Qishan, a famous historical mountain that emerged from the Book of Songs, carries a profound cultural heritage and rich historical memory. Located in the northeast of Qishan County, Shaanxi Province, this mountain range is not only known as the "Tianzhu Mountain" because of its pillar-like shape, but also because of its important role in the rise of the Zhou Dynasty.
The description of Qishan in the Book of Songs is full of praise for natural beauty and reminiscence of historical stories. In "Daya Mian", "Gu Gong's father, come to the court." The poem "Water Margin in the West, as for Qixia", tells the magnificent epic of the founder of the Zhou Dynasty, Gu Gong's father, who migrated to Qishan and established Zhou Yuan and created a foundation here. This history not only shows the magnificent scenery of Qishan, but also reflects the Zhou people's belief and pursuit of the Mandate of Heaven and benevolence.
Phoenix Mountain, Qishan County
The historical status of Qishan lies not only in the fact that it is the birthplace of the Zhou Dynasty, but also in the allusion of "Fengming Qishan" that it carries. According to the Chinese Zhou language, when the Zhou Dynasty arose, the phoenix chirped on the Qishan hill, which was regarded as an auspicious omen, indicating the prosperity and prosperity of the Zhou Dynasty. And in "The Book of Songs, Daya, Juan", "The phoenix is singing, in the high gang." Wutong is born, and the sun rises in the sun", which is a vivid depiction of Fengming Qishan, which closely links Qishan with auspiciousness and prosperity.
The true meaning of Fengming Qishan lies not only in the auspiciousness and prosperity it symbolizes, but also in the profound historical connotation it contains. It symbolizes the Zhou people's strategic means of destroying the Shang with the help of the Mandate of Heaven, and also symbolizes the symbol and connotation of many small countries around the Zhou Dynasty after King Wen of Zhou was known for his benevolence and virtue, like a hundred birds and a phoenix, gathered to attach to Qishan. This historical allusion not only shows the wisdom and courage of the Zhou people, but also reflects their awe and pursuit of destiny and benevolence.
The historical and cultural connotation of Qishan is not only reflected in the classic documents such as the Book of Songs, but also deeply imprinted in the hearts of the people of Qishan. They are proud of it, proud of it, and regard Qishan as their spiritual home and cultural roots. They inherit the wisdom and courage of the Zhou people, carry forward the spirit of the times in Qishan, and contribute their own strength to the construction of a harmonious and beautiful society.
Qishan, which came out of the Book of Songs, is not only a natural beauty and historical mountain, but also a cultural symbol full of cultural heritage and spiritual connotation. It witnessed the rise and prosperity of the Zhou Dynasty, as well as the inheritance and promotion of history and culture by the people of Qishan. In the years to come, Qishan will continue to carry this heavy historical and cultural memory, and contribute its own strength to the development and progress of the Chinese nation.