Ancient poems describing snow scenes

The ancient poems describing the snow scene are as follows:

1, Jade Shan Ye, Qionglinge. -Fan Tai's Snow Poem in Southern Song Dynasty

Under the snow cover, the land is vast. Mountains as white as jade straddle the Yuan Ye, and snow-capped forests are separated on both sides of the broad avenue. This poem depicts an unusually broad snow scene.

Looking at the snowfield in the distance, it is such a refreshing picture: in the distance, Yushan winds and lies, winding like a white mountain, blending the sky with the snowfield. The sight is getting closer and closer. Yushu Qiongzhi is like a cage of white smoke, drifting all the way and heading straight for Yushan in the distance. The two poems are far apart and self-contained, which makes people feel quiet and distant, and never lonely and desolate.

2. Rivers and canals merge into land, and the sky is boundless. -Southern Song Dynasty, Bao Zhao's poem "Changsong Meets Snow"

Covered with ice and snow, the river ditch became land, and the sky was vast and white. The poem describes the scene that the river becomes a land and the sky is boundless after snow. In the poem, snow covers everything, everything. Rivers, canals, land, sky and wilderness are all covered and filled with snow, so they "converge into land" and "boundless".

With exaggerated techniques, the poet painted a huge, dense and thick snow, pushing the boundless prospect of land and water to readers. The two poems are magnificent and romantic.

3. The white snow in Shacun is still frozen, and the red plum in Jiangxian is in spring. -Don Du Fu, "It's too easy to stay away from the police"

The white snow in Shacun is not yet civilized, but the red plum in Jiangxian County has released a spring scenery. This poem is about early spring. "The snow is still frozen" means that the atmosphere in winter is still very strong. "Plum blossoms are in spring" means that plum blossoms are in full bloom, bringing the breath of spring.

Two poems, one suppressing and one raising, wrote down the hope of spring. The former sentence creates a cold atmosphere, and the latter sentence creates a gorgeous atmosphere. The sharp contrast in the overall thinking highlights the changes of solar terms when winter goes and spring comes.