Appreciation and Analysis of "A Tour of Zhongnan Mountain"

Traveling to Mount Zhongnan was a plot in the ancient Chinese novel Journey to the West. The story was about Sun Wukong leading Tang Sanzang, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand to India to obtain Buddhist scriptures. On their way through Mount Zhongnan, they encountered a series of dangers and challenges. Note: Traveling to Mount Zhongnan was one of the most important plots in Journey to the West. It showed the hardships and dangers that the four of them experienced on the way to obtain the scriptures. Among them, the adventures of Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie were the main lines of the whole story, and Monk Sand played a very important role. He helped the four people of Tang Sanzang to tide over many difficulties. Translator: Traveling to Mount Zhongnan was a plot in Journey to the West. It showed that the four masters of the Tang Dynasty passed through Mount Zhongnan on their way to India to obtain scriptures. In this plot, Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie started an adventure to protect Tang Sanzang and his team to reach India safely. Appreciation: Traveling to Mount Zhongnan was a very fascinating plot in Journey to the West. Through this plot, we can understand the ancient Chinese culture and history, and also see the character characteristics and behavior of Sun Wukong and Zhu Bajie. The whole plot was compact and full of tension, full of thrilling and adventurous atmosphere, but also showed the determination and perseverance of Tang Sanzang and the other three. In addition, this plot also helps us understand the ancient Chinese culture and traditions, allowing us to have a deeper understanding of the charm of Chinese culture.

The original text of Meng Jiao's "Traveling to Zhongnan Mountain" is as follows: Travel to Zhongnan Mountain wū yuán shān míng wū yuán shān míng wū yuán shān míng This poem described Meng Jiao's feelings and emotions when he visited Mount Zhongnan. In the poem, the poet described the beautiful scenery after he arrived at Mount Zhongnan, including mountains, streams, forests, temples, and so on. He was amazed and excited by the beautiful scenery and expressed his awe and admiration for nature. At the end of the poem, the poet expressed his inner feelings. He felt that his own insignificance and humanity's short-term also expressed his beautiful expectations for the future and his thoughts about life. Therefore, Meng Jiao's " Journey to the Southern Mountains " can be translated as " The journey to the mountain of the West mountains "

Mount Zhongnan was the dojo of Laozi, the founder of Taoism. It was said that Mount Zhongnan was a sacred land discovered by an astrologer, Yin Xi, during the reign of King Chu Kang. He had a premonition that a saint would pass by here, so he built a tower in Mount Zhongnan and climbed it every day to observe the stars. Mount Zhongnan was also one of the 72 blessed lands of Taoism, and was known as the number one grotto-heaven of Taoism. Furthermore, Mount Zhongnan was also the place where Quan Zhen Sect's founder, Wang Chongyang, cultivated. Mount Zhongnan had a very important position and influence in Taoism.

Mount Zhongnan had many climbing routes to choose from. One of the commonly used routes was to take the 730 bus from Weiqu South Station to the foot of the mountain and then buy a ticket to enter the scenic area. Next, they could take a bus to the waist of the mountain and then start climbing. After about an hour and a half of crawling, they could reach the highest Guanyin Peak and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the temple. It only takes less than an hour to go down the mountain. It is recommended to take the 730 bus back. Mount Zhongnan was more than 1600 meters above sea level. The entire journey up and down the mountain was completed in three hours. It was suitable for entry-level hiking. In addition, Mount Zhongnan was also a good place to enjoy the snow in winter. On cloudy days, the scenery on the mountain was more like a landscape painting. In general, climbing Mount Zhongnan was a relaxing and comfortable experience. Compared to Mount Cuihua next door, Mount Zhongnan had better scenery and was easier to climb.

There is a cable car in Zhongnan Mountain. Mount Zhongnan had two cableways, one on the east and one on the west, which allowed one to enjoy the scenery of Mount Zhongnan.

The Zhongnan Mountain Cultivation Grounds was located in Shaanxi Province. The exact location was the Qingpu Cultivation Grounds in the Shannan Prefecture.

One of the best lines in Zhongnan Mountain's poems was,"Picking chrysanthemums, I leisurely see Nanshan under the eastern fence." It was from the poem "Drinking and Self-entertainment." The theme of this poem was picking chrysanthemums, which expressed the poet's comfort and tranquility in nature.

The poems, thoughts and feelings of visiting Mount Zhongnan are as follows: Travel to Zhongnan Mountain The mountain is not high, there are immortals to be famous; The water is not deep, there is a dragon, it will be spiritual. This is a shabby house, but my virtue is fragrant; Moss marks on the steps green grass color into the curtain green. When talking and laughing, there are great scholars who come and go, but there are no white men. You can play the piano and read the golden classics. There is no chaos of music and bamboo, no toil of documents. Zhuge Lu in Nanyang, Ziyun Pavilion in Xishu; Confucius said,"What is so ugly?" This poem was written by the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi when he visited Mount Zhongnan. It mainly described his feelings after climbing Mount Zhongnan. Through describing the natural scenery and human history of Mount Zhongnan, the poem expressed the awe of nature and respect for humanity. At the same time, it also expressed the poet's magnanimity and indifference to fame and fortune. In the poem, Liu Yuxi described his residence as "this is a shabby room, only my virtue and happiness" to express his humble and self-sustaining attitude. At the same time, he also expressed his reverence for Zhongnan Mountain, believing that it was the intersection of heaven and earth and a treasure of culture and history. The poem also mentions Confucius,"What is so ugly?" expressed his admiration and recognition of Confucius, and also expressed his pursuit of knowledge and culture. The whole poem was full of poetic and philosophical thinking, expressing the author's reverence for nature and humanity, as well as his pursuit of knowledge and culture.