The poem at the beginning of the word "peak" includes: the peak is in danger of cloud, the fog is faint with lotus, the leaves of the peak swing the spring flag, the peak is cumulus tree, the peak is Qing Ye, the peak is in danger of climbing the cloud, the peak is obliquely connected with the bird's wing, and the peak appears for half a day, and the peak is doubtful.
Dongxi Temple under the forest in front of the peak is from Two Poems to Kuang Fu Gong.
The author of Two Poems for Kuang Fuguong is Miracle.
Miracle (863-937), formerly known as Hu Desheng, was a famous poet and monk in the late Tang Dynasty.
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The top of pine and cypress is green and dense, and the cold threshold blows the depth of field in summer.
A quiet society can pursue a long track, but a Bai Lianhua cannot require a long time to cultivate the mind.
Temples can only be accommodated on the four sides of the mountain, and the forest will be full at noon in the month.
I forgot to say what I learned. The teacher's legacy is all singing.
There are two temples in the forest in front of the peak, East and West, and monks come and go from the ends of the earth.
The spring and the moon are flowing all over the world, and the fir and pine lock the incense lamps.
Without the struggle to rebuild society, all sages are more obedient.
Once I sent a bottle of tin to my neighbor's room, and the rain smelled the rock to solve the spring ice.
Miracle's works
He has ten volumes of White Lotus Collection and one volume of coquettish case-pointing poetry, which has been handed down to later generations. The Complete Tang Poetry contains more than 800 poems, ranking fifth after Bai Juyi, Du Fu, Li Bai and Yuan Zhen. Students in Miracle collected 809 poems in the Collection of Bai Lianhua published in western languages, which were engraved in 938 AD (the third year of Jin Tianfu), only 70 years later than the earliest edition of Diamond Sutra in Tang Dynasty. Therefore, it is the earliest block-printed version of Hunan literati's poetry collection known so far.