Poetry about Hidden Stones

1. Two poems about the culture of stone appreciation

Under the Tiger Claw Cliff at the southern foot of Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi, about 1 km away from Lili, Tao Yuanming’s hometown, there is a slope called The "Drunken Stone" on the stream in Xingquan is said to have been the place where Tao Yuanming lay drunk. The smooth stone surface is engraved with the poem "Shu Drunken Stone" written by Song Dynasty poet Cheng Simeng:

A piece of water in front of Wanren Peak Nearby, the green morning light helps cool you down.

Who knew that Pianshi was very sentimental and sent Yuanming to drunkenness.

The nearby cliffs are full of inscriptions and poems by literati from past dynasties. Among them, a "Poetry on Drunk Stone" by Ming Dynasty poet Guo Bocheng is:

Yuanming was drunk on this stone, and the stone is also Drunk Yuan Ming.

No one will know you for thousands of years, the mountains are high, the wind is clear and the moon is clear.

There are traces of drunkenness on the stone, and deep drunken spring under the stone.

There was a spring stone in Jin Dynasty, and it knows my heart.

Where are the five willows now? The lonely pine is still green.

If they hadn’t been drunk at the time, several people in Chenmeng would have woken up.

Note: Wuliu - refers to Tao Yuanming. Tao Yuanming's name is Mr. Wuliu.

There are more literati in the past dynasties who recited poems and couplets for their favorite rocks or the rocks collected by their friends. In the history of stone appreciation in my country, as late as the Southern and Northern Dynasties, poems that chanted about strange stones in the true sense had appeared, such as "Green Stone" by Liang Xiao, a historian and writer in the Southern Dynasties:

Yifeng The shape is like a mirror, and the structure is like a continuous mountain.

The forest is reflected in the green willows, and the pond is surrounded by hundreds of rivers.

The wall and platform will never fall down, and it is difficult to pass on the elixir.

There is Dongming on the road, and all the people who come and go are Yuxian.

Since the Sui Dynasty, it has been quite common for literati and elegant scholars to write poems about strange rocks. By the Tang Dynasty, it became a common practice. Su Weiwei, Song Zhiwen, Wang Wei, Li Bai, Du Fu, Liu Changqing, Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Li Deyu...all left us many popular poems about stones. Through the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, along with the enduring prosperity of the stone appreciation culture, poetry chanting about stones has also continued to flourish. Su Dongpo in the Song Dynasty and Emperor Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty were both great stone appreciators and poets who chanted about strange stones. Great poets have left a large number of poems about stones for future generations. Su Dongpo's poems "Double Stones", "Snow Wave Stones", and "Nine Flowers in a Pot" are all famous poems about stones that are popular in the stone appreciation community today; Emperor Qianlong's poems about stones exceeded 1,000. It is also talked about by today's friends.

These are enough to show that the connection between strange stones and poetry is a feature of Chinese stone appreciation culture.

Once this form of linking strange rocks with poetry appeared, it flourished and over time, a tradition was formed.

Is there any basis for saying this? We might as well first take a look at what happened to the strange stone "Nine Flowers in a Pot" that Su Dongpo loved but had no chance to get.

In the first year of Song Shaozheng (1094), Su Dongpo was demoted to Huizhou (now Guangdong). One day, when he was passing by Hujiang (now Hukou County, Jiangxi Province), he saw a strange stone in the house of Li Zhengchen, a stone collector. It had nine peaks and a unique style. He liked it very much and wanted to buy it. However, he was in a hurry. It was inconvenient to buy a stone, so at Li's request, he named the stone "Jiuhua in a Pot" and gave it a seven-rhyme poem:

The clear stream turns away from the cloud peaks, and the jade green is still swept away in the dream.

Don’t worry about the five mountains. A thousand mountains away, Jiuhua is now in a pot.

Tianchi water can be seen in layers, and the jade girl’s window is open everywhere.

I think I am too lonely in Qiu Chi, and I can buy a beautiful jade with a hundred gold.

The first six sentences of the poem describe the shape and charm of the stone, and the seventh sentence literally writes that his "Qiu Chi" strange stone is "too lonely", but what it actually says is his love for the "Jiuhua in the Pot" His love for it; the last sentence still involuntarily revealed his desire to spend a lot of money to buy it.

