Interpretation of Yuntang (1). Monk hall Monks set up a place to eat and discuss. Jin Zhidun's May Long March Poetry: "Four Qin Jia, the purity has risen to Yuntang." Song Luyou wrote in the poem "Sleeping in a Monastery": "When you put on your clothes, you can sit quietly and imagine the delicious porridge in Yuntang." Chapter 4 of Water Margin: "Lu's memory is over. Mr. Zhao invited the monks to sit in Yuntang to burn incense and set up a fast for sacrifice. " Cao Yin's poem "Sleeping in Yushan Temple in the Night Rain" in the Qing Dynasty: "I have heard of the porridge drum in Yuntang." (2). Gorgeous hall. Song Shu Fu Rui Xia Zhi: "There is a beautiful Jingyang, and the sky is far away. Summer is refreshing and Yuntang is special. "Song of the Dragon Flute in the South of the Yangtze River by Liang Wudi in the Southern Dynasties": "Beauty lingers in Yuntang, carving gold and bamboo and sleeping on jade. Lingwen asked "Ode to the Ancient City in the Clouds": "Stage and Dance Pavilion, Moon Hall and Cloud Hall." . "Definition word decomposition cloud (34Cloud) → speech, quote: people echo each other. Confucius said poetry cloud. Yun Yun (so, so; When quoting a sentence or dialogue, it means ending or omitting. The auxiliary words in classical Chinese are used at the end of the first sentence: Who thinks? It's the end of the year, and it's time to remember. Water vapor rises and condenses to form a tiny water hall. Tangke. Attendant auditorium. Bathhouse. Kinship with grandfather: room. Cousin. The place where officials used to handle cases was the lobby. Court. Go to court. Quantifier: I took a class. A piece of furniture. Radical: soil; Order number