《 Qījué · Wèi Lǐ Jìn tóngzhì tí suǒ shè Lúshān Xiānréndòng zhào 》 shì Máo Zédōng kàn le yì zhāng Lúshān zhàopiàn yǐhòu xiě de.
Mao Zedong wrote this quatrain after seeing a photograph of Mount Lu.
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The whole poem: 暮色苍茫看劲松，乱云飞渡仍从容。天生一个仙人洞，无限风光在险峰。 'In the gathering dusk I see the sturdy pines, calm as wild clouds rush past. Nature made this Immortals' Cave; the finest views are on the perilous peaks.' The last line is a common motto for taking on hard things.
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李进 was a pen name of 江青, Mao's wife, who took the photograph in 1961. The Immortals' Cave is a cave in a cliff face on 庐山, in Jiangxi. The title opens with 为 'for', not the passive 为.
