Crossing Ji Xiang Temple is one of the representative works of the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei. The full text: I don't know the way to Jixiang Temple, but I wander under the clouds for miles. Ancient trees are towering, but there are no pedestrian paths, and there are bells in the mountains in the temple. The spring water in the mountains hits the dangerous rocks, and the sun in the pine forest is cold. In the evening, come to the empty pool and meditate quietly to suppress the dragon.
Which mountain doesn't know the way to Duixiang Temple? After walking a few miles, he entered the peak surrounded by white clouds. There is not a pedestrian path among the towering old trees. Where does the bell of the ancient temple in the deep mountain ring? The sound of the spring hitting the dangerous rocks in the mountains is low, and the sunshine in the pine forest is cold. At dusk, I was alone by the empty pool, practicing meditation quietly and restraining the dragon in my heart.
Appreciation of the whole poem:
This poem entitled "Crossing Ji Xiang Temple" refers to visiting Ji Xiang Temple. Not only to visit, but also to say "I don't know"; "I don't know" and want to visit, which shows that the poet is free and easy. Because "I don't know", the poet stepped into the vast forest to look for it, walked for several miles and entered the mountain peak surrounded by white clouds.
This sentence was written on the front, and people entered Yunfeng, which actually set off the seclusion of Ji Xiang Temple. Before we arrived at the temple, it was foggy, so we could imagine the distance of Ji Xiang Temple.
The next four sentences are what the poet saw and heard in the mountains. Read three or four sentences first. In the towering jungle, there is not a trace; Suddenly, there came a faint bell, echoing in the hollow valley of the deep mountain, which cast a layer of confusion and mystery on the originally quiet mountain forest and made it more and more quiet.