“When you reach the top, you can see all the small mountains at a glance.” The language can be found in Du Fu's "Wang Yue". Hui Dang: Ding Dang. Ling: Get on board. Peak: the highest peak.

Meaning, I will definitely climb to the top of Mount Tai and have a far-sighted view. At that time, all the mountains will appear very small. These two lines of poems are derived from the phrase "climbing Mount Tai and minimizing the world" in "Mencius Devoted His Heart". They not only describe the majesty of Mount Tai, but also reflect the poet's spirit of high ambition and fearlessness when he was young. Nowadays, it is often used to express lofty ambitions, or to explain the principle of standing high and seeing far.