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Halfway up the mountain means: living halfway up the mountain, halfway up the mountain. The pinyin is: bàn shān n n.

Halfway up the mountain in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, Bao Wang praised the poem "Boarding Pavilion": "The falling stars invade the dawn, and the waning moon is half the mountain." In the Tang Dynasty, Li Qi's poem "Sending a Light Snow to the Sun in Wang Ning" said: "The pine trees are priceless, and the plain color is so heavy."

Wang Anshi's former residence in Zhongshan. Song Luyou's Book of Entering Shu, Volume 2: "Go home halfway, stay less. Mid-levels, Wang Wengong's former residence, the so-called Baoning Temple. From the urban area to Zhongshan, this is halfway, so it is halfway up the mountain. "

Wang Anshi's nickname In the Song Dynasty, Yang Wanli's poem "Reading Poetry" said: "Poetry is the only work in the boat. I read Tang poetry and read the middle of the mountain. It's not that the old lady doesn't eat, but the middle sentence is rice. "

Make sentences:

1. Looking up, the whole mountain is covered with layers of green, and each layer of green is hung halfway up the mountain, which is very beautiful.

2. The process of the stream flowing down the mountainside is like a person growing up and getting bigger. When I got to the foot of the mountain, it was like being in the prime of life, thousands of miles away. The impact of rocks stirs up layers of water spray, such as pearls flying in the air under the sunlight, setting each other off with the surrounding flowers and trees and competing with the sun.

The stream originates from Koizumi's eye on the western hillside. This stream flows out continuously all the year round. There is a gust of wind blowing. Look! The stream is dancing there! Sometimes left, sometimes right, sometimes high, sometimes low, the sun shines more gently on the crystal flow.

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