What is the symbol of snow?

In China, snow has rich cultural connotations. In the north, it is a symbol of harvest and good luck, and a symbol of pure friendship. The heavy snow in winter indicates a bumper harvest and happiness in the coming year. A heavy snow in the north will suppress disease and haze. Snow culture is a traditional culture passed down by the people in the north for thousands of years.

Playing with snow is a cultural tradition in northern winter. Recreational activities such as snowball fights, snowball fights, snowmen making and sledding have existed since ancient times. It was not until the Tang Dynasty that the "ice and snow activities" in China were carried out on a large scale. It was only in the snow and ice activities at that time that physiological instinct occupied the first place, followed by games and entertainment. In the Tang Dynasty, ethnic minorities in the northeast and northwest began to use long or oval skis with sloping front ends for hunting and migration. Especially during the Qianlong period, the royal family has integrated skating with martial arts. However, this kind of skating is more fun than archery. These ice and snow activities are a change to traditional martial arts and highlight the elements of entertainment.