Autumn poems in Qinling Mountains

The autumn poems in Qinling Mountains are: Qinchuan seems to have gone in autumn, but Chang 'an is hard to see. The scenery of Qinchuan is gradually scattered in the autumn clouds, and Chang 'an is out of reach, out of reach. The relevant contents are as follows:

1, Qinchuan is a great plain in the northwest of China, which is often used to refer to the northwest of China. In autumn, the scenery here is often shrouded in clouds, giving people a hazy aesthetic feeling. With the passage of time, the clouds gradually dispersed and the scenery of Qinchuan became clearly visible.

In ancient times, Chang 'an was the political, cultural and economic center of China and one of the most prosperous cities in the world. However, with the passage of time, Chang 'an's position has gradually been replaced by other cities, becoming distant and unattainable. This sentence "It's hard to see all the way" expresses the distant and unattainable feelings for Chang 'an.

This sentence has profound artistic conception and left a deep impression on people. It depicts the distance between Qinchuan and Chang 'an and the scene of autumn, and also expresses a yearning for people or things in the distance, as well as nostalgia and nostalgia for the homeland. This kind of emotion is often sung by people and becomes one of the classic themes in literary works.

Related contents of Qinling Mountains

1, Qinling Mountain is located in the middle of China, starting from southern Gansu in the west and ending in western Henan in the east. It is the boundary mountain between the North China Plain and the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. The main peak of Qinling Mountain is Huashan Mountain, with an altitude of 2 154.9 meters. The total length is about 1600 km and the width varies from 100 km to 600 km.

2. The geographical location and topographical features of Qinling Mountains make it the dividing line between north and south. In climate, it blocks the cold air in the north and the warm and humid air in the south, forming a unique climate zone. This makes the difference of animal and plant resources between the north and the south of Qinling Mountains obvious. For example, Pinus armandii and Pinus massoniana are mainly distributed in the south of Qinling Mountains, while Pinus tabulaeformis and Pinus bungeana are mainly distributed in the north of Qinling Mountains.

3. The ecological value of Qinling Mountain is also very high. This is the habitat of many rare species, such as giant pandas and golden monkeys. At the same time, Qinling Mountain is an important water conservation area with high forest coverage. It provides clean water for the surrounding big cities, which is of great significance for maintaining the ecological environment of China.