An old saying describing Chang 'an, an aesthetic quotation of Shili Chang 'an.

1, Chang 'an looks back and embroiders in piles, and the top of the mountain opens a thousand times. -Du Mu's Three Songs of Crossing the Qing Palace in the Tang Dynasty

Passing through the Huaqing Palace in Lishan Mountain, looking back, the trees are green, the flowers are clustered and the splendid piles are piled up. On the top of the mountain, the palaces overlap and the palace doors open in turn.

In Fuzhou, far away, she is looking at the moonlight, looking at it alone from the window of her room. For our boys and girls, poor little baby, too young to know where the capital is. -Du Fu's Moonlit Night in the Tang Dynasty

Tonight in Zhangzhou, my wife is watching the moon alone in the boudoir. I miss those four underage children in this foreign land. They don't know that they miss me in Chang 'an.

3. Autumn wind gives birth to Weihe River, and leaves fall all over Chang 'an. -Jia Dao's "Recalling the History of the River" in the Tang Dynasty

The autumn wind is bleak, blowing the Weihe River, and the fallen leaves dance all over Chang 'an.