What is the nickname of the ancients for Qingshan, and what is the nickname for Qingshan by the anci

Mountain. ZHANG Lei.

The green mountains are like a gentleman, and I am not charming. As soon as we meet, we will have a relationship. I decided to go this morning, and I was as miserable as clinging to my clothes.

It is said that there is no mountain to see, and this matter would rather be left for a long time. The green-haired man on the side of the road has white chalcedony underneath. The dragon and snake cave is self-sufficient and full of my life.

In his life, he is lonely and lonely, and he is Ruo'an Dynasty. An official and other dirt, and he has to fail? The thatched cottage is drunk with Lao Tzu, and the Tiger Creek is a big Kaishi.

Message to the second master, in order to leave three acres of land.

Castle peak. Zhang Lei's poetic style was in the Northern Song Dynasty.

In the late period, it was unique, because at this time the Jiangxi poetry school.

Popular, most of the poetry styles are thin and hard, but Zhang Lei's poems are easy and comfortable, not yet carved, like a breeze and a wisp of stream sound in the scorching sun and cicadas, giving people a fresh and comfortable feeling. Read Huang Tingjian.

A volume of poems, suddenly reading this poem, you will definitely have such a feeling. The title of this poem is "Out of the Mountain", and the mountain here is Lushan.

It really refers to the return of visiting Lushan, and it refers to the meaning of the office. Although he is a scholar, he does not write a word about the poet's ambition, and the whole poem expresses the poet's lofty and reclusive ambition. Zhang Zai Su Shi.

Among the men, it is considered to be one of the smoother ones, although they have also been implicated in party disputes, but in the end, they have been officials to Zhilong Tuge and Zhirunzhou, compared to Huang Tingjian and Qin Guan in the same Sumen bachelors.

You have to be much luckier to wait.

Lushan. Perhaps it is in this way that he can express his lofty ambitions more easily and casually, and this kind of subject matter is probably heavier for Huang and Qin. At the beginning of the poem, it is eloquent, making people feel flat and comfortable, and the green mountains are compared to a gentleman, which can make the poet happy not because of his charming posture, but because of his noble demeanor like a gentleman.

The poet and Qingshan cherish each other, as soon as they meet, they want to become friends and praise Qingshan on the surface, but in fact, they are expressing their own nobility, being able to be close to the noble Qingshan and Qingshan is lifeless, where does its nobility come from? Of course, it comes from the poet's noble mood and eyes, and it is still the poet's clear and high personal feelings, although the language is very light and easy, but this kind of clear and lofty expression is actually public, and the clear and high of the public is really clear and high?

Zhang Lei compared Qingshan to a gentleman.

So when I read these poems, I feel the same as Li Bai's "I don't get tired of seeing each other, only Jingting Mountain."

The meaning of one sentence is almost the same, but the realm seems to be a lot lower, this kind of Li Bai's two sentences are expressive, and if he says too much, he will be contrived. The next four sentences are even more contrived, saying that the poet is leaving, and Aoyama is still pulling the poet's sleeve, and the poet tells Aoyama that there is no need to stay, and I will be back soon. Some people appreciate these sentences and say that it personifies the green mountain, writes the mountain alive, and writes it very vividly.

I don't think so. Poets should appreciate nature, feel nature, and integrate with nature, and only after integration can they turn me into nature, turn nature into me, and create a poetic environment. Instead of rigidly stuffing one's intentions into nature, and then fiddling with it like a puppet, and using it to set off one's own loftiness, it feels still contrived.

1, Sangzi: Liu Zongyuan's poem "Smelling the Yellow Bird": "What do the villagers also come here, which makes me remember Sangzi." ”

Interpretation: The birds in my hometown also came to my place for something, which caused me not to miss the scene of my hometown (mulberry generally refers to my hometown).

2. The Ancient Garden Du Fu's poem "Two Songs of the White Emperor City": "Get drunk from other places and meet the people of the hometown." ”

Interpretation: , drunk in another country, but met people from his hometown.

3, hometown He Zhizhang's poem "Returning to the Hometown Doll Book": "I have been away from my hometown for a long time, and I have been half-worn recently. ”

Interpretation: I have been away from my hometown for a long time, and after returning home, I feel that the personnel changes in my hometown are too great.

4. Township Su Shi's poem "Visiting Jinshan Temple": "Try to climb to the top and look at the country, there are many green mountains in the south of the Yangtze River and north of the Yangtze River. ”

Interpretation: Try to climb to the top of the mountain and look at the homeland thousands of miles away, whether it is in the south of the Yangtze River or in the north and south, there are many green mountains.

5, Xiangguan Cui Hao's poem "Yellow Crane Tower": "Where is the township pass at dusk, the Yanbo River makes people sad." ”

Interpretation: It's getting late, looking into the distance, where is your hometown? In front of me, I saw a mist covering the surface of the river, which brought people a deep sense of sorrow.

Green Mountains: Lush forests of emerald green colors. In the ancient text, "Dai" describes the color of emerald green, and there is a saying that the green mountains are like Dai, so the green mountains can be called Dai Mountain by the name of the ancient times.

