Poems describing sandstorms in Beijing

The poem describing sandstorms in Beijing is as follows:

1, the north wind blows snow over the scar, and the dry Kun is covered with dust. -Li Shimin's Winter Inauguration

2. Hidden in the yellow dust blown by the cold wind, they crossed a cloud line at the crack of the path of the dagger tower. -Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow

3. Thousands of miles away in Huang Yun, it's daytime, and the north wind blows goose feather and heavy snow one after another. -Gao Shi's "Two Poems of Biedong University"

4, the iron forehead and copper head are arrogant, and Xuanyuan dreams fly. -anonymous "first"

5, the north wind shakes the clouds, but also afraid of the horse valley throwing rice. -Wang Mian's The First Plum Blossom

6, the hidden dragon is silent and angry, and the return air blows dust. -Du Fu's "Fishing Song"

7. There is no sandstorm in the sky, and everything happens naturally. -anonymous "second"

8. The sky is dark, the dust is flying, and the head is wrapped in yarn. -Anonymous "The Third"

9. The soil is full of bad smell, which makes it difficult to breathe and makes people dizzy at night. -Anonymous "The Fourth"

10, yellow smoke rises from the plateau thousands of miles away, and thousands of trees bow to Yuhuan. -Anonymous "The Fifth"

1 1, pale yellow dust ravaged the capital, and pavilions were hazy. -Anonymous "Six"

12, all are grayish yellow in the dark, and the bunker can't be opened. -anonymous "seven"

13, sobbing, the wind is like a horn, and the spring city is full of sand. -Anonymous "The Eighth"

14, Hezhou is dusty and the wind blows in Huang Yun. -Jiang Yan's poems

15, scattered in Liuhe, like dust. -Li Bai's On Cloud Music