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The green banner leans on the dantian, desolate for hundreds of years. (Banner: silk cloth, in the old days, a pair of cloth was used to inscribe on it, as a gift for celebration.)

The cyan silk cloth covers the dantian part of the statue in the view, which has been abandoned for hundreds of years. I can only explain it this way, and we can also try to think about this dilapidated picture).

I only know Xiaoshan Gui, and I still know Da Luotian. (, Knowing only and knowing is a meaning of two words that complement each other, combined to express a complete meaning, that is, the rhetorical device of intertextuality in ancient poems, Xiaoshan Gui is a personal name, Da Luotian is also a personal name, and it should be said that it is the name of a god.) Following the above sentence, although the Taoist temple is very dilapidated, I can still recognize which one is the Xiaoshan Gui Immortal and which one is the Da Luo Heavenly Immortal.

The medicine defeats the golden furnace fire, and the moss faints the jade girl spring. (Defeat: to destroy.)

Faint: Makes cloudy. The alchemy medicine has damaged the alchemy furnace, so that the Jade Maiden Spring under the view is covered with moss, and the spring water has become dirty.

Jade Girl Spring: also known as the soup pool, 20 kilometers northwest of Yingxian County, Wuhan. According to legend, it used to be the place where the jade girl made alchemy, hence the name.

There are no murals when the year is old, and there are steps of smoke in the morning and evening. (Age: [explained] one year; The four seasons; Season.

I can't see the murals all year round (I think there used to be murals, but now they can't be seen because of the dilapidated murals.) You can see the curling smoke every morning and evening. Order:

It should be described as the smoke rises like a ladder. For example, Wang Wei's "the desert is lonely and the smoke is straight, and the sun sets on the long river". It's all about cigarettes).

The flowers and willows are in the spring of the third year, and the rivers and mountains are hanging in all directions. (Sanchun refers to Mengchun, Zhongchun, and Jichun in spring.) Hang:

Dangerous. Spring is the season when the flowers are in full bloom and the willows are green, and it is very dangerous to stand on the mountain and look around, and there are mountains everywhere. This also alludes to the fact that the motherland is originally beautiful, but the officialdom is dark, and it is dangerous to be an official.

Leisurely out of the dust net, from now on the gods. (Leisurely: a relaxed, laid-back look.)

狎: This refers to intimacy, intimacy. I walked out of the Taoist temple covered with dust nets, and from now on I was as free as a god.

These two sentences also allude to Yang Jiong's disgust with the darkness of officialdom, and the dust net also refers to officialdom. He hopes to leave officialdom and become a free and easy immortal. ）

The gist of the poem: The cyan silk cloth covers the dantian part of the statue in the view, which has been abandoned for hundreds of years. Although the Taoist temple is very dilapidated, I can still recognize which one is the Xiaoshan Gui Immortal and which one is the Da Luo Heavenly Immortal.

The alchemy medicine has damaged the alchemy furnace, so that the Jade Maiden Spring under the view is covered with moss, and the spring water has become dirty. I can't see the mural all year round, and I can see the curling smoke every morning and evening. Spring is the season when the flowers are in full bloom and the willows are green, and it is very dangerous to stand on the mountain and look around, and there are mountains everywhere.

I walked out of the Taoist temple covered with dust nets, and I really wanted to be as free as a god from now on.

Hello friends, Xiaoshan Katsura is a personal name in the allusion, which refers to comparing oneself with other people's experiences and deeds, and being willing to endure the tribulations of real life. The stepped smoke corresponds to "no frescoes", which means frost on the stairs.

This poem is the author of the abandoned Taoist temple when he saw the mess and dilapidation, shook the scene of the year and made this poem, this poem shows the author's romantic feelings and positive thoughts, the association is rich and interesting, and it is one of the few ultra-romantic masterpieces in Chinese history.

Adult, the villain heard the decree and came to offer ugliness before, the villain is shallow in learning, and his skills are low, and he is afraid that he will not be able to meet your requirements, and the villain will be guilty of death.

Smiling, sir! And I wish you a lot of money, a happy love, a happy family, eternal life, and a successful career. Thank you, sir. See smiled.

Gui is in the Moon Palace, and it is the tree of enlightenment.

Xiaoshan Gui, refers to the laurel tree in a small place, and the trail is lined.

The steps and thresholds have the meaning of immortal land, so they are called outsiders. Step smoke should belong to the meaning of Taoist fireworks.

Koyama Katsura is a personal name in allusions, referring to comparing oneself with other people's experiences and deeds, and being willing to endure the tribulations of real life.

As for the "step", I think it should be understood together, "step" should mean that the smoke rises like a ladder, and "step" means like a ladder, which is used to describe the state of smoke.

1. "Xiaoshan Gui" refers to the small osmanthus tree in the waste view, and "Da Luotian" is the fairy world. I only know Xiaoshan Gui, and I still know Da Luotian. It means that the small osmanthus tree in the view also knows the "fairy way".

2. "Order" should describe smoke, floating up step by step.

Order, which may mean level.