The mighty nine factions flow through China, crossing the misty rain in the north and south, and the Yellow Crane knows where to go. There are also tourists who stay to let the wine surge and the tide rise and fall.
There should be a lingyun pen in the vertical and horizontal direction from the third sentence of Jin Yuanhao's "On Thirty Poems": "There is a lingyun pen in the vertical and horizontal direction, and it is pitiful to bow down to others." The original meaning is that even if you are brilliant, you can't help serving the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty, but you are just a poor man.
"China should have a nine-pulse, vertical and horizontal Lingyun pen" appeared as early as contemporary times, but government writers like to use it very much, and it can be found in official documents of government reports, including editorials of People's Daily.
Its meaning takes its boldness of vision. The first half of the sentence ignores China. Where is this, before me, the past era? Behind me, where is the next generation? . The second half of the sentence is arrogant, as if everything in the world is under my control, and all the plants and trees in the world will benefit from my merits.
Why does the government work for the people with such lofty aspirations? What projects in this world have changed things? This is just a victory. Really down-to-earth, do something practical and benefit all the people.