白日依山尽,黄河入海流。欲穷千里目,更上一层楼。在大量的唐人描写自然风景的诗中,王之涣这首《登鹳鹊楼》,可真算是一篇名作了。特别是“欲穷千里目,更上一层楼”两句,更为脍炙人口,流传之广,包括那些对诗歌并无爱好、根本不知道这首诗的人在内,也都非常熟悉它。他们往往用它来说明这样一些道理:站得愈高,看得愈远;或者说,不能满足于现状,而应该不断地向高处攀登。“赋诗断章,取其 On the other side of the mountain, the Yellow River flows into the sea. For a thousand miles, go one step further. In a large number of poems depicting natural scenery in the Tang Dynasty, Wang Zhishao’s “Denglan Lou” can be considered a famous one. In particular, the phrase “Let the poor a thousand miles away, go further” is more popular and widespread, including those who are not interested in poetry and do not even know this poem. They are also very familiar with it. They often use it to explain the truth: The higher the station, the farther it is seen; or, it cannot be satisfied with the status quo, but it should be constantly climbed to the top. "Fu poetry chapter, take it