What does the scenery of lakes and mountains mean?

Meaning: Lake scenery, mountain scenery. It means there are water, mountains and beautiful scenery.

From: Qing Dynasty Wu Jingzi's "The Scholars" Third: The windows in the garden are open on all sides, looking at the lakes and mountains, it is like a fairyland.

Examples:

1. Looking at the lakes and mountains that fill your eyes is refreshing and fascinating, it’s really fascinating!

2. The pleasing scenery of lakes and mountains makes tourists happy and forget to return.

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Synonyms of lakes and mountains:

1. Mountains and waters

Lands and mountains are a Chinese idiom, and its pinyin is: shān guāng shuǐ sè, it is interpreted as the beautiful color of the water waves and the clear scenery on the mountain, describing the beautiful scenery of the mountains and rivers.

From: Chapter 9 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: "Although the frost and maples were dense that day, I was happy that the weather was sunny. The fourth son saw the mountains and water on the bow of the boat, and wandered around to look at it."

Example: The lake surface is calm, the water is clear to the bottom, the mountains and water blend into one, and the whiteness makes you feel like you are in a fairyland, and you never want to leave.

2. Beautiful mountains and clear waters

Beautiful mountains and clear waters, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is: shān míng shuǐ xiù, meaning: to describe the beautiful scenery.

From: Song Dynasty Huang Tingjian's "Sudden Mountain Stream·Gift to Hengyang Chen Xiang": "The eyebrows gather the autumn waves all over Hunan, and the mountains and rivers are beautiful." It means: the eyebrows gather under your eyebrows A puddle of autumn water, the eyebrows are as bright as the distant mountains, and the eyes are as beautiful as the autumn water, no one can compare.

Example:? This place has beautiful mountains and rivers and a gathering of people. It is a good place worth visiting.

Antonyms for the scenery of lakes and mountains:

Bad mountains and bad waters are Chinese idioms, pinyin qióng shān è shuǐ, poor mountains: barren mountains; bad waters: rapid rivers. Describes places with very harsh natural conditions.

From: "Mountain Memories" by Sun Li: "It reminds me of many things, of the three years of fighting in the poor mountains and rivers of Fuping."

Example: the past The barren mountains and rivers here are now the "Sai Jiangnan" with herds of cattle and sheep and forests of fruit trees.