The predecessor of the Phoenix Platform

The phoenix on the Phoenix Terrace swims, the phoenix leaves the platform empty river flows freely.

The poems that were similar to the Phoenix Tour on the Phoenix Terrace were Su Shi's "Jiangcheng Zi·On the Lake and Zhang Xian's Fu" and Zhang Kejiu's "Drunken Peace·Spring Love Black Cloud Bun".

The poem on Phoenix Terrace is as follows: Climbing Jinling Phoenix Terrace. Li Baitang. The phoenix on the Phoenix Terrace swims, the phoenix leaves the platform empty river flows freely. Wu Palace flowers and plants buried in the quiet path, Jin Dynasty clothes into ancient hills. Three mountains and half of the sky outside, two rivers divided into egret island. Always because the floating clouds can cover the sun, Chang 'an can not see people sad. This poem was Li Bai's " Climbing the Phoenix Terrace in Jinling ". It depicted the scene of the Phoenix playing on the Phoenix Terrace and the empty scene on the stage after the Phoenix left. The poem also mentioned the flowers and plants of the Wu Palace, the clothes of the Jin Dynasty, and the scenery of the three mountains and two rivers. In the end, the poet said that the clouds covered the sun, and the scenery of Chang 'an was no longer depressing.

The phrase " Phoenix on the Phoenix Platform " meant that the phoenix had once played freely on the Phoenix Platform. This sentence came from Li Bai's " Climbing the Phoenix Platform in Jinling " in the Tang Dynasty. The poem described that there used to be phoenixes on the Phoenix Terrace, but now the phoenix had flown away, leaving only the empty platform and the river still flowing. This poem expressed his nostalgia for the glorious palaces and dignitaries in the past, as well as his disappointment and sorrow for Chang 'an.

The Phoenix Platform no longer existed. According to the first document, the Phoenix Platform was only a slightly raised hill when Li Bai arrived. It had been rebuilt several times before it finally collapsed. The second document also mentioned that the Phoenix Platform no longer existed. The third document stated that Phoenix Terrace was now a ruin and was not open to the public. It was also blocked by a wall. Therefore, it could be concluded that the Phoenix Platform no longer existed.

The phoenix flew on the Phoenix Terrace, and the phoenix flew away from the empty river.

The first two lines of Li Bai's poem," Climbing the Phoenix Terrace in Jinling "

The Phoenix Roaming on the Phoenix Terrace was the first two lines of Li Bai's ancient poem," Climbing the Phoenix Terrace in Jinling."

The Phoenix Roaming on the Phoenix Terrace was a poem from Li Bai's ancient poem," Climbing the Phoenix Terrace in Jinling."

The author of 'You the Phoenix' on the Phoenix Terrace was Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.