No mountain is the other, and it all looks short under the sky. What will you see once you climb to the top of the mountain?

"All the other mountains look short under the sky." It is Mount Tai in Dongyue.

This poem was written by Du Fu in his youth, and it has the passion and romance of the poet's youth. There is no word "looking" in the whole poem, but from far and near, to gazing, and finally to overlooking. The poet described the spectacular atmosphere of Mount Tai and expressed his gratitude to Mr. Wang for his courage to climb the top of the mountain and overlook everything, which was full of positive spirit.

Du Fu's poem "Other mountains are dwarfed under the sky. Climbing to the top, you can have a panoramic view. "It depicts the magnificent scenery of Mount Tai and expresses the poet's spirit of being positive and brave in climbing the peak. This poem not only praises the majestic momentum of Mount Tai, but also contains profound philosophy of life, which inspires us to have the courage to climb the peak when facing difficulties and challenges, and to face everything with confidence and pride.

This poem highlights the majesty of Mount Tai, expresses the courage and heroism of not being afraid of everything, and also shows the poet's open-minded mind and boldness of vision. "Will" means must. If it is interpreted as should, the momentum will be reduced by half at once. The towering mountains are in sharp contrast with the towering Mount Tai, expressing the poet's ambition and boldness of vision, which is not afraid of difficulties and setbacks, willing to climb, dare to climb and despise everything.

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This poem depicts the magnificent scenery of Mount Tai, praises the majestic momentum of Mount Tai, and expresses the poet's love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. At the same time, by describing the experience of climbing Mount Tai, it shows the poet's spirit of being positive and bravely climbing the peak.

In addition, the idiom "stones from other mountains can attack jade." It also comes from this poem. Describe standing on a high place overlooking all beings, and everything is panoramic and looks tall and small. This idiom is now used to describe people who are superior in talent or knowledge and have super self-confidence and pride.

In a word, the poem "Other mountains are dwarfed under the sky". Once you reach the top, you will find that it not only depicts the magnificent scenery of Mount Tai, but also contains profound philosophy and humanistic spirit. It inspires us to have the courage to climb the peak when facing difficulties and challenges, and to face everything positively, confidently and proudly. At the same time, it also reminds us to cherish our own advantages and talents and constantly strive to pursue higher realms and goals.