Translation of people in danger of entering Sichuan

Some are in danger: some are as high as falling and collapsing.

On the eighth day, the five drums were exhausted, and the ship was put in prison. Jiajiang Qianfeng: There are competitors, independents, collapses, dangers, transverse cracks, straight ridges, bulges, depressions and ridges, which are endless. In early winter, everything is green, the mountains in the west are gone, and the river flows out, so it is called Xialaoxi. Ouyang Wenzhong has the poem "Xialaojin": "Enter Xiashan and gradually turn to Tanshan." That is, this is also.

On the eighth day, the five drums were exhausted (time word, I don't know when), and the ship was released from prison. There are thousands of mountains and rivers in Jiajiang, with overlapping peaks and mountains, unique, crumbling, high-risk, horizontal, vertical (I don't know what it means), convex, concave, open and grotesque. In early winter, the vegetation is green. Looking west, the peaks are like doors, and the Yangtze River comes out of the mountains. This is Xialao Creek. Ouyang Wenzhong (Ouyang Xiu) has a poem "Xiagaojin", which says, "When you enter Xiashan, you gradually turn to Tanshan." That's what I'm talking about.

Entering Shu is a diary of Lu You on his way to Shu in the Southern Song Dynasty. It has six volumes and is China's first travel book.