Thought can conquer passion. What number does the dragon represent?

Thought can conquer passion-dragons and dragons are all one, so they stand for 1.

Talking from Wang Wei's crossing Ji Xiang Temple in Tang Dynasty.

I don't know where Ji Xiang Temple is, so I climbed several miles into the clouds and peaks.

Ancient trees are towering, but there are no pedestrian paths, and there are bells in the mountains in the temple.

The spring water in the mountains hits the dangerous rocks, and the sun in the pine forest is cold.

In the evening, come to the empty pool and meditate quietly to suppress the dragon.

This is a poem about sightseeing, which mainly describes the deep silence of the ancient temple in the mountains. This poem is written in the Temple of the Mountain, but it does not depict the front, but depicts the surrounding scenery from the side to set off the quiet victory of the Temple of the Mountain. Finally, I saw that the deep pool was empty, thinking that the fierce dragon mentioned in the Buddhist scriptures had been surrendered, which means that only by overcoming evil thoughts and delusions can we realize the profoundness of Zen and the quiet and interesting.

The monastery is not written in the whole poem, and the monastery is already in it. Poetry is wonderfully conceived, exquisite and refined, in which "a stream sings on a winding rock and the sun is tempered in pines" has always been regarded as a model of refined words.

Translation:

Which mountain doesn't know the way to Duixiang Temple? After walking a few miles, he entered the mountain peak surrounded by white clouds.

There is not a pedestrian path among the towering old trees. Where does the bell of the ancient temple in the deep mountain ring?

The sound of the spring hitting the dangerous rocks in the mountains is low, and the sunshine in the pine forest is cold.

At dusk, a person is sitting in meditation by an empty pool, trying to cure the secular poisonous dragon.

Precautions:

I have been there, I have been there. Ji Xiang Temple: a famous temple in the Tang Dynasty, which is quite controversial. According to legend, Ji Xiang Temple is located at the source of Shen Nan River in Chang 'an County (now Xi, Shaanxi Province). "So this address has been abandoned.

Today Ruzhou, Henan, is called Fengxue Temple and Tang Temple.

Enter Yunfeng: climb into Yunfeng.

Bell: The bell of the temple rings.

Pharynx: whoops. Danger: high and steep. "Dangerous stone" refers to the towering cliff stone.