Green Mountains: Lush forests of emerald green colors. In the ancient text, "Dai" describes the color of emerald green, and there is a saying that the green mountains are like Dai, so the green mountains can be called Dai Mountain by the name of the ancient times. Aoyama District.

The first time it appeared in people's field of vision as an administrative district was in December 1951, when it was part of Wuchang County.

The ninth district was all included in Wuhan City and became the Qingshan Administrative District of Wuhan City. In June 1952, Qingshan District of Wuhan City was revoked and reclassified into Wuchang County, which is still the ninth district.

In February 1955, with the construction of a national steel base and the needs of urban development, 21 towns in the ninth district of Wuchang County were included in Wuhan City and Nanhu District of Wuhan City.

3 townships and Donghu District.

One township was merged to form Qingshan District. The name Qingshan District has also been used to this day.

The reason why Huangshan City is called Huangshan is because there is a big mountain here called Huangshan. The reason why Qingshan District is called Qingshan is also because there is a row of Qingqing hills that are connected from end to end, which is composed of five mountains: Jitou Mountain, Yaque Mountain, Zou Jia Mountain, Yingpan Mountain and Zufen Mountain, which is now called Jitou Mountain Park.

Mt. Isotou used to be called Aoyama Rock.

The ancients had the following names:

1.Chong'a: A tall mountain buried with a ruler.

2.Steep Ridge: A high, steep mountain peak.

3.Mountains and rivers: Mountains and rivers.

4.Qifeng: The uneven selling of the mountain.

5.Danya: Steep cliff faces.

6.Bifeng: A turquoise peak.

7.Mountains: A lot of mountains together.

8.Luanxiu: Refers to the mountain peak.

9.Yanxiu: A cave of rocks.

10.Rugged: Describe the undulating peaks and rocks of the mountains.

11.Strange Peaks: Peculiar peaks.

12.Cuiwei: Describe the green of the mountain.

13.Cuiping: Bending high to describe the trees on the mountain.

14.Stacked peaks: Describes the overlapping peaks of mountains.

15.Majestic: Describes the height of the mountain.

16.Peaks: Describes the undulations of mountain peaks.

17.Canyon: Describes a canyon between mountain peaks.

18.Steep Mountain: Describes a tall and steep mountain.

19.Cangjin: Describes the shape of a mountain peak.

20.Grandiose: Describes the height and steepness of the mountain.

21.Towering: Describes the towering of a mountain.

22.Shanshui: A general term for mountains and water.

23.Thousands of mountains and rivers: Describe the abundance and beauty of mountains and rivers.

24.Clear water and green mountains: Describe the beauty of mountains and rivers.

25.Beautiful mountains and rivers: Describe the freshness and beauty of the landscape.

26.Magnificent mountains and rivers: Describes the magnificent scenery of mountains and water.

27.Waterfall and flowing spring: Describes the waterfall and clear spring in the mountain water.

28.Smoke and Waves: Describes the waves and smoke in the landscape.

29.Mountains are high and water are long: Describe the height and length of mountains and rivers.

30.Mountains and rivers are interdependent: Describe the interdependence between mountains and rivers.

The ancients' elegant name for the mountain:

1. Chong'a, high mountain. [Tang] Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of King Teng", like a gallop on the road, visiting the scenery in Chong'a. Translation, driving a horse-drawn carriage on a high mountain road, visiting the scenery in the lofty mountains.

2. Steep mountains, continuous mountains. [Jin] Wang Xizhi's "Orchid Pavilion Preface", there are lofty mountains and mountains here, and lush forests and bamboos. Translation, this place has high mountain peaks, lush forests, and tall bamboos.

3. Mt. Yunqi, a high-risk mountain. [Tang] Li Bai's "Ming Gao Song to Cen Zhengjun" Xuan Ape Green Ring, licking and licking Kuo, dangerous Ke Zhenshi, frightened. Translation, the black ape and the green bear tremble and stick out their tongues, the steep peaks, the high-risk.

4. Ridge, a lofty mountain. Du Fu's "Five Hundred Words of Yonghuai from Beijing to Fengxian County" passed through Lishan in the early morning, and the royal couch was in Rongsi. Translation, when the sky was bright, I walked to the foot of Lishan Mountain, and the emperor's imperial bed was there.

5. Jieqiu, big mountain. Lu Zhaolin's "Four Songs of Dengfeng", the green phoenix climbs the Jieqiu, and the crane wanders in the upper reaches of the sky. Translation, the phoenix flies to the mountains, and the cranes hovering in the sky.

The ancient green mountain was called Daishan. A forest of verdant colors and dense forests.

Peak – a high, pointed mountain.

Pinyin: fēng, radical: mountain, strokes: 10, traditional: peak, five strokes: mtdh.

Interpretation: Eggplant.

1. The protruding spire of the mountain.

2. Something shaped like a mountain.

3. Used for camels.

4. Surname. Compounds: peak, peak, dangerous peak, peak, peak, flood peak.

2. Steep - a high and steep mountain.

Pinyin: qiào, radical: mountain, strokes vertical Na Lao: 10, traditional Chinese: steep, five strokes: mieg.

Interpretation: 1. The mountain is high and steep.

2. The metaphor is severe.