After that, he never forgot about "Nine Flowers in a Pot". A few years later, he was sent to work in Lianzhou (today's Hepu, Guangxi). One day when he was passing through Hukou, he rushed to Li Yuchen's house and wanted to pay a lot of money to buy it. Unexpectedly, it had been bought by someone else, and he was very regretful. , in a depressed mood, Yuan Yun wrote another seven-rhyme poem:

The horses in formation by the river walked through thousands of peaks, and only after hearing the news did they know that the sky in the north of Hebei Province was empty.

The beautiful thing has disappeared with the clear dream, but its true shape is still in the drawing.

When I came back, I met Yuan Liang in his old age, but I couldn’t find anyone to accompany Jingtong.

Thanks to the copper basin for repairing the Qing Dynasty, the jade color of Qiu Chi is exquisite.

The first four sentences describe the helplessness of not having the beloved thing, and the last four sentences are self-comfort in the helplessness.

The year after Su Dongpo's death, his good friend and disciple Huang Tingjian passed by Hukou, and Li Zhengchen showed him the two poems written by Su Dongpo. After seeing it, Huang Tingjian was deeply moved. At the same time, to express his memory of his teacher, he wrote a harmonious poem based on Su Dongpo's original rhyme:

Someone was carrying the mountain in the middle of the night, and suddenly felt the warm green sky with floating mist.

How can the arrangement of the beautiful house be scattered in the clouds?

It is impossible to return to Zhao Bi and live in peace.

It is difficult to sweep the bell due to frost, so hang a sail to listen to the exquisite sound.

Due to Su Dongpo's appreciation, "Nine Flowers in a Pot" became a famous historical stone. In the Ming Dynasty, when Lin Youlin's "Suyuan Stone Book" was collected, he included the painting of "Nine Flowers in a Pot" and three poems written by Su and Huang. It also included the Ming Dynasty poet Pan Xiang'an's "Nine Flowers in a Pot". Another poem titled "Nine Flowers in a Pot":

The color of the rocks and the green mountains are as strange as the mountains.

Although I am in the house, I know the white clouds.

The stone "Jiuhua in the Pot" was discovered by Su Dongpo at Li Zhengchen's house in the Tang Dynasty, and was included in the "Suyuan Stone Book" by Lin Youlin in the Ming Dynasty. As far as we know, there are only three The first seven rhymes and one quatrain are related to it. In the past thousand years, there must be more unknowns. As the saying goes, a glimpse of one spot can reveal the whole leopard. From the experience of "Nine Flowers in a Pot", it can be seen that the association between poetry and strange stones is indeed a tradition in the history of Chinese stone appreciation culture. 2. What are the verses praising "strange rocks"?

The verses praising "strange rocks" are:

1. "Stone Cabinet Pavilion" by Du Fu of Tang Dynasty and Raojian Rao

< p> 2. Strange rocks with shallow cloud roots. Tang Dynasty Qian Qi's "Looking for Busan in the Late Spring"

3. Cold springs, several peaks and strange rocks. Song Dynasty Zhu Dunru's "The River is Red and the Bamboo Green is Gloomy"

4 , "Zhenze produces strange stones" Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty "He Niu Xianggong wrote about the Taihu stone sent to Gusu and also sent it to Li Suzhou"

5. Sonorous identification of strange stones Tang Mengjiao "Visiting Wei Qidongting Farewell Industry"

6. "Ruzhou Lu Zhongcheng Xi Zhang engaged in the same rhyme" by Meng Jiao of Tang Dynasty with Rao Qishi in Rushan

7. "Zhengrong Ridge" by Wan Qishi Road leaning against Tang Meng Jiao

8. Lin Among them are "Ten Miscellaneous Odes on Trees and Stones in Pingquan·Resembling Deer Stones" written by Li Deyu of the Tang Dynasty.

9. "The prefect of Linhai gave the Chicheng stone a favor and repaid it with this poem" by Li Deyu of the Tang Dynasty when I heard that the king was collecting strange stones.

