Climbing the cold mountain, the stone path winds up, and there are people deep in the white clouds.
Stop and sit in the maple forest at night, flowers in full bloom in February, frosted leaves.
Walking on the Mountain is a seven-character quatrain written by Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The following is the full text, translation, source, creative background, use environment and author's brief introduction:
Full text:
In the distance, there are cold mountains, oblique stone paths and people in the depths of white clouds.
Stop and sit in the maple forest late, and the frost leaves are red in February flowers.
Source:
This poem is selected from Du Mu's Feeling of Going Out of the Hedge Door to Meet the Cold in Autumn Night.
Creative background:
Du Mu was a famous poet and literary critic in Tang Dynasty. His poetic style is exquisite and graceful, describing rich life feelings and natural scenery feelings. The poem "Walking in the Mountains" describes the scene of Du Mudeng's cold mountain and his perception of mountain scenery and seasonal changes. Du Mu expressed his love for natural beauty and his thoughts on life changes through the description of LAM Raymond night scene.
Use environment:
Walking in the Mountains is Du Mu's famous pastoral poem, which has been appreciated by people for its fresh and elegant poetic style and profound artistic conception. This poem is often quoted in literary education, cultural exchange and other occasions, expressing praise for natural scenery and thinking about life changes.
About the author:
Du Mu (803 ~ 852) was a famous poet and literary critic in the Tang Dynasty. He is unique in literary creation, especially good at expressing love and pastoral beauty. Du Mu has unique views and profound thoughts on poetry, and is known as one of the "two great poets in Southern Tang Dynasty". His works are famous for their freshness and gracefulness, which influenced the poetic style of later scholars. Du Mu's poetry collection Bi Ji Geng has an important position in the history of literature.