What are the poems describing the snow in Luoyang?

Poems describing the snow in Luoyang are:

1, Luoyang Chun Xue Qing: Nalan Xingde

There are countless saddles. I am far from the tree. The overlapping mountains are hard to separate, like five miles of fog.

Deep in the blue window. Wet flowers and light flocs. At that time, people who were leisurely and embarrassed were also sympathetic.

The main idea of the word: On the way to riding a horse, snowflakes rained down all over the place, covering the distant Woods and blurring the overlapping mountains, making it impossible to distinguish them, as if they were trapped in a five-mile fog. At the beginning, this snowflake floated into our window, just like a wet flower and a faint catkin. How lovely that melodious look is, but not because snowflakes are so beautiful, but because you are by my side.

2. Give my friend Liu a piece of advice? Tang Bai Juyi

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?

This poem was written by Bai Juyi when he lived in seclusion in Luoyang in his later years. Liu Shijiu was a friend of the author when he was in Jiangzhou. The whole poem has little cross, no far-reaching sustenance and no flowery rhetoric. But between the lines, it is full of warm and cheerful colors and warm and warm friendship, showing a warm poetry like spring.

3. mocking Wang Liyang for refusing to drink? Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

The earth is white, the wind is cold, and many snowflakes fall like big hands. Laugh to death Tao Yuanming, because you don't drink that wine. ?

You've really gone from wave to wave, planting five willows virtually. What does wearing a headscarf mean to you?

The main idea of this poem is: the earth is white, the wind is cold, and the falling snow is like a big hand. Tao Yuanming died laughing because you didn't drink a glass of wine. You really touched Zhang Suqin and planted five willows. What does it mean to you that I failed my headscarf?

4. Who is the owner of Furong Mountain in every snow? Don Liu Changqing

The setting sun is far away, the weather is cold and the house is poor. Chai Men heard dogs barking and went home on a snowy night.

This poem, with an extremely concise pen, depicts a picture of a cold mountain overnight visitor staying at dusk, and a home snow man-made material. Poetry is written in chronological order. The first sentence is about the feeling of tourists traveling on the mountain road at dusk, the second sentence is about what they saw at the boarding house, and the last two sentences are about what they heard at the boarding house after nightfall. Each poem constitutes an independent picture and is interrelated. There are pictures in the poem, but the feelings are seen outside.