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What are the poems and famous sayings that praise my hometown of Shanxi?

1, when the age falls, everyone will rest, and the fire will flow. Autumn comes from the north, and the clouds in the north also bring the Fenhe River. -From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai Taiyuan early autumn

Vernacular translation: autumn is getting stronger, all flowers are sleeping, and autumn is as dry as fire. The autumn frost in the north came here early, and the clouds in the north brought autumn colors to Fenhe River.

2, the mountain covers the day, and the ocean drains the golden river. Make further progress —— From the Heron House written by Wang Zhihuan in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation of the vernacular: the sunset slowly sinks along the western hills, and the rushing Yellow River rushes to the East China Sea. If you want to see a thousand miles of scenery, you have to climb a higher tower. Stork House: Located in Yongji County, Shanxi Province, on the third floor, facing Zhongtiao Mountain and the Yellow River. Legend has it that storks often inhabit here, hence the name.

3, the trip to the north is cold, the years are deep, and you feel that your righteousness is lighter than gold. Joan's case of eating sapphire made me drunk and didn't want to go back. Looking to the west of the city from time to time, Jinci flows like jasper. Upright flute and drum, Longlin blowing sedge green. -From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's Memories of Time Past Visiting the County to Join the Army

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: You have been in the north of Taiyuan for a long time, and your faith is deeply touched. At the banquet, the jade plate was filled with delicious food, which made me drunk for an instant. The winding path that often goes west, the long flowing water near Jinci is called Muyu. As the drums beat, they ripple like dragons and scales.

4. Jiuquan Road, Shanxi, Yan Zhi. The north wind blows sand and rolls white grass. -From the Tang Dynasty: Cen Can's "Passing Yan Zhi to Send Dewey"

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: On Jiuquan Road on the west side of Yanqi Mountain, the north wind blows wild sand and rolls white grass.

5, close to the bird, high in the dust. The weather surrounds Ye Ping, and rivers pass through the mountains. -From the Tang Dynasty: Wandering "Heron Lodge"

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: storks are high above and far away from the world. Above, you can see that the sky is covered with plains and rivers flow into steep mountains.