The most famous ancient poem about the Great Cold

1, "Twenty-four Poems on a Cold Night in December": Wax wine comes, and the golden stove is full of charcoal. A cold should be close to the fire, so don't open the door if you have nothing to do. Winter and spring alternate, the stars and the moon remain the same? The Ming Dynasty changed the new law, and Liu Mei and others were in the spring.

2, "Back to the Great Cold in Sichuan": The wind is crazy, coming from the edge of Montenegro. Wei Kun wants to move, but the cold sun is boring. Flying sand hits the face, and snow touches the skirt. There is no jade pot wine, and the ice you drink is intestines. Birds and beasts leave no trace, and we can do it safely. Cloud is a native of China, but it has not been my territory for several years.

3, "heavy cold rain": rainy weather is cold in the morning, it is difficult to go east. The plum trees in the old garden haven't blossomed yet, so I still want to see them ten days before spring.

Extended data:

The Great Cold is the last of the 24 solar terms. After the severe cold, beginning of spring will usher in a new year's solar cycle. The Spring Festival is just around beginning of spring. As soon as it gets cold, the flavor of the New Year becomes stronger and stronger. The severe cold solar terms often coincide with the end of the year, and some folk customs during the period have more meaning of saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new. In this solar term, people are busy saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new, pickling new year's dishes and preparing new year's goods, because the Spring Festival, the most important festival for China people, is coming.

As the last solar term at the end of the year, the Great Cold is a slack season, but everyone is "busy"-busy with the New Year, which is the custom of "welcoming the New Year in the Great Cold". The so-called "welcome in the cold" means that during the period from the cold to the Lunar New Year, there will be a series of activities among the people, which can be summarized into at least ten customs, namely, eating glutinous rice, binge drinking, making teeth, sweeping the dust, pasting windows, tasting bacon, catching a wedding, going to the market and bathing.