Poetry:

1. Looking at Yue

Don Du Fu

what a majestic sight of holy Mountain Tai!, vast greens stretch across Qi and Lu, the two lands high..

the Maker endowed all the mystic Nature grace here, and? a day at once into dawn and dusk comes by..

colorful clouds lave? my bosom free and easy, and the birds fly back and forth before my strained eye..

once climbing to the top of the peek, one would see, the other mountains all appear dwarfs under the sky..

2.

The Three Kingdoms and Cao Zhi

All directions are different, and thousands of miles are extremely stormy.

it's a drama for the people on the border, leaving them in the grass.

a wife is like an animal, and her behavior is blocked by the forest.

when Chai Men is depressed, foxes and rabbits fly to my room.

Idiom:

Steady as Mount Tai, Mount Tai in An Ruo, Mount Tai topping, attaching importance to Mount Tai and Mount Tai Beidou.

1. Looking at Yue

Interpretation:

What's Mount Tai like? On the land of Qilu, the green mountains have no end. Nature gathers magical and beautiful scenery in Mount Tai, and the sky in the south and north of the mountain is divided into two parts: one bright and one dark. The clouds rising in Ran Ran cleansed my mind, keeping my eyes wide open to track the birds returning at dusk into the mountains, and my eyes seemed to crack. I must climb the highest peak of Mount Tai and overlook the mountains, which are so small in my eyes.

2.

Interpretation of Liang Fu Xing on Mount Tai: The climate in all directions is different, and the forms of wind and rain within a thousand miles are different. How hard it is for the poor by the sea. The shabby hut is their shelter. Wife and son live like birds and animals, lingering in the dangerous mountains. The humble Chai Men is so deserted that foxes and rabbits have no scruples about shuttling around.

Idiom:

1. Steady as Mount Tai, pronunciation: w ě wěn rú tài shān

Definition: steady: steady. As solid as Mount Tai. Describe extremely stable; Unswervable.

source:? Ban Gu's biography of Han Liu Xiang in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The future is at odds, and Wang and Liu are also at odds. If there is peace in Mount Tai, there will be danger of accumulating eggs."

2. Mount Tai in An Ruo. Pronunciation: ā ān ruò tài shān

Interpretation: It is described as extremely safe and stable. With "as safe as Mount Tai".

Source: On Liang Ji in Southern History: "Calling yourself Mount Tai in An Ruo is an exhaustive strategy."

3. Mount Tai is at the top of the mountain. Pronunciation: tà i shā n y ā d ǐ ng

Interpretation: metaphor meets great pressure and blow.

Source: The True Story of Mupi Ci written by Ming Jia Fuxi: "I gave him a Taishan coping and didn't dodge, so I killed the aiding and abetting, and the blood that was directly killed drifted and blocked the city gate." ?

4. Be kind to Mount Tai. Pronunciation: ēn zhòng tài shān?

Interpretation: Deep kindness is heavier than Mount Tai.

Source: Song Liu Ban's "Two Poems of Peng Cheng Ji Er Yun Sun Shaoshu": "You think highly of Mount Tai, and you are not paid at all."

5, Taishan Beidou, pronunciation: tà i shā ně i dǒ u

Interpretation: Taishan: Dongyue, in Tai 'an City, Shandong Province; Beidou: The Big Dipper. Metaphor is a person who has high morality, high reputation or outstanding achievements and is admired by all.

Source: "A biography of Han Yu in the New Tang Dynasty": "Self-healing is gone, and his words are big, and scholars admire him like Mount Tai and Beidou Cloud." ?