What are ten things that represent winter?

Plum blossoms, snow, freezing fog, snowmen, ice sculptures, glaciers, tree branches, silver bars, ice, snowflakes.

Ten things that represent winter. That's way too many. The maple trees are basically done losing their leaves. Then wearing thick gloves with a hat to keep out the cold. The cold. Heating up the house. Beautiful freezing fog. It can be seen in many areas. Seeing children. Building snowmen and having snowball fights. People exhaling. Exhaust fumes can also be seen. Vapor too. The days are getting shorter.

Things that represent winter:

The plum blossomThe plum blossom blooms in winter. Plum blossom is the first of the ten most famous flowers in China, together with orchids, bamboo and chrysanthemums, it is listed as the Four Gentlemen, and together with pine and bamboo, it is known as the "Three Friends of Winter". In traditional Chinese culture, because of its development in winter, plum with its noble, strong, modest character, giving people the will to strive to inspire. In the bitter cold, the plum bloomed a hundred flowers first, only the world and spring.

Snowman refers to the accumulation of natural or artificial snow, piled up into a human-shaped snow pile, widely popular among children in countries around the world, is a special form of entertainment. Building a snowman is a fun activity that can only be enjoyed on a snowy day. Of course the snow has to fall hard enough to accumulate enough snowballs, and the temperature has to be low enough to keep the snow from melting quickly.

Ice sculpture, as the name implies, is to carve out all kinds of things on the ice, such as: animals, household items and so on. As early as in the northeast of China, because of the freezing cold, often icy, snow outside the door, then there are people who will be river water into the ice to identify the carving of simple shapes in order to hold things, so the earliest ice sculpture should be originated in China.