Su Shi's inscription on heavy snow and solar terms

Huanxisha, a epigraph name, was originally the name of Jiao Fang in Tang Dynasty. There are two kinds of words, most of which are 42 words, but also 44 words and 46 words. Han Wo, a Tang Dynasty man, first adopted this tune, usually taking his word "Huanxisha, hangover" as the main body, and there are four other variants. Normal body disyllabic, 42 words, three sentences in the first part, three rhymes in the second part and two rhymes in the second part. This tone has distinct syllables and is commonly used by graceful and unrestrained poets. Representative works include Yan Shu's Huanxisha, a new word and a glass of wine, and Qin Guan's Huanxisha, a lonely cold building.