Haimen Lotus Peak Couplet

It should be the famous one-legged couplet of Haimen Lotus Peak.

The water is far away, the sky is open, and the jade planting is too shallow.

The second part is for a netizen. Yes, I think it's good. I'll give it to you together.

The stars are far away, the sea is wide, the dragons are captured, and the waves are deep.

This couplet was written in the Qing Dynasty and inscribed in Chongwen Pavilion, Lotus Peak Scenic Area, Chaoyang, Guangdong Province (the pavilion was built to commemorate Wen Tianxiang, a hero who resisted Yuan Dynasty at the end of Song Dynasty). After the author wrote this couplet, it could not be linked, and no one took it out afterwards, which became absolute. "The water is far away and the sky is high" and the weather is magnificent. It is said that the seaside lotus peak has a broad vision, but it is written that the Chaoshan area is the end of the world, and the anti-Yuan is so far, and almost all the ammunition is gone; "Open the clouds and plant jade" uses the code of "Mermaids shed tears on the green sea next month, and Lantian breathes jade to the sun". "Jade" is a national treasure, which is a metaphor for a country. These four words write Wen Tianxiang's great ambition to save the country and strive for rejuvenation; However, in the end, the words "the mountain is too shallow" made people look at it and felt sorry for Wen Gong. Chaoshan area is a remote place after all, and I really don't want to make a comeback based on it.

The second sentence of this "one-legged couplet" is "too shallow, there are jade in the clouds", which comes from Cen Can, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem is: "I heard that the woodcutter was idle watching chess and suddenly arrived in Qin." The jade in the cloud is too shallow, and the book is passed late across the sea. The cave is made of stone, and the ancient altar pine trees are semi-branchless. I'm sorry to trouble you to read the capsule record for me, but I want to ask the teacher. "