Natural moat

natural moat

Tianqian, Chinese vocabulary, Pinyin Ti à n Qi à n, interpretation refers to the natural formation of the moat cut off traffic; refers to other rivers.

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1. The natural trench can cut off the traffic. Most of them refer to the Yangtze River.

2. It refers to other rivers.

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"Sui Shu · five elements annals II:" the Yangtze River moat, ancient thought that the north and South were separated, today's northern army, how can they fly across it? "

One of the poems of Jinling written by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty: "the sky of Jinling is magnificent, and the natural moat is pure and turbulent."

Reminiscence of the past in Jinling by Wang Zhenbai of the Tang Dynasty: relying on danger but not virtue, he sighs about the rise and fall of poverty. Shicheng changed its master several times, and the natural moat was even empty.

Jin Deng Qianjiang's poem "watching the tide of the sea and going to Lanzhou to guard" reads: "cloud and thunder are in the sky, the golden soup is in danger, and the name of fan is Gaolan since ancient times."

Zhang Siwei of the Ming Dynasty wrote "a tale of two Martyrs: chieftain's dilemma": on the one hand, there is the danger of a long river and a natural moat; on the other hand, there is the courage of a marshal and a soldier. "

Zhao Zhenyuan of the Ming Dynasty wrote a memorial to Yuan Shi Yu (yuan kelizi) for the yuan family: "the tuanmen read the rites and broke the giant bandits in Suiyang. Zhijie Dengchao, the tree in Yishui

Mao Zedong's "water tune song head · swimming" words: "a bridge Flying North and south, the natural moat into a thoroughfare."

Liu Yong, Song Dynasty, wrote the poem "looking at the tide of the sea:" the clouds and trees surround the dyke and sand, the angry waves roll frost and snow, and the moat is boundless. " This refers to the Qiantang River.

The third part of Bianliang Miscellaneous Poems Written by Jin Li Fen: "the waves in the natural moat shake the setting sun, and the Taihang Mountains shine on the Central Plains." This refers to the Yellow River.

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