Which of the following poems describes the phenology of the slight cold solar terms?

Which of the following poems describes the phenology of the slight cold solar terms as follows:

Poems describing the characteristics of the slight cold solar terms are the new nests of Huan finches.

"Slight cold even big lv, call magpie base new nest. Picking up food to find a bend in the river and holding purple around the treetops. " This is the twenty-four solar terms in the Tang Dynasty, and the slight cold solar terms are related to Huang Zhong's and his Da Lv Fa. Happy magpies began to build nests. Look at them jumping around the river in winter looking for food. Look at them flying to the treetops with branches and leaves in their hands!

Cold is the 23rd solar term among the 24 solar terms, the 5th solar term in winter, the end of the second month of the dry calendar and the beginning of the ugly month. The slight cold solar term is characterized by cold, but it is not extremely cold. After the winter solstice, cold air frequently goes south and the temperature continues to drop.

Xiao Han's solar terms poems

The first daffodil in Liu Ban in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Earlier than peaches and plums, later than plums, the skin of ice and snow is coming.

In Leng Ye, the young woman in Su E lingers.

The Second Qing Dynasty Li Hong's "Gu Gan Mei Ge"

There is business in the Woods, just like the sun comes to the ground.

Before the first flower is slightly cold, the first two or three buds bloom early.

Offering spring to open an annual report, jade smiles with countless pearls.

I don't love everything in the south of the Yangtze River. The earthen basin in the monk temple was surprised to see this.

The third song, Song Fan Chengda's "Early Hair under the Bamboo"

After morning makeup, I broke a slight cold and chatted wearily through the saddle.

The line is fine and foggy. Look at the overlapping mountains.

Green ears blow smoke straight, green streams bend bridges.

Hundreds of birds are like welcoming guests, feeling without thinking.