It is difficult to write a poem in five steps of Shu Dao.

The poem "Once broken by an earthquake, a strong man died" is the first poem in Shu Road, and then the ladder is connected with the stone pile.

The poem "Once broken by an earthquake, a strong man died" is the first poem in Shu Road, and then the ladder is connected with the stone pile. Forty-eight thousand years have passed and it has not been associated with Qin Sai. And Dabaishan, to the west, still has only one bird path, all the way to the peak of Emei. Once it was broken by an earthquake, some brave people lost it, and then the ladder stone pile was hooked. On the high flag, six dragons drive the sun, and far below, the river lashes its twisted channel. Such a height is difficult for a yellow crane, poor monkey, they only have claws to use.

According to legend, Can Cong and Yufu established Shu, which took too long to discuss in detail. About 48,000 years ago. Qin and Shu were separated by the Qinling Mountains, and did not communicate with each other.

Taibai Mountain in the west is so steep that only birds can pass. This mountain can go straight to the top of Mount Emei. When the landslide broke out, five heroes were buried, which made the high-risk mountain road and plank road connected together in the future. In Shu, there is a mountain top that blocks the Six Dragon Cars of the Sun God, and there is a winding river that is drained by huge waves. The yellow crane who is good at flying high can't fly. Even if he wants to climb over, he is worried that he can't climb up.

Appreciation of Shu Dao Nan:

The poet developed a rich imagination in a romantic way, artistically recreating the spectacular, abrupt, tough and rugged Sichuan road and the majestic momentum that could not be surpassed, thus singing the magnificent show of Sichuan mountains and rivers and showing the first paragraph of the magnificent mountains and rivers of the motherland. From the beginning to the "connection", four rhymes were used, which set the bold tone for the whole poem and polished the magical color with the myth of Five Mountains. Li Bai used this myth.

The second sentence of the fifth rhyme I wrote: "Once it was broken by an earthquake, the brave passed away", which can also be said to refer to Wu Dingli, and it can also be said to refer to tens of thousands of working people who sacrificed to pave the way for the mountain. They died, and then the mountain road and plank road connected from Qin to Shu. So much for the first poem.

Four rhymes and eight sentences, the second paragraph describing the origin of Shu Dao, * * * enjoys nine rhymes. The story of "Six Dragons Returning to the Sun" in Sichuan Road, which describes the ladder and stone piles, is also a fairy story. It is said that the sun god He drove six dragons from Fusang to Xichi every morning until Ruomu reached "high, just like on a high flag, six dragons drove the sun". This sentence means that there are peaks on it that even the sun can't cross. Author: Li Bai. Year: Tang Dynasty.