Boarding the four fields, overlooking the northern castle peak.

Ruan Ji's "Poems on Huai" Part VI: Climbing the Four Fields and Looking at the Castle Peak in the North. Pine, cypress, pine, pine, pine, pine, pine, pine, pine. Feelings are bitter, and resentment is often bitter. Gong Li mourns the East Gate, while Perilla narrows the Three Rivers. How can you sigh for advice if you seek benevolence and success and enjoy yourself?

I climbed the high slope, facing the wilderness and looking at the green hills in the north. Pines and cypresses cover the peaks, and birds chirp by. I am deeply touched, my heart is sour, and there are so many grievances in my life. Reese is angry at Dongmen, and Su Qin despises the whole Sanjiang. The pursuit of benevolence will lead to benevolence. Why sigh?

It is said in Chinese poetry that climbing high and approaching deep is the joy of looking forward and looking back. This platform is not like a hill.

Er ya's interpretation of land: wilderness beyond grazing.

The custom of welcoming Shao said: buried in Guo Bei. Go north first and seek seclusion.

Eryadish: Daling, say it.

Shan Li's Note: "Looking at the Castle Peak in the North" is the tomb of Chen Siren, which arouses emotion.

Shan Gui: If someone is a mountain.

Lu Yanji said, Ah, Qu Ye.