First of all, magnificent
Vernacular interpretation: describe the majestic. Majestic (pángbó).
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Wen Tianxiang
Source: "Wenshan Collection Guide" Volume 14, Song Zhengqi: "It is majestic; It will last forever. "
This is the majestic existence of Qi; The cold lasts forever.
Second, mountains overlap.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: peaks and mountains are overlapping.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Xu Guangpu
Source: "Cai Qiushan Map": "Please write Qiushan and write it on several photos; The height is clear on the back and the overlap is shameless. "
Translation: In autumn, I wrote autumn mountains by imperial edict and drew a few faint pictures. The high and low directions are clear, and the mountains overlap.
Third, the cliff.
Vernacular explanation: cliff: steep stone wall. Describe the steep mountain.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Liu Changqing
Source: "Wang Longshan Huai Shang Taoist Xu Fa Ling": "thousands of feet on the precipice; Green radish is unattainable. "
Translation: The cliff is high in thousands of feet; Green radish can't climb.
Fourth, mountains and mountains.
Interpretation of vernacular: mountains and mountains
Dynasty: Jin
Author: Wang Xizhi
Source: Preface to Lanting Collection: "There are mountains here and bamboo in Maolin."
There are mountains, dense forests and slender bamboo.
Five, high mountain water insurance
Vernacular interpretation: metaphor for all kinds of difficulties and obstacles on the road ahead.
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Wu Cheng'en
Source: Journey to the West: "Go to the Western Heaven to worship Buddha once; Afraid of what high mountains and dangerous roads; The water is wide and the waves are crazy. "
Translation: Go to the Western Heaven to worship Buddha once; Afraid of what high mountains and dangerous roads; All-water wave mania