What scenic spots are mentioned in "Crossing Xiaogushan and Dagushan"?

The scenic spots described in "Crossing Xiaogushan and Dagushan" include: Fenghuoji, Penglangji, Xiaogushan, Penglikou, Lushan and Dagushan, and Bofanpu in Jiangzhou.

1. The article describes the following characteristics of the scenery:

1. Fenghuoji: a sinus hole inlaid in the rock, with strange shapes and shiny color

2. Cliff rocks: Jerant rises, with red vines and green vines stretching over them, like a precious screen.

3. Xiaogushan: The green peak stands alone, rising into the sky. It is sunny in winter and rainy in summer. Its posture is ever-changing, and the temple is extremely desolate. Peng Ze Duchang: The mist and rain are in the sky, and the gulls and herons are gone.

4. Dagushan: surrounded by vast rivers, it looks like floating water.

2. Methods of describing the characteristics of scenery:

Fenghuoji: using color words, combination of points and faces, metaphors and rhetoric, and precise description

Xiaogushan: Contrast and description from different angles

Dagushan: Contrast and imaginary description?

Each scenic spot complements the river and forms an overall background, making the scenery unified in diversity.

Extended information:

"Crossing Xiaogushan and Dagushan" was written by Lu You, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. It uses travel traces (changing scenery as you move) as a clue. It is written many times in the article The river flow and the boats provide clues to the scattered scenic spots - a complete and beautiful landscape map of the Yangtze River

The quotations from poems and legends, the history of counties and terrain defenses and other explanations enrich the content of the work and make it The travel descriptions of scenery are more profound in thought and full of historical accumulation. The poems and legends add to the atmosphere of myth, making them more ethereal and elegant, which complement each other and make the scenery depicted more fascinating.