and the female flying around the forest.
I also heard Zigui crying about the moon at night, feeling sad about the empty mountain.
The road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the blue sky, which makes people wither their beauty!
The sky is not full when the peaks are gone, and withered pines hang upside down against the cliff.
Turbulent (tuān) waterfalls compete with noisy (huī), and Ping (pīng) cliffs turn to rocks and thousands of gorges (hè) are thundered.
The danger is also like this. Sigh (jiē) People who have traveled far away have come here in vain.
The sword pavilion is majestic and Cui Wei (wéi), one man can guard the gate, and ten thousand men cannot open it.
The guarded or bandits (tong "fei") relatives turned into wolves and jackals.
Avoid tigers in the morning and snakes at night.
Grind your teeth and suck blood, killing people like numbness.
Although Jincheng is happy, it is better to return home early.
The road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the blue sky. I turned sideways and looked westward (zī) and sighed.
2. 20 idioms and 3 sentences describing mountains
Standing majestically
Thousands of valleys, thousands of rocks, thousands of mountains and green mountains, thousands of mountains and rocks in various shapes and forms. Zhuangdan Mountain, clear water, beautiful mountains, clear water, beautiful mountains, high trees, lush valleys, valleys, green mountains and green waters, Qinghai Qingshan, strange mountains and beautiful waters
There are peaks on the peaks, clear and beautiful, not a blade of grass grows, towering in the sky, surrounded by clouds and mist, strange peaks towering, standing majestic, majestic mountains, thousands of mountains Mountains
Towering and majestic
Lush forests
Mountains majestic
Peaks towering and towering
Towering Yunxiao
Towering into the clouds
Pointing straight into the sky
Majestic and majestic
Standing here and looking at it, it’s really strange, the mountain has simply changed. As a result, their shapes are very different from those seen on the plains or mid-mountain. They have become very layered, messy, majestic and strange. Looking up, the mountains are the sky, and the sky is also the mountains. There are mountains all around, as if your nose can touch the mountains at any time.
I saw a misty giant peak protruding in the distance, surrounded by dozens of small stone peaks. If you look closely, the giant peaks look like Sun Wukong holding a golden hoop, and the small peaks look like little monkeys grabbing their ears and cheeks. Look, Sun Wukong is leading his children to kill Nantianmen. Under the pale sky, the mountains are as black as iron, solemn and solemn. The red sun is rising, and the peaks are dark blue. Immediately afterwards, the mist appeared, and the milky white gauze separated the mountains, leaving only the cyan peaks. It really looked like a landscape painting with refreshing brushwork and dense density. After a while, the fog dissipated again, and the exposed rock walls and cliffs were dyed red by the sun's rays, and gradually turned into a bronze color. They contrasted with the green trees and green fields, making them look particularly magnificent.
Overlapping mountains, not a single village or a rice field can be seen. These mountains are like some drunken old men, leaning against each other, sleeping for tens of millions of years. There are dreams that awaken them, and no one has ever dared to penetrate into their hearts. Even the most adventurous hunter only comes to their feet, chasing the goats, wild boars and birds that run down the mountain, and never climbs its peaks. .
There is nothing more charming than the green hills after the spring rain. The entire hillside is covered with lush green, and the mist that has not yet dissipated is like elegant silk, wrapped around its waist in strands. , the sunshine turned the raindrops on each leaf into colorful pearls.
The sharp-knife-like hill carries a few wisps of milky white fog, and in the mist, a slender line is vaguely visible.
This stone wall is pressing upward like a skyscraper, so high that it looks as if it is about to collapse. On the top of the mountain, the dense woods are like a huge black blanket buckled on the cliff. Clusters of unknown wild flowers jump out of the black and green from the rock wall.
The rain has changed the mood of the park. Among the clouds and mist in the northwest, there are distant mountains like ink paintings, which are praised as "borrowed" in garden architecture.
3. The road to Shu is difficult to describe in the poem about the high and handsome mountains.
"There are six dragons returning to the sun above, and below there are rushing waves and turning back to Sichuan."
The yellow crane cannot fly past, and the ape is trying to escape its sorrow by climbing on it." Describes the majesty of the mountain
Translation:
There is a mountain top that blocks the sun god's six-dragon chariot. There are whitewater emptying the winding rivers.
The yellow crane, which is good at flying high, cannot yet fly over, and even if the hozen wants to climb over, it will have trouble climbing.
Analysis: From "There are high standards for six dragons to return to the sun" to "Let people listen to this withered beauty" is another paragraph. This section describes the high danger of the mountain. The more fully the height of the mountain is described, the more difficult it becomes to see the road. Look at the mountains that stand abruptly, touching the sky, blocking the movement of the sun god; below the mountains are the twists and turns of the river with its surging waves. The poet not only combines exaggeration and mythology, directly describing the height of the mountain, but also sets it off with the danger of "returning to Sichuan". Not only is the water dangerous, but the mountains are also dangerous. The poet's intention was not enough, so he used yellow cranes and apes to contrast. The mountain is so high that even the yellow crane that soars thousands of miles cannot fly, and the light and agile ape has trouble climbing. It goes without saying that it is even more difficult for people to walk. The above is described layer by layer using virtual writing techniques, and the difficulty of traveling in Qingni Ridge will be described in detail below.