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10. A poem written by Tang Jiaoran, written by Tang Jiaoran, "One of the most important moves when Master Lingche is not here in the high room of Miaoxi Temple"

11. A cluster of strange stones and ancient moss niches by Zhang Yu of the Yuan Dynasty "Taichang Yinyu Yuwan has a chant written by Feng Yixuan"

12. Qian Teng set up strange stones in Song Dynasty Lu You's "Feelings"

13. He collected strange stones in Song Dynasty Lu You's "Jian Li" "Jiangling"

14. Strange rocks inserted into Bijing, Song Dynasty Lu You's "On April 3rd, Tongzi Tanzi traveled to the mountains in the lake"

15. Green calamus and strange rocks Song Lu You's "Tang" There is a large pot of stained white lotus and calamus in it, but there is no hope of recovering from the summer heat."

16. The wind ripples and strange rocks appear in Lintao, Lu You, Song Dynasty. "Counting Papers"

17. Song Dynasty Lu You's "Winning with Strange Stones and Composing Poems"

18. Strange Books and Strange Stones Xiaoling. Qing Gong Zizhen's "Miscellaneous Poems of Ji Hai" 198》

19. Green Bamboo and Strange Stones "Dry Wood, Bamboo and Stone Picture" by Tang Yin of the Ming Dynasty

20. Strange stones and colorful roads in Song Ao Taosun's "Servant Shao Xi Renzi Zhongxia Twenty-five Days"

Strange stones refer to naturally formed and unique natural stones that contain a certain artistic conception, or are similar to figures in mountains and rivers, birds and animals, flowers, birds, fish and insects, etc. and have artistic appreciation and collection value. Throughout the ages, most of the literati in our country have loved collecting and admiring stones, and have formed an indissoluble bond with strange stones. Their stories of hiding stones are still widely circulated thousands of years later.

Bian He presented the stone Bian He was a collector of rare stones from the Chu State. He collected a piece of "Luofeng Stone" at the foot of Jingshan Mountain in his hometown and presented it to the King of Chu to carve it into the "He's Bi", creating a record of It has the highest "city-linked value" in the world, and triggered the famous historical story of the complete jade returning to Zhao.

The rare treasure "He's Bi" has been collected by more than 130 emperors for more than 1,600 years, setting a world record for the longest collection period.

Tao Yuanming Lying on a Rock Tao Yuanming was a great poet in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty. Next to his house, there was a large natural rock that was more than 10 feet long. He often sat and lay on it to admire chrysanthemums, drink wine, and compose poems. Later he found that this rock had It is named "Awakening Stone" due to its unique effect of refreshing the brain and refreshing the mind. This move attracted admiration from later generations, who respected him as the founder of stone appreciation. Cheng Shimeng, a native of the Song Dynasty, wrote a poem: "Beside the water in front of Wanren Peak, the green morning light helps to cool down. Who knows how sentimental the fragments of stone are, and once sent Yuanming to his hometown of drunkenness."

Niu Gong, the Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty, is fond of stones. The monks and children also loved strange stones and would not reject them. They were especially proud of the wealth of Taihu stones. There are many hidden stones in his mansions and villas. The Ox Man "lives with stones" and "treats stones like guests and friends, loves them like sages, values ??them like precious jade, and loves them like children and grandchildren." Once, the prefect of Suzhou presented him with a "unparalleled" Taihu stone. He was so delighted that he specially invited Bai Juyi and Liu Yuxi to admire it. They sang songs back and forth to pay tribute to the stone and left several poems about the stone.

Bai Juyi loved stones. Bai Juyi, a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty, loved Taihu stones deeply and was the only founder of the method of appreciating strange stones in the Tang Dynasty. Bai Juyi's theory of stone collection focuses on appreciation. For example, he said in "Taihu Stone Records", "One punch of a hundred people can reach a thousand miles in an instant, and it can be obtained by sitting down." "Three mountains, hundreds of caves, and thousands of valleys...are all in it." After retiring, he transported the five Taihu stones he collected to the west bank of Yiai Temple in the north of Xianglu Peak, and only used the two-room, four-window thatched cottage as a place to stay in his old age. The poem says: "I made stones to stand near the stream, looked for flowers and walked around the spring. I heard the birds singing from time to time, and listened to the sound of springs everywhere."

Liu Zongyuan on Stones When Liu Zongyuan was the governor of Liuzhou, he paid a lot of attention to the local beautiful stones and stone inkstones. Be careful. In his "Introduction to Huainan Stone Qin with Wei", he clearly recognized and put forward the basic physical properties of rocks for the first time, and proposed that they should be "rare and special in shape"; the stone must be strong; the color should be natural; and the sound should be sonorous. . He refined and summarized the four major elements of "shape, quality, color and sound", which are still often cited as important criteria for stone evaluation.

