The mountain is high, and the scenery is moving.

The translation of the phrase 'high mountains look up at the scenery and walk in the distance' was 'high mountains look up at the scenery and walk in the distance.' This sentence came from the thirteenth sentence of the Analects of Confucius. It meant that I looked up at the mountains and walked far away. This sentence expressed Confucius 'pursuit of nobility and his determination to keep moving forward, as well as his reverence for nature.