《泰山极顶》刊于一九五九年九月二十日《人民日报》,是为庆祝国庆十周年而写的。泰山,自古称作“五岳独尊”,海拔一千五百公尺,临近东海,极顶称日观峰,峰上有日观亭。日观亭看日出,“历来被描绘成十分壮观的奇景”。刘鹗《老残游记》续集遗稿第五回有这样的笔墨,清朝桐城派古文家姚鼐《登泰山记》,也写了在日观峰观日出。唐朝大诗人杜甫,年轻时代想登泰山未成,写下《望岳》一诗,寄希望于将来,“会当凌绝顶,一览众山小”。所以,登泰山观日出,千百年来,成为文学家、诗人抒写、歌咏的老题材。 “Taishan Peak” was published in the People’s Daily on September 20, 1959. It was written to celebrate the 10th anniversary of National Day. Taishan, since ancient times, is known as the “Five Sacred Mountains,” with an elevation of 1,500 meters and near the East China Sea. The sundeck sees sunrise and “has always been portrayed as a spectacular spectacle.” The fifth essay of the sequel to Liu Xi’s “Old Wandering Travels” has such a brushstroke. In the Qing dynasty, the Tongcheng School of Classics, Yao Yao, wrote “The Story of Mount Taishan” and also wrote a sunrise view of the Sun View Peak. Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wanted to climb up to Mount Tai in his youth and wrote a poem entitled “Wang Yue”. He hoped for the future and “will be extremely talented when he visits the mountains.” Therefore, the sunrise on Dengtai Mountain has become an old theme for writers and poets for thousands of years.