Mi Fu Worships Stone Mi Fu was a calligrapher, painter and stone player in the Song Dynasty. Everyone, he has been a good scholar and good at connoisseurship of stones all his life. When he was serving as the supervisor of Wuwei Prefecture, he once saw a very strange standing stone in the government office. He was so happy that he shouted: "This is enough for me to worship." So he changed into his official clothes and hat, knelt down and worshiped the stone with a wat tablet in his hand, and respectfully called the stone "Shi Zhang". Later, he heard that there was an ugly stone on the river bank outside the city, so he ordered the officials to move it into the government office. When Mi Fu saw the stone, he was so surprised that he got carried away and knelt down on the ground, saying: " I have been wanting to see Brother Shi for twenty years!"

Su Dongpo Yi Shi was known as "Dongpo Lay Scholar". Appreciating and playing with stones was one of his hobbies. When he was working in Huangzhou, Hubei Province, he discovered that "beautiful stones are often found on the Qi'an River", which are "as warm as jade, red, yellow and white, and their writing is like a snail on a human finger, smart and lovely". Playing children can often touch it. Su Dongpo came up with a good idea to trade candies with children. In this way, he got two hundred and eighty-nine pieces one after another, "the big ones are like an inch, and the small ones are like jujube and water chestnuts." He also specially poured water into an ancient copper basin to make offerings, and he often enjoyed it and enjoyed himself. 3. What are the poems that describe "jade"?

1. There are fine things in the universe, but there are no articles about treasures.

Translation: Jade is a spiritual thing in heaven and earth, and jade that is too gorgeous and crafted with strong craftsmanship has become a secular thing.

Source: "Ode to Jade" - Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty

2. On the bank of the river, the rough stone is dull, but after thousands of years of hard work, it is gentle and smooth.

There is a stone by the river. The stone is simple and dull. After thousands of years of erosion by the river,

the jade hidden in the stone is exposed. The jade is warm and moist, in line with the natural world of heaven and earth. reason.

The origin cannot be verified

3. The sound of the phoenix flute moves, the light of the jade pot turns, and the fish and dragon dance all night.

Translation The melodious sound of phoenix flute echoed everywhere, the bright moon like a jade pot gradually set to the west, and fish and dragon lanterns danced and laughed all night long.

Source "The Sapphire Case·Yuan Xi" - Song Dynasty·Xin Qiji

4. Lanling fine wine and tulips, jade bowls filled with amber light.

Translation Lanling’s fine wine is as sweet and fragrant as tulips. Xinglai filled the jade bowl, glowing with amber light and crystal clear and charming.

5. Source: "A Guest's Work" - Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

6. Relatives and friends in Luoyang are like asking each other, and a heart of ice is in a jade pot.

Translation: Friends, if my relatives and friends in Luoyang ask about me, just say that I am still a jade pot with a heart of ice and stick to my faith!

Source "Farewell to Xin Jian at the Furong Tower" - Wang Changling of the Tang Dynasty

7. White dew grows on the jade steps, which invades the stockings for a long time at night.

Translation: White dew has grown on the jade steps at night, and the dew has soaked my stockings if I stood there for a long time late at night.

Source "Jade Steps Resentment" - Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

8. The jade bowl is cold and dripping with dew, and the powder melts and fragrant snow penetrates the gauze.

Translation: The jade bowl in the boudoir is filled with crystal clear ice, and the water droplets condensed on the edge of the bowl are like dew.

Source "Huanxisha·Jade bowl dripping with dew in the cold" - Song Dynasty·Yan Shu

9. When picking jade, the water must be green, and the jade is carved with lustful steps.

Translation Migrant workers are constantly picking jade, picking jade, trying to pick the precious water green.

Source: "Old Man's Song of Picking Jade" - Tang Dynasty·Li He

10. Carving is a tool for the world, but the true nature is destroyed in one day.

The jade that was too ornately carved turned into a worldly thing, and its true beauty was destroyed in one fell swoop.

Source: "Ode to Jade" - Tang Dynasty·Wei Yingwu 4. Looking for poems about strange rocks. Looking for poems about describing strange rocks.

Plum Blossoms Bloom: - Inscribe an old tree for the hidden plum blossom stones. Thousands of new flowers bloom, causing the spring breeze to come overnight.

Where will I go today? I will be proud of myself. "Flowers can explain many things, but stones can be the most pleasant.

" This is the song of Lu You, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. Throughout the ages, many literati and poets have praised and chanted stones, leaving many poems praising stones. Many painters have used stones to paint paintings, and seal engravers have cut on the stones to create patterns that are endlessly admirable.

Our country is not only a country of poetry, but also a country with many famous stones. The colorful famous stones have long become the subject of poets' chants.

Huang Tingjian of the Song Dynasty was full of praise for the inkstones from Taohe River in Gansu Province, which were green in color, fine in texture and as clear as jade, and wrote a poem praising them: "I have long heard that Min stones are duck-head green and can be used to grind cinnamon." Xilong Wen Dao, don't blame the civil servants for not knowing martial arts, they should try the rabbit's hair in the frost-filled autumn. "Ningxia Helan stone is used to make inkstones, and is known as the "Shuofang treasure". Dong Biwu's poem: "The color is like the end stone, slightly dark purple, and the pattern is like. Venus penetrates into the skin finely and becomes the four treasures in the study room. It is suitable for polishing and non-phosphorus.

"It not only expresses the characteristics of Helan stone, but also praises the value of Helan stone. Duanshi in Zhaoqing, Guangdong, is a famous stone for making inkstones. Poets have praised it, as the poem goes: "The soul of human nature has two pupils, and stones also have eyes. The stars are bright and green, like pearls dissecting a clam." The sky is as beautiful as the moon."

Li He, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, also wrote that "Duanzhou's stoneworkers are as skillful as gods, sharpening their swords in the sky to cut purple clouds." Anhui Lingbi Stone is the top grade of elegant stones. Because it is difficult to quarry and high-quality stones are rare, it has always been very valuable. Su Weiwei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, sang about it: "How should we dig for the marrow of the soul and sit back and relax?"

"Nanjing Yuhua Stone's natural texture, color, pattern and shape won the admiration of the poet: "It is neither sound nor color nor fragrance, but has a unique fragrance." Qingtian Stone and Shoushan Stone are both famous seals and carving names in my country. Stone, just as the writer Guo Moruo wrote: "There are strange stones in Qingtian, and Shoushan Mountain is comparable to them."

Tang Wurong's "The waves of the lake under Dongting Mountain are blue, and there are deep rocks in the waves for eternity, and the iron ropes are used to get them, and they are in strange shapes." Who knows?" vividly describes the origin and method of collecting Taihu stone.

In poems about stones, many famous people use stones to express their feelings. Su Dongpo, a great writer in the Song Dynasty, was a stone enthusiast. He claimed that eight out of every 290 stones he had found, "injecting pure water into the stone as an offering", and wrote poems about stones such as "Snow Wave Stone" and "Double Stones". His works The poem "Missing me Qiu Chi is too lonely, a hundred gold can be used to buy exquisite jade", which reveals the poet's mentality of not spending a lot of money to buy stones.

"There are many missing pavilions in the huge stone, and the knowledge has been wasted through the ages. The world is looking for Optimus Prime, but the wind and rain can't help it!" This is the poem "Ode to Stone" written by Xin Qiji in the Song Dynasty. The poet used stones to express his feelings The state of mind that one’s talents are not appreciated.

Zheng Banqiao, one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou" in the Qing Dynasty, often used the height of the stone to express his upright personality. He wrote a poem in a picture of "Shifeng" he painted: "Who is accompanying Huang Zhai?" Lonely, a pillar of stone reaches the sky. It is Tao Yuanliang who stands straight, why should I bend my waist for five buckets of rice?"

The author uses the momentum of the soaring stone pillar to express his upright spirit like Tao Yuanming, who does not bend his waist for five buckets of rice. The revolutionary old man Shen Junru loved stones all his life, and the stones he collected "not only cover hundreds of areas, but also cover the whole world."

Mr. Shen used the sturdiness of stones to strengthen his revolutionary ethics, and wrote a poem: "I have always been fond of stones, which means that I can keep them straight and strong. I pick them up all over my house, and I use my beard as an example." 5 .Poems related to jade

Poetry 1: Jade Pot with Ice

The jade pot knows the knot, stops the water and becomes clear again.

Jianbai can be used for deficiency, and cold can cause self-coagulation.

