Leaving the marks of Yue Zhai_Yulong

The fish and dragon are suitable for introductory chapters and seals for signatures of calligraphy and painting. According to legend, after Yu established Yique, the water flow was rapid. Carps swimming in the Yellow River in Mengjin went upstream along the water of Luo and Yi. When they swam to the dragon gate of Yique, the waves were so huge that they jumped one after another, trying to climb over it. Those who jump over are regarded as dragons, and those who fail to jump will be left with a black scar on their foreheads. Therefore, Li Bai, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote in the poem "A Gift to Cui Shiyu": "The three-foot carp in the Yellow River originally lived in Mengjin, and the forehead cannot be counted." Jackie Chan, returns with mortal fish. This story was originally quoted from "San Qin Ji" in Volume 466 of "Taiping Guangji", which says: "Longmen Mountain is on the east side of the river. Yu cut the mountain off and made the gate more than a mile wide. The Yellow River flows down from the middle, and there are no cars or horses on either side... Every spring, yellow carps come from the sea and rivers, fight to catch them, and turn into dragons. Since then, people have used the fish to turn into a dragon as a metaphor for the title on the gold medal list.