长安回望绣成堆

長安回望繡成堆
Cháng'ān huíwàng xiù chéng duī
quotation

Meanings

  1. 1 looking back from Chang'an, the hills lie heaped like brocade

Examples

HSK 4
Dù Mù de " Cháng'ān huíwàng xiù chéng duī " xiě de shì Líshān de jǐngsè.
Du Mu's line 'Looking back from Chang'an, the hills lie heaped like brocade' describes the scenery of Mount Li.

Tips

culture
The opening line of the first of 杜牧's 过华清宫绝句三首 'Three Quatrains on Passing Huaqing Palace'. The brocade is the East and West Embroidery Ridges of Mount Li, where the emperor Xuanzong kept his hot-spring palace. The poem goes on to 一骑红尘妃子笑,无人知是荔枝来, a jab at the lychees rushed by courier for 杨贵妃.

Stroke Order

长 cháng
安 ān
回 huí
望 wàng
绣 xiù
成 chéng
堆 duī