The fractal is the same as the dawn mirror, which illuminates objects and covers up the night lantern.

The round light reflected on the wall makes people feel refreshed and excited.

How valuable is the golden lei? How many times does the Yao banquet rise?

It’s a good time to ask for Gui Zan, and help me drink ice.

Poetry 2: Cranes Ming

Stones from other mountains can be used to make mistakes:

Stones from other mountains can attack jade.

Poetry 3: Jade Chain Shadow

Separation is always accompanied by sadness. The rain hits the sycamore trees, and a few tears fall.

It hurts when I think about it, but the pain is soft. Let me borrow a glass of wine to relieve my sorrow.

Poem 4: Tuberose

It is the sorrow of pity for the green, fat, red and thin

It blooms quietly in the summer

It is because Can't stand the scorching sun at noon

Only then exhales a ray of fragrance in the dusk

Your white jade petals

To whom are you revealing your fragrance

Your slightly lowered eyebrows

Who are you hiding your sadness from

Pillow full of flowers in the house

I chase you into sleep

Poetry 5: Asking for Jade

Because of fate

Your life and spirituality have entered my life

With you Companion

There is always a kind of beauty in my heart

Your fragility

Makes me care about your fragility in every gesture

Let me learn how to take care of beauty

Is this sculpting me?

Make my heart as smooth as jade?

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<Journey to the West>:

The vast ocean dominates the sea, and the Yaohai weining. The vast ocean is under control, and the tide surges into the caves of silver mountain fish; in Weining Yaohai, the waves turn over the snow and the mirages leave the abyss. Water and fire are high in the corner, and the earth is high in the east sea. There are strange rocks on the red cliffs and strange peaks cut off the walls. On the cliff, colorful phoenixes sing; before the wall is cut, a unicorn lies alone. You can listen to the crow of the golden pheasant at the peak, and watch the dragons coming and going in the grotto. There are longevity deer and fairy foxes in the forest, and there are spiritual birds and black cranes in the trees. The wonderful flowers of Yao Cao never fade, and the green pines and cypresses last forever. Fairy peaches always bear fruit, and bamboos always leave clouds. There is a ravine covered with vines and green grass on all sides. It is the Optimus Prime where hundreds of rivers meet, and the root of the earth will never be moved by all calamities.

Thousands of peaks row out their halberds, and thousands of people spread their wings. The sun reflects the misty light and locks the green, and the rain collects the cold dark green color. Withered vines entwine the old trees, and the ancient journey across the border is secluded. There are rare flowers and auspicious grasses, bamboos and pine trees. The cultivated bamboos and pine trees will be evergreen for thousands of years, and they will despise the blessed land; the rare flowers and auspicious grasses will not thank you at all times. The crow of the secluded bird is near, and the sound of the source is clear. There are many valleys surrounded by orchids, and moss grows on the cliffs everywhere. If the dragon's veins are good in the ups and downs of the mountains, there must be an expert who can hide his name.

Thousands of valleys compete with each other, and thousands of cliffs compete for beauty. The birds are no longer heard, but the trees are still fragrant after the flowers have fallen. After the rain, the green walls are moist, and the wind blows and the pines and green trees spread. The mountains are covered with grass, wild flowers are blooming, and the cliffs are steep. The trees are growing, the trees are beautiful, and the mountains are high and the hills are flat. If you don't meet a ghost, how about looking for a woodcutter? Two cranes are drinking by the stream, and wild apes are wild on the rocks. The towering piles of conch steaks are dark in color and surrounded by greenery and misty light.

The high ones are mountains, the steep ones are ridges; the steep ones are cliffs, and the deep ones are ravines; the loud ones are springs, and the fresh ones are flowers. Whether the mountain is high, the sky is connected to the top; whether the stream is deep, the underworld is visible at the bottom.

In front of the mountain, there are white clouds even if there are bones, and there are many strange rocks, countless cliffs holding the soul. There is a winding Hidden Dragon Cave behind the cliff, with jingling dripping rocks in the cave. I also saw some deer with forked antlers and deer in Ni Ni looking at people infatuatedly; red-scaled pythons twisting and turning, and white-faced apes playing mischievously. At the end of the night, the tiger was searching for its cave in Bashan, and the water dragon emerged from the waves with the dawn, and the cave door that climbed up was ringing. Birds flutter in the grass; animals in the forest flutter