Ancient poems describe light snow and solar terms.

The ancient poems describing the light snow scene and solar terms are as follows:

1, Xiaoxue by Tang Dai Shulun.

Flowers and snow are never tired of seeing in the wind, and I would rather lose the forest.

The sad man is under the book window, and the cold is flying.

This is a poem about Xiaoxue. Dai Shulun's poem about a light snow focuses on not putting it before it is imminent. In other words, it looks beautiful from a certain distance, but you can't look straight. This is the beauty of "separation".

In the poem, "Flowers and snow are never tired of seeing in the wind" describes the form of snow, which floats like flowers and is free. This sentence also implies the poet's yearning for seclusion. The sentence "I'd rather lose the forest" further describes the elegant gesture of snowflakes, and seems to prefer to wander among mountains, which reflects the poet's love and yearning for nature.

A suggestion from Bai Juyi to my friend Liu.

There is a glimmer of green in the old bottle and a hint of red in the quiet stove.

With dusk and snow coming, how about a glass of wine?

Winter greetings from two good friends, newly brewed rice wine, there's a stir of red in the quiet stove, and the gloomy sky indicate that night is coming and heavy snow is coming. With this scene as the background, the poet sent an invitation to his friends: "It feels like snow outside at dusk. How about a glass of wine inside?" ? "

Simple language, simple vocabulary and image description show the poet's sincere feelings for friends, life and nature. It has no flowery rhetoric and complicated description, but it has left a deep impression on people. It conveys the most sincere feelings in the simplest way, and makes people feel warmth, friendship and the beauty of life.

Xiaoxue traditional custom

There is a folk custom of "storing wax in winter to keep out the cold". In the light snow season, the temperature drops suddenly and the weather becomes dry, which is a good time to process bacon. Some farmers began to make sausages and bacon, and stored the remaining meat in the traditional way until the Spring Festival.

Many places have the custom of eating bacon in winter, especially southern cities, which have a special liking for bacon. Guangzhou people like to make bacon radish cake with bacon, cook taro with bacon and stir-fry honey beans with sausage.