Hu Yichang

游圭峰[1] [清]胡亦常 群山乱几重， 天半矗圭峰。 泉饮千岩石， 云吞万壑松。 南溟奔绝岸， 朝日起孤筇。 不觉一长啸， 空潭吼卧龙。 注释： [1]圭峰：在广东新会县，有山形似“圭”，依形而名为“圭峰”，其山风景秀丽，绿荫葱茏，四季飞流倒挂，常年游人不绝。 The Peak of Jade Hu Yichang Among a riot of mountains high; The Peak of Jade stands in mid-sky. A thousand rocks see fountains leap; Clouds swallow pines in valleys deep. On steep shores southern billow run; Over the bamboos rises the sun. Can I not raise a long, long howl; As empty pools hear dragons growl! The whole poem is mainly about describing the scenery, supplemented by expressing one's feelings; but the grandeur of the scenery also lays the foundation for expressing one's feelings. The integration of the two makes the whole poem full of high emotion and vigorous style.