/kloc-Is the height of a 0/00-foot-high dangerous building the same as the height of not daring to speak loudly?

How high the temple on the mountain is, people can reach out and pick the stars in the sky upstairs. I dare not speak loudly, lest I disturb the gods in the sky.

Sound has three characteristics, tone, loudness and timbre.

Tone refers to the level of sound; Loudness refers to the size of sound; Objects can be distinguished by their timbre.

First, find out the meaning of this poem, and then we can judge what kind of sound it is.

"Dare not speak loudly for fear of disturbing people" means afraid to speak loudly for fear of scaring people in the sky. Here, "high" means loud.

Sleeping in the Mountain Temple was written by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem was written by the poet who lived in seclusion in a mountain temple for one night. It is a masterpiece with novel structure and simple and natural language, but it is very vivid. The poet vividly described that the temple buildings on the mountain were very high and the style was extremely exaggerated. The name of the poem means: a temple on the mountain for the night. There are four lines in the poem. The first two lines are "dangerous" hands that can pick stars. "This poem is about the height of the building from the visual experience, and the last two lines are" I don't dare to speak loudly, for fear of disturbing people. "It further highlights the height of the building from the hearing. This poem is full of imagination, which shows the poet's love and appreciation of the night view of the mountain temple.