What philosophy does it contain to be at the highest level without fear of clouds covering your eyes?

People should not only focus on immediate interests, but also look at the overall situation and the long term; Only by standing high can you see far; Height determines vision.

First, the full text

"Climbing the Flying Peak"

Song Wang Anshi

flew to the Chihiro Tower on the mountain, and heard that the cock crowed and the sun rose.

don't be afraid of floating clouds to cover your eyes, and stay at the highest level.

2. Translation

There is a towering tower at the top of Feilai Peak. It is said that the rising sun can be seen when the cock crows.

I'm not afraid of clouds covering my distant vision, just because I'm standing at the top of Feilai Peak, and I'm broad-minded when I look up.

third, appreciate the first sentence of

poem. The poet uses the exaggerated word "Chihiro" to write the height of the ancient pagoda on the peak and write his own foothold. The second sentence of the poem skillfully writes out the brilliant scene of the rising sun seen on the tower, showing the poet's vigor, ambition for reform and confidence in the future, which has become the emotional tone of the whole poem.

The last two sentences of the poem follow the first two sentences, describing scenery and expressing emotion, which makes the poem have vivid images and profound philosophy. The ancients often worried about clouds covering the sun and evil ministers covering the wise, while the poet added the word "fearless". It shows the poet's courage and determination to be far-sighted in politics and not afraid of evil.

the first two sentences are the essence of the whole poem, which contains profound philosophy: people should not only look at the immediate interests, but also look at the overall situation and the long term. In terms of writing techniques, the first sentence is about the terrain of Feilai Peak, and there is a tower of Chihiro on the peak, which shows its height.

The word "not afraid" in the third sentence is harsh and powerful. "Clouds cover the eyes", with allusion. According to Professor Wu Xiaoru's research, people in the Western Han Dynasty often compared floating clouds to evil people.

This poem is different from ordinary climbing poems. This poem does not write too much about the immediate scene, but only about the tower height. The key point is to write about the feelings of climbing high, which embodies the philosophy that "you can only look far if you stand high".

IV. Author's Brief Introduction

Wang Anshi (December 18, 121-May 21, 186), whose name was Jiefu, was named Banshan, and was named Jing Guogong. The world is also known as Wang Jinggong. Han nationality, a native of Linchuan, Fuzhou, Northern Song Dynasty (now a native of Dengjiaxiang, Linchuan District, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province), was a famous politician, thinker, writer and reformer in Northern Song Dynasty in China, and was one of the eight great poets in Tang and Song Dynasties.