In his early years, Mo Mo was full of pride and ambition, which was reflected in the magnificent mountains and rivers in his landscape poems.
In his later period, he lived a life of being an official and a recluse, withdrew from the political stage and converted to Buddhism. In his later period, he wrote a large number of landscape poems, mostly depicting quiet rocks and clear streams, and rural pastoral charm.
It can be inferred from the style of this poem that it should be a later work. Combined with my retreat at mount zhongnan and Wang Wei's seclusion in his later period, it is inferred that this mountain should be the "Mount Zhongnan".