Sentences about scenic tourism: there is () above and () below. () The world is beautiful, () The world is male; () don't look at the mountains when you return, () don't look at the mountains when you

Sentences about scenic tourism: there is () above and () below. () The world is beautiful, () The world is male; () don't look at the mountains when you return, () don't look at the mountains when you return; There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below.

Emei is the best in the world and the Three Gorges is the best in the world.

Five mountains return without seeing them, and Huangshan returns without seeing them.

Source:

1, "There is heaven above, and Suzhou and Hangzhou below" is a folk proverb of China, which comes from Wu Junzhi written by Fan Chengda in the Song Dynasty, aiming at admiring the beautiful scenery in the south of the Yangtze River and being comparable to heaven.

2. "Emei is the best in the world and the Three Gorges is the best in the world", which means that Emei is the best in the world and the Three Gorges is the best in the world. From the proverb: Emei is beautiful on earth, Qingcheng is quiet on earth, Jiange is dangerous on earth, and the Three Gorges is beautiful on earth.

The first poet to write a poem on the theme of the beauty of Emei in the world was Zhou Hongyi, a poet in the Ming Dynasty: "The beauty of Emei is the best in the world, so why travel across oceans to find Penglai?" Later, someone wrote a couplet: Emei is beautiful on earth, and Qingcheng is quiet on earth.

3. "When the Five Mountains come back, they don't look at the mountains, and when Huangshan comes back, they don't look at the mountains" comes from Xu Xiake's Wandering in the Wonderland of Huangshan, praising the beauty of Huangshan. This poem means that the five mountains are the most beautiful in our country. Returning from the Five Mountains, I don't want to see any other mountains. However, Huangshan Mountain is more beautiful than the Five Mountains. I came back from Huangshan, and Wuyue Mountain didn't want to see it.

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Other poems describing tourism:

1, the favorite lake is not eastbound enough, and the poplar is covered with white sand embankment.

2. Don't go to Huayang Wan Li, because the scenery near the south is never autumn.

3. Sailing alone in the blue sky, I can see the Yangtze River flowing in the sky.

4, Rizhao incense burner gives birth to purple smoke, and the waterfall hangs thousands of rivers.

The apes on both sides of the Taiwan Strait can't stop crying, and the canoe has passed Chung Shan Man.