There is no next sentence, wading through mountains and rivers is an idiom in China, which means crossing mountains and mountains, wading across rivers and describing the arduous journey. From The Book of Songs Wind Pool. Yan style is the content of the national style of The Book of Songs, which consists of three parts: style, elegance and praise.

Idioms and explanations about wading through mountains and rivers: describe the pain of traveling far away. See "wading through mountains and rivers".

Postscript mountains and rivers: describe the pain of traveling far away. See "wading through mountains and rivers".

Trekking mountains and rivers: describe the pain of traveling far away. See "wading through mountains and rivers".

Tools for economic victory: material conditions for crossing mountains and rivers to visit scenic spots. Describe being strong.

Zhanshan navigation: refers to crossing mountains and rivers and crossing obstacles.

Recent antonyms: sailing by ladder → crossing the ocean → climbing mountains and wading → crossing the ocean → being a servant → sleeping in the wind → running around → being a servant → trekking mountains and rivers → crossing mountains and mountains → running around → trekking long distances → sleeping in the wind → not far → fighting against customs.

Antonym: bon voyage → early morning.