In Volume XII 1988 10, the title "Bodhisattva, Great White Land" is marked bó.

But this phonetic notation is debatable. Dabaidi is about 30 kilometers north of Ruijin City, Jiangxi Province. There are Dabaidi Mountains here. According to the local people, they are all called Dabai (bǐ i) land. At that time, they were named after cypress trees, and now there are cypress forests.

The Dictionary of Modern Chinese Standards edited by Mr. Li Xingjian (a key project of the Eighth Five-Year Plan of the State Language Commission and a key book in the Eighth Five-Year Plan) has such a prefix: "Berber-Boeing translated the word Berlin (place name, in Germany) and so on."

According to this, it can be concluded that "Bai" in "Dabaidi" does not pronounce bó, because "Dabaidi" is not a transliterated place name. In addition, when used as cortex phellodendri, cypress is the same as Berberis. It's not a Berben character, it's a universal character. ?

Original: Bodhisattva Mahathir [modern]? Mao Zedong

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, who is dancing with color training?

After the rain, the sun went down again and the mountains were blue.

When the war was urgent, the wall in front of the cave was shot.

Decorate this mountain, it looks better today.

Translation:

There are seven colors of rainbows hanging in the sky. Who is dancing in the air with them? After the yellow rain, I saw the sunset, and the green mountains were like layers of military formations.

There was a fierce battle here that year, and the bullet penetrated the wall of the village in front. The bullet marks left on the village wall make this place more beautiful.

Extended data:

Pronunciation of "white":

I. Me: Me

1, cypress, an evergreen tree with scales and cones, including Platycladus orientalis, Sabina vulgaris and Arhat cypress. The wood is hard and dense. Wood is hard and can be used as building materials.

2. White dew (dew on cypress, which is said to be used to wash eyes and improve eyesight)

3. Last name.

Two. [bó]

Berlin, Germany.

Three. [bò]

See "Phellodendron amurense", a tree.