Reach to Mountain Top

AddTime：2014-9-2

A famous poet named Du Fu of the Tang dynasty ever wrote a poem-“A View of Mount Tai”, saying that “Looking at layers of clouds, my mind is clear standing on the hill. Looking at the far sky, my eyes are caught by the flying birds returning their home. I shall reach the top of the mountain, so as to overlook hills around”. This verse has fully described the majesty and beauty of the mountain range, which is just in accordance with the theme of this works of art.
Ridges and peaks stand upright with abrupt cliffs, showing both danger and wonder. Along with quiet mountain forest, there is a small pavilion added some spirit. At the same time, there is a waterfall pouring down the hill at great speed with powerful presence, which is contrary to the quietness. However, the two opposite scenes have received complementarities here, offering viewers the grace of water and hill.