What are Xu Xiake's famous Huangshan sentences?

Xu Xiake's praise of Huangshan Mountain is: thin at home and abroad, no male of Huangshan Mountain. Huangshan, there is no mountain in the world, and the view is over. Looking at the mountains at home and abroad, Huangshan Mountain in Anhui is unparalleled. Huangshan, there is no other mountain worth climbing.

Brief introduction of Xu xiake

Xu Xiake (1587 65438+10.5-16465438+8.3), whose real name is Hongzu and real name is Zhenzhi, is Xiake. He was a native of Jiangyin County (now Jiangyin City, Jiangsu Province), a geographer, traveler and writer in the Ming Dynasty. After 30 years of investigation, he wrote 65438. Xu Xiake traveled all over his life, covering 2/kloc-0 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions. "What a talented person has not achieved is unknown to others." Wherever he went, he explored seclusion, sought secrets, and recorded his travels, recording various phenomena, humanities, geography, animals and plants, etc.

Xu Xiake's trip is not only for innovation and success, but also for exploring the mysteries and laws of nature. His investigation and study of mountains and rivers, waterways, geology and landforms has made achievements beyond his predecessors. The opening day of Xu Xiake's travel notes (May 19) was designated as China Tourism Day.