Poems describing snowdrops

The catkins describing snow in the poem are as follows:

1, Donglan pear

Su Shi in Song Dynasty

Snow-white as Sydney, wicker exudes a strong sense of spring, fluttering like Sydney, filling the whole city.

I am disappointed, just like a pear in Dongzhu, how thoroughly and clearly I see this complicated secular life in the earthly and self-clearing.

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Pear blossoms like snow are pale white, wicker reveals rich spring scenery, and floating catkins are full of pear blossoms like snow, all over the city. My mood is melancholy, just like a pear flower in Donglan, as white as snow, living in the secular and self-clearing.

2. A song of snow sent Tian Shuji Wu home.

Cen Can in Tang Dynasty

The north wind swept across the earth and messed up Pennisetum, and the weather in August will be covered with heavy snow.

Suddenly, like a night wind blowing, like a pear tree in blossom.

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The north wind swept the earth and scattered the white grass. It began to snow in Alakazam in August. Suddenly, it was like a spring breeze blowing overnight, as if thousands of trees and pears were in full bloom.

3. Jiangtian Mu Xue, Shouyang District

Ma Zhiyuan in Yuan Dynasty

It will be dusk, the snow will dance wildly, and the catkins will float in Ban Mei.

When the river came to Canhua in the evening, the fisherman disappeared.

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There is a wind blowing in Tingzhou. Seen from a distance, the sky sweeps the waves like a jade carving. It's a vast expanse of whiteness, and there is a line between water and sky. How magnificent. The fisherman felt cold and wanted to go home, but he couldn't remember the way home. At this time, the fisherman lay freely on the boat and let it drift.

4. Two songs about snow

Li Shangyin in Tang Dynasty

Spinning the bead curtain over the powder wall is lighter than catkin and heavier than frost.

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Snow whirled into the curtain and floated over the white wall, lighter than willow leaves and heavier than frost.