Poems describing the cold winter and cold wind

The poem describing the cold wind in winter is as follows:

1, the north wind rolls white grass, and eight In the snow crosses Tatar Day. -Tang, Song of Snow White, sent Tian Shuji Wu home.

Appreciation: This poem depicts the magnificent scene of the north wind pulling weeds and the big snowflakes flying. Through the cold and silent snow scene, people's loneliness and anxiety are expressed. The first half of the sentence describes the biting cold brought by the north wind mixed with Leng Xue, and the fragile grass leaves are rolled up by strong winds. The second half of the sentence uses "Hu Tian" to represent the whole northern land, expressing his loneliness out of sadness and helplessness.

The whole poem sets off an atmosphere full of sadness and loneliness and vividly shows a desolate and cold situation. The snow under the north wind gives a glimpse of the vast and desolate land in the north. The cold environment described in the whole poem reminds people of the poet's bitterness, but also shows that the poet is worried, far from home and full of loneliness.

2, the cold wind shakes the earth, and the wind blows first. -Tang Wei Wu Ying, "Send Sun Zheng to the Cloud"

Appreciation: The Cold Wind Shakes the Ground makes readers feel the harsh environment in front of them and the soldiers' firm belief in adversity. Anger and Paleness highlights the vast wasteland beyond the Great Wall, facing mountains, rivers and strong winds. The "sadness" in the whole poem is used to express the soldiers' yearning for home and their worries about the future, as well as their desire and pursuit of victory.

Through vivid description, this sentence shows the tragic spirit of the army and inspires patriotism and fighting spirit. Li Qi used natural scenery to show the hardships of troops going out to war, showed the strength of faith and the lofty spirit of inspiring people in the historical sense, and also reflected the poet's love for life force and his loyalty and openness to the country.

3. Meng Dong is cold and the north wind is sad. -Han Anonymous "Ancient Poetry Meng Donghan"

Appreciation: "Meng Dong" is one of the twenty-four solar terms of the lunar calendar, indicating a period of further severe cold in winter. This period has been the dead of winter for several months, with the north wind whistling and full of chill; The phrase "how bleak the north wind is" sets off the coldness of "sprout" in this chilly period of spring. The north wind roared, everything withered, and all life trembled in this merciless cold wind.

This sentence vividly describes the cold north wind, and uses the words "miserable" and "chestnut" to describe the coldness of the north wind, conveying a shocking emotion to readers. At the same time, this sentence seems to express the poet's regret and recollection of the lost time. Perhaps because of some kind of loss and disappointment, Meng Dong's cold is colder and the north wind is more tragic.