清明节,一个清凉早晨,我和学友培民匆匆赶往徐州云龙山。只见一弯弦月挂在西天,洒下淡淡清辉。三洞高大的石门楼赫然在目,白石青瓦的顶部“云龙山”三字隐约可辨。早起的人们,已三三两两穿门而入。云龙山海拔不过142米,由东北向西南伸延达3千米,分为九节,因蜿蜒起伏、状似神龙而得名。沿着光滑的石阶,在绿叶翠竹间拾级而上,左折右转,不到半小时就到了山顶。 Ching Ming Festival, a cool morning, my schoolmate Pei Min hurried to Xuzhou Yunlongshan. I saw a curved crescent hanging in the West, sprinkled light Qinghui. Three-storey stone door towering impressively in the head, the top of white stone tile “Yunlongshan ” is faintly discernible. The people who got up early have entered through in twos and threes. Yunlongshan but 142 meters above sea level, extending from northeast to southwest up to 3 km, divided into nine, due to winding, shaped like dragon named. Along the smooth stone steps, green leafy bamboo between the stairs, turn left and turn right, less than half an hour to